RHIMS 10

I took almost 90% of RHIMS 10 on 2x speed before making my video. I have made a lot of money in affiliate marketing and understand SEO and website building, so I digest courses quickly. I still wanted to understand the concepts well enough to give you a real opinion.

Why I looked at RHIMS 10

This is JK Doudle's last installment of the RHIMS series, which I believe stands for Really Honest Internet Marketing Stuff. Each one takes a different affiliate model to the max. This one is pay-per-call.

He showed almost $9,000 earned from this model in the last 60 days, about $4,000 per month. That is his proof, so treat it as his result and not a promise.

How pay-per-call works

You get a website with traffic, either one you rank or an expired domain that already has traffic and history. You add a special tracked number. Callers get forwarded to a lead center and you get paid per call.

The concept made sense to me, but I did not know the practical parts. Where do you get the number? Who buys the calls? How do you find expired domains? The training answers those questions.

The course itself

It is a real course, about 3 hours, with videos of 20 minutes or so. The strongest parts for me were the call stack, call validation and getting a phone number. JK also builds a site in front of you and shows how to find expired domains.

One nugget I will share: he recommends sticking to one niche once it hits and going city after city. Pay-per-call networks like to see you focused instead of spread thin.

Compared to rank and rent, I like this more. You do not have to sell to business owners. You build the site, get traffic and the number performs.

The funnel and what to buy

The front end is $27. The order bump is $147 for the Fresh List and the private masterclass, which would cost $60 and $97 separately. OTO 3 is the RHIMS Vault with volumes 1 through 9 for $197, so everything together is $344.

I am not telling you that you need all of it. The $27 course is the core.

My Pay Per Call Niche Finder bonus

I built this because I wanted a way to explore niches and cities. It has over 1,000 niches, over 15 categories and over 4,000 US cities with 10,000 or more people. It runs in your browser with no login, and your data is stored locally.

You can filter by category. I clicked into home services, then plumbing and gutters, and it showed the different gutter niches. You can export, import and set your columns.

The cities view shows population, state and a score. A higher score means a decent population with probably lower competition.

Then there is Find Opportunities. I picked travel, education, home services and moving, set my experience, went nationwide with small cities (10K to 50K) and showed everything. It gave me opportunity scores, matches and an estimated amount per call.

Tree services is a good example. Drill down to stump grinding and stump removal, then look at Colorado cities. You get around 50 cities for one micro-niche. Buyer coverage shows as unverified, so check that yourself.

I also plan to add a feature that turns a result into a master prompt for building the website with an AI or vibe coding tool. It was not built yet when I recorded, but I said it would be in by the time you get the bonus.

The rest of the bonus package

You also get Done For You Cartoon Video Prompts, my Vibe Coding Method course (3 to 4 hours, sells for $97), and Affiliate Niche Miner (valued at $125). The whole package is worth $359.

My verdict

This is a long course, not a quick-fix product, and you do need to learn a few technical things. For $27 it is a strong deal, and the model suits people who do not want to be on camera or sell.

I give RHIMS 10 5.0 out of 5.