Elite Music Mentor
Elite Music Mentor Overview
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Elite Music Mentor has a 1.3 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and Elite Music Mentor reviews note good instructors and materials but unmet mentoring promises.
Positive Feedback
Users praise the idea, instructors, and quality of materials, finding the curriculum and videos generally well prepared.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about misleading marketing that sells a regular video course as one-on-one mentoring.
- Reports that customer service did not follow up on issues and communication stopped after an initial reply.
- Some lessons are very short and cover topics only briefly.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect a short video-based course rather than true one-on-one mentorship.
- Verify mentoring claims and check billing, refunds, subscriptions and support responsiveness before buying.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Elite Music Mentor has a 1.3 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and Elite Music Mentor reviews note good instructors and materials but unmet mentoring promises.
Positive Feedback
Users praise the idea, instructors, and quality of materials, finding the curriculum and videos generally well prepared.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about misleading marketing that sells a regular video course as one-on-one mentoring.
- Reports that customer service did not follow up on issues and communication stopped after an initial reply.
- Some lessons are very short and cover topics only briefly.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect a short video-based course rather than true one-on-one mentorship.
- Verify mentoring claims and check billing, refunds, subscriptions and support responsiveness before buying.
Turn one complaint into a collective action
Don't sell a regular online course as a "one on one mentoring sessions"
- - Mentorship marketed as one-on-one but offered as six short video lessons.
- - Content is general and basic; founder Nanjo's follow-up was lacking.
I know that marketing is everything, but really?
I was really waiting for the launch. After months of hype and hearing that EMM will be different, that I will be mentored by one of NY’s greatest players the decision was obvious. I bought Mike Moreno's „mentorship” without even thinking.
I’m disappointed because even though I think that the course is well prepared, there is nothing to do with „mentorship” here. I paid 70$ to hear that I have to learn tunes, play them with metronome and transcribe my favorite players. Just the obvious things you will hear in any jazz course.
Is there sth wrong with it? No.
But should it be offered as "mentoring sessions one on one"? No.
EMM sold me on „mentoring” and "MOST INNOVATIVE AND EXCITING ONLINE MUSIC MENTORING PROGRAM”, giving only six short video lessons on very general things. There is nothing wrong with the curriculum itself, but after naming chapters so broad (i.e. The Art Of Linear Improvisation) I didn’t suppose that some of them will least less than 10 minutes and the topics will be briefly touched.
In conclusion, I think the general idea behind EMM is ok, if you are looking for yet another video course. The company should work on the way they communicate what their products really looks like.
And btw - I tried to solve the problem talking directly with Nanjo, the founder, but after one reply he decided not to follow up anymore. I don't think that's the way to solve problems.
- Idea
- Instructors
- Quality of materials
- Fact the customer service didnt follow up on my complaint
- Misleading marketing
- Offering typical online course as a 1 on 1 mentoring sessions
Preferred solution: Price reduction
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Yes, marketing is everything, it's really overpriced. Personally I didn't expect a mentoring program, but I'm really disappointed with the content of the course of Colin Stranahan.
The titles of the chapters are very attractive, but what you actually have are a few tips, it's not something even close to a method to really work on those aspects.
I've found much more interesting the courses of Jazz Heaven or Open Studio Jazz. They make really great videos, well prepared with different topics fully detailed.
Hey man, Have you tried "My Music Masterclass"? They are not as pricey.
In case you have, would you recomen it over EMM? CHEERS