Build Assets Online – Elite Fleet Plus

Curriculum Deep Dive

The course bundles three distinct modules: dropshipping (Elite Fleet Plus), Kindle publishing (Passive Publishing Profits), and blogging (BAO Blog Blastoff Advanced). Each is a full course in itself, totaling over 50 videos and 9+ hours. The dropshipping section stands out by explicitly avoiding AliExpress and Facebook ads, instead focusing on sourcing from US suppliers and using organic traffic. The Kindle module claims a return of over $3,000 per hour with just 2 hours monthly—bold, but they show a royalty statement to back it up. The blogging module teaches SEO without backlinks, which is refreshingly practical for beginners. However, the breadth means each module skims some advanced tactics. You get the playbook, but not every nuance.

Technical Mastery & Skills

You’ll learn how to set up a dropshipping store without the usual China-to-customer delays, how to publish fiction on Amazon KDP with minimal ongoing work, and how to build a WordPress blog that ranks without backlinks. The instructors are real store owners who share specific tools and workflows—like which US suppliers they use and how they format Kindle books. The SEO module covers keyword research and on-page optimization in a way that’s applicable to any online business. That said, if you’re already experienced in one of these areas, you might find the technical depth lacking. The course is designed for someone who wants a working system, not a deep technical dive.

Learning Experience

To be fair, the production quality is decent but not cinematic. The videos are screen recordings with voiceover, and the instructors speak plainly without hype. Each module ends with actionable steps—no fluff. The dropshipping section includes a store walkthrough, which is helpful. The Kindle module is surprisingly thorough on the fiction market, which most courses ignore. The biggest downside is the organization: the three modules feel stitched together rather than integrated. You’ll need to jump between sections to find what you need. A single, unified dashboard would help. But if you’re self-directed, the content is solid and the instructors clearly know their stuff.

Final Verdict

This course is a rare bird: it delivers on its promise of multiple asset-building models without the usual internet marketing sleaze. The dropshipping module alone justifies the price if you’re tired of the AliExpress grind. The Kindle and blogging modules are bonuses that actually work. Who should buy this? Someone who wants to diversify their online income and is willing to put in the work across three different systems. If you’re looking for a single, deep-dive course on one model, look elsewhere. But if you want a toolkit for building a portfolio of online assets—and you can handle a bit of self-navigation—this is quietly one of the better values out there. Don’t expect hand-holding; expect a map and the freedom to explore.