RV WINGMAN EXPLAINS NEW CONSULTING SERVICE & WHY IT MATTERS 🚐💡

In this video, Alan Warren, the RV Wingman, addresses recent questions about transitioning from free RV advice to a paid consulting service. Discover why Alan is considering this change, how it will benefit you, and what you can expect from the new one-on-one bootcamp sessions. Get insights into how personalized counseling can save you thousands and avoid costly mistakes in your RV purchase. Tune in to learn more about this exciting new direction!

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[markbaker]

It's called free enterprise. You offer a service of value, so it's worth paying for. Good for you.

[joygarrett]

I have downloaded your free RV report a few times (buying/selling) & have found it Very helpful. Haven’t of late cause frankly I’m not in a position to get another RV at this time. I find the “tips & tricks” for buying/selling very helpful & hope you won’t give that up . . They are good general guidelines.
But having you available for a specific consult if/when I’m ready & able to move forward is also invaluable to me!
So in the end I think both are helpful. Go for it Alan!

[ralphp]

You can become a paid consultant! It might become overwhelming Alan . Good luck with your endeavors Alan ! 😁👍

[PasoPedro]

Thank you, Alan, for doing the right thing for the right reasons, and for speaking the truth!!

[wbduckman]

Being something who bought my first camper 7 years ago, I can honestly say that I would have been overjoyed to have the opportunity to pay someone for personal help. Especially AFTER the sale and the problems started.
I made many mistakes. Mainly not buying from a reputable dealer who takes care of you AFTER the sale.
I wish you nothing but the best sir!

[rvoffgrid]

Thank you for all that you do. For me, I enjoy learning and the time I spend watching videos that help me learn. If I were looking for advice on something specific I would gladly pay for it, as I would to a lawyer or doctor.

[glenwilson]

Yes the Wing man could help a lot of people the best thing you can do is a one on one Boot Camp. With paying a nice fee. Finding the best place to buy A RV. And Getting an inspection. An a good Education. Next telling them a great place to get the best price. Because there are a lot bad dealers. I help out with dealers years ago with the Hurricanes. I saw so many bad people. I will not name anyone. But the Wing Man Knows 100% What he talking about With Camping World. And many other dealers. People please don’t go to dealers. Without the Education. I know he will take good care of you on which one you should get. What price you should pay. Trust me I have seen it all with the mark up price is All the add on they charge. Many extra you don’t need to pay for. I don’t work for him. I only listen to him. Trust me he knows what he talking bout 100%.

[mzollnerable]

If you offer a "specialized" service that people are willing to compensate you for, so be it. Capitalism at its purist! I personally think you would be foolish not to. Good luck to you Wingman...

[paulhellwig]

You have my shirt…😂. God bless from commiefornia. Trump 2025🙏✝️🇺🇸

[American-RVs]

As a small Rv dealer in southern Oregon I feel this is a great idea. Your time is the most valuable commodity you have and some, not all understand that. Heck even professionals hire coaches. So good luck 🍀

[mikesleigher]

Alan, you are doing one on one's with people. That sounds like gold to me!!! You should definitely do it! You can help countless newbies. I have been rving since the 80'S. I have taught countless people over the years!!! The things I have learned the hard way!!! Go for it Alan!!!

[TIREDOFEVIL]

Alan, do what you do best, don't worry about the naysayers, some people have grown up with an attitude that the world owes them something for free, the hell with them. I for one will continue to follow you, "snarky" remarks and all. People will either watch and observe or they won't, good luck in your endeavor.

[jjones]

From a interviewing would like to know a bit more about your experience. I know that you used to own a campground but beyond that I don't know your professional background. How many years did you work at a RV dealership or car dealership? Did you ever work for a RV Manufacturer in some capacity? Were you a RV tech where you learned the ins and outs of systems built into todays RV's? I guess in general, where did you acquire your RV knowledge that would help others make good decisions? Thanks.

[immasher]

I sure enjoyed listening to you when you owned your campground. That's when I first started following you. I believe your dtr was also a part of your channel. I have been following you since. Thanks for all you do!

[AnthonyPinkerton-dp]

Hey Wingman! I’m not complaining about the idea of charging us for advice offered.
I’m currently reentering the RV lifestyle, my first trailer was a 1986 Road Ranger. I lost it because I became homeless, and also got screwed by the person who stole my trailer.
The trailer was a 31-footer, the floor plan was rebuilt but the only saving grace was that it possessed tons of storage.
I’m currently searching for dealerships that deal in resales; I don’t live in Texas, I’m a Californian.
About the only reseller that I know is any good is Sky River RV in Pismo Beach, California.
Some days I just go down and drool at the resales market getting ideas.
Sky River RV is also a dealer of Airstream trailer in Central California.
Honestly, I wish that the prices for new vehicles wasn’t so outrageous?
Honestly, if you do start offering advice on YouTube, I’d be willing to pay.

[NashRambler]

I watch a variety of YouTube channels and it amazes me the kinds of questions people ask. Questions that I know a quick Google search will answer. You can’t please all of the people, all of the time. We have a situation different than most I read. At the end of 2018 we bought a 2018 Jayco Greyhawk 32 MV. Love it. Put in a Truma for instant hot water. We even bought a special attachment so we can carry a spare tire. Problem is I developed scoliosis two years ago and it has been an uphill battle. I’m not ready to give up and sell yet but if that comes we will definitely use your list of dealers to guide us. Wingman, do what makes you happy and forget the rest.

[rdEyeInsightLLC]

Wingman! Congratulations. Remember this, ..”cost is only an issue in the absence of value” you bring value so go for it. I’m a Business/Financial Consultant for over 15 years. Reach out to me if you want insight on getting off to a great start. God Bless Coach T

[lyfandeth]

I think it would help the consulting if you put all the major considerations in an ebook--given as part of the consult, but sold outright as one package, i.e. "What you never know about RVs for the first timer."

[violetwilson]

If you go ahead and do a consultation, approximately dollar amount and time amount. Knowing some people need more time than others example only $30.00 every hour and most people approximately one hour then maybe extra time later depending on the knowledge of what people need to know

[TheBirdandEagle]

Sounds like a mobile RV repair guy. They want to get rich in one month. We all need to make money, but being an opportunist is another thing. Sounds like another senior citizen rip off. Good luck.