Here’s some advice for those of you considering building Google Sniper sites:

Build at least 8 of them - George proclaims that 3/4 Sniper sites will make money so it’s best if you get 6/8 sites working as opposed to 3/4.

Think assembly line here since I got a little burned out

• researching some niches and finding them,
• then ordering domain names and setting up the accounts for the sites on my server,
• then building the sites,
• then going back to find more niches

So what I recommend that you do is:

1- Dedicate a whole day or 3-4 hours to researching niches, and find 10-12 of them, then pick the 8 with the most potential.

2- Spend the next day or 3-4 hours getting domain names, setting up accounts, and building the sites.

3- find products or programs to promote

4- Start adding site content

NOTE:

If I recommend this product, I will make some templates for everyone to use since you have to make the following standardized forms for these sites anyways:

• About Me,
• Contact Me,
• Privacy Policy

After you build the sites properly, you need to start adding content to them.  IF…you did your keyword research properly AND built your sites the right way, the most important next step is your content.

In Google Sniper George has a great section on writing this content so I recommend that you do the research first, build the sites, set them up, then focus on your pre-selling content.

Picking affiliate programs to monetize your efforts.

Since your site content and pre-selling is going to be focused on selling something your story may revolve around a product name or just some easy to rank for terms.  So you should know what your recommended product is going to be:

Some quick places to find products to promote:

• Clickbank – search the market place look for high gravity
• Commission Junction – takes more time since you need to get site approved
• CPA networks – requires site approval
• PayDotCom – quick and easy like ClickBank
• See what your competitors are promoting too

Note on doing research:

The main considerations for deciding to go with a niche are:

• # of searches average ( must be at least 3-7k/month
• # of competing sites with Keywords in their titles
• Is the keyword available as a domain name as a .com, .org, or .net?  If not then skip it
• Are there authority sites already ranked at the top for these terms? If so,then it’s a no-go

I decided to start building some Google Sniper sites for the Google Sniper Case Study so I’m going to pop in and out of this blog post as I’m doing things to let you know how long it really takes.

9:45 -10:00 PM – Niche Research

Found two niches with lots of searches and competition, keyword rich domain names were available, decided to go with some competitive terms here to see how much harder it really is to rank well when you have really good keyword-rich domain names (the 2 domains I got are exact matches for the keywords I’m going after, one’s a .com and the other is a .org).

Niche KW 1 - 8100 average searches a month, high advertiser competition

Niche KW 2 – 3600 average searches a month, highest level of advertiser competition (buy ***product name*** was the keyword)

10- 10:09 PM domain name registrations and set up

When I am about to build new sites I usually have 3 tabs/windows open

1. Google Keyword Tool for researching niches
2. Namecheap.com for my domain registrar
3. My WHM control panel to get ready to add accounts to my hosting

Right now I am waiting for the DNS to transfer to my hosting so I can log into the cpanel for those 2 new accounts and build some blogs.

10:09 – 10:13 Installed WordPress on both sites

10:13- 10:19 Installed 3 plugins on both sites and upgraded the version of WordPress

1. All In One SEO
2. google sitemap
3. WordPress automatic upgrade – gonna have to install this anyways

Total time elapsed:  34 minutes

Believe it or not the easiest part of all this is registering domains, setting up WHM accounts, installing WordPress, searching for and activating plugins.

What is going to make money here is what’s written and what being sold

Writing the intro post: 15 minutes

I don’t know much about this niche so I tried to imagine a cute little story/intro that would get the ball rolling here. Now I have to rewrite that intro post for the other site, albeit with slightly different keywords and the text modified enough to be deemed unique.

Installing the recommended theme – 20 minutes

I’m following the instructions to the letter here so this is fun but quite different for me.  If you have the ebook he mentions what theme to use on page 48.

Important notes:

Privacy setting in wordPress –

By default, the setting is set to not allow blog to be visible otsearch engines so make sure you change that before you publish anything.

Categories:

Make at least one new category, name it after one of your main keywords, and make it the default category to write to (in writing section of wordpress admin panel).  Then delete the category named Uncategorized.

When you DO make your first intro post, make sure you place the post inside the proper category.

Time spent so far: a little over one hour, and that includes me coming back here to update this blog post.

Gonna take a break here to

Gather together my related keywords list and post it to the blog as a draft post so I’ll always hav eit handy when writing.

For the next 2 posts I’ll try to make sure those keywords are mentioned all throughout the content.

Lastly, I’ll do some quick research to see what method I should use to monetize this site (get an aff link basically).

So far, I’ve build the foundation for 2 Google Sniper sites in a little over an hour, and I foresee this taking me 2-3 more total to

• make sure my content is pre-selling well,
• my keywords are sprinkled throughout the posts
• set up my affiliate links to be cloaked properly.
• re-read the ebook to make sure I followed HIS steps properly

UPDATE: My buddy Warner Carter saw what I was doing and skyped me, and suggested we do a few sites together, so here’s the scoop on another niche we’re targeting.

Niche KW 3- 9100 average searches a month, high advertiser competition according to Google.

Warner uses a different KW tool than Google’s free one and told me the SEO competition for this niche is weak, or almost non-existent.

Google’s Keyword tool shows you ADVERTISER competition which is indicative of PayPer Click advertiser competition and keyword term profitability but not always reflective of what the SEO competition is like.

I think George Brown in his Google Sniper ebook should have mentioned that because a lot of people will see high advertiser competition and think the niche is not “do-able” due to high PPC competition when there is really little SEO competition.

OK, I just finished reading Google Sniper by George Brown and it took me 3 sittings to go through and review all 99 pages.

First off let’s verify some claims from their sales letter

Can you set up automatic money-making mini-sites in 2-3 hours with this system?

Yes, I know this for a fact and could probably do it in 35 minutes if I knew something about the niche and product(s) I was going to be promoting

Is a Google Sniper site completely 100% done after the 2-3 hours of set up?

No, it will more likely be 2-3 hours of set up (for WordPress newbies) then an additional 30 minutes to add/publish the final content piece. For someone like me it’d be a total of one hour to make a site like this.

Some questions users might want to know about the income claims of $15,000.00/month from Sniper sites:

Can you make 15k/month doing this?

Answer #1 -

I have one sniper-style/authority site that makes #1,000.00/month on autopilot and the income increases a little bit each month, so technically 15 of these would be tantamount to a 15k/month income.  however, that site requires a ton of work for me but I love doing it and would do it for free just to help people out, so I probably spending more time educating on that site than I do selling.

Answer #2 – Yes, if you do your research properly and make a lot of these sites

What does George Brown’s Google Sniper ebook course tell us that’s new?

Kind of hard for me to answer that since I don’t know what i sin your head, so let me explain to you what the course covers without giving away all his content:

1- Finding a niche and it’s related keywords (this is ALWAYS the first and most important critical factor for your site’s success)

2- How to build these sites (the video modules cover this well and this info is available everywhere for free anyways)

• Why use wordPress to build sites
• Installing WordPress
• What plugins to use, how to install them, using and configuring plugins
• Designing the site
• Finding Free themes, what themes to use for certain niches

3- How to make your site sell

To me this was the real golden nugget of this course and George knows it, and even says so on page 35 of 99.

• If you build a site and nobody comes to it that means you did poor niche research, right?
• If you build a site and people come to it but don’t buy that means you aren’t convincing your site readers to buy from you, right?

The Pre-selling for 20% Conversion Rates section is something a LOT of people need to know and understand because I see a ton of people who have really crappy sites and content that I’d never even think about buying form because their content sucked, big-time.

Note: How can site content suck?

• No calls to action
• Overly pushy calls to action
• Site content didn’t make me a believer in the benefits of getting the product
• No claimed or proven proof that the product works (see bullet point above)
• …and sometimes the bonus is just terrible (unrelated + useless addition to product)

Chapter 4- SEO stuff for getting free traffic and dominating in the search engines

I know SEO pretty well and everything he says here is true, although I could add in a few things that could make it better, more powerful and more useful.

In chapter 4 of Google Sniper George writes about gathering keyword lists together using free tools, but the NEW thing I see here is he’s talking about using LSI-based keyword research.

True/False…?

He writes that getting a keyword-based domain name is the #1 most important SEO aspect to your Google Sniper site.

TRUE

He says you can extrapolate a list of related keywords to use for LSI and eventual easy rankings using Google free Keyword Rearch tool

TRUE

He says Google’s keyword tool is notoriously inaccurate when it comes to saying how many times a word is searched for each month because Google includes search partners in its volume numbers.  Therefore you should shave off something like 20% off the search volume counts.

TRUE ( I was happy to see someone else besides me say that.  I said that here a long time ago)

Chapter 5 – Cloaking Affiliate Links

This was a brief and important chapter that shows you how to make cloaked affiliate links at no cost to you and it’s pretty easy to do.  Good thing to add in here, and something a lot of marketers, myself included don’t do (cloak aff links)

Chapters 6 +7 go over creating these sites step-by-step and then talks about the site promotion angle of things

This is where I could save you a lot of time and teach HIM and/or you a thing or two about SEO and backlinks generation, but since these sites by their very nature don’t need a lot of backlinks or promotion, what he wrote here is sufficient for niches with low-to-medium SEO competition.

Chapter 8 – What everyone really wants to know, does this work and can it turn into a 6-7 figure yearly income?

It works for him, apparently, but will it work for you?

Will it work for me with the 4 new Sniper Sites I’m going to build for this Google Sniper Case Study?

That remains to be seen, but this is definitely a good ebook to get just for the Pre-selling chapter alone.

Moving forward, I will reveal the 4 niches I decided on then make a 2-post case study to wrap things up here

I decided to do a Google Sniper review at the request of about 20 subscribers so here goes…

What is Google Sniper?

On the outset/first glance it looks like another hyped-up Clickbank Product showing you how to make 6-7 figures/year using George Brown’s methods for making mini-sites that make sales for you on complete auto-pilot.

Since the methods involve using WordPress and I have a few automated sites doing this already, I feel qualified to tell you whether or not this ebook can teach you this.  And if the ebook is no good, then I’lll teach you what I do to make sites that can get built in 2-3 hours and make automated sales…

With Google Sniper you make affiliate marketing sites focused on one product or targeted terms using a variety of basic SEO methods to get ranked highly for those targeted “money” keywords.

Does Google Sniper work?

Can’t tell you that just yet since I just bought the ebook but what I can tell you is that mini-sites devoted to selling/promoting just one product will work for making automated sales.  However, you will need to make a whole bunch of these sites in order to see the Promised Land of the sales letter’s $15,000.00/month income.

To me that’s not a downside because massive action equals massive success if you’re doing the right things in the first place.

I do nothing half-ass!!! pardon my french…

When I review something I do it whole-heartedly yet selectively, so my Google Sniper review will actual be a series of posts dedicated to reviewing Google Sniper.

NOTE: Have I used the word Google Sniper too many times in this post, ya think? Geez…

Well, go to Google and search for Google Sniper or Google Sniper Review or Google Sniper bonus and tell me where my site is listed in the rankings… without any backlinks that is…hidden SEO lesson for you there.

If I’m not highly ranked yet it’s either due to:

• The other sites all have the keywords in their domain names
• The other sites did a better job of on-page and off-page SEO

Quick SEO Tip:

If you want to promote something like a product name but don’t want to buy a domain name in order to get the easy rankings, then you should make a category named whatever the product name is that you’re reviewing, then add multiple posts to that category.  This is like making a mini-site within your larger site (if you own/have/maintain one that is…).

Idea: I haven’t done any research or testing with this idea yet, but it might be powerful…

It might be worth it to create add-on or subdomains to your main site with the main keyword you’re targeting as part of the domain name.  So…instead of getting new domain names for every product you want to create a series of posts on, you could try installing a new blog on a domain named productnamekeywordhere.danielmcgonagle.name.

This way, your site inherits all the link juice your main site hopefully already has and might make it easier for you to spend less money on new domain names without having to shell out 9 bucks each time you build a new site.  Just an idea…

Who cares where my post is ranked for the term Google Sniper?

Well, I see a lot of “reviewers” who have the words “Google Sniper” in their domain names acting as if getting page 1 rankings for those words is something impressive..

It’s not, and it’s easy to do, and it’s all part of what G Sniper espouses for effective SEO tactics.

Moving forward, this review series will go over the quick start guide, the manual and all the video modules, to be followed b a case study with 3 sites I will build as part of this comprehensive review.

The reason I picked Google Sniper out of all the thousands of other Clickbank products I could have done review son is the concept and method is solid, is something I’ve been meaning to teach anyways, and if the product is crap then I will take care of you by making some blog posts and the case study to show you how mini-sites can crank out auto-sales for you all day long (if the traffic is there).

Wanna see some of my product-related mini-sites and how I do it?

Then go…

• here (page 1 for a very competitive term it seems),
• here (page one and top positions for almost all variations of the 4-5 keywords I was targeting)
  
• here (page 1, position #2 right now)
• here,(page 1 and top positions for almost every keyword I was targeting)
• and here,(this one’s not doing too well yet, but will be page 1 and top positioned when I have time to get back to it)

Analyze everything you see on those sites.  There’s good content, a good domain name, an optin box, and a follow up newsletter.  That’s “how I roll” when I make mini-sites.

ALL of those sites make money and I probably spent way more time on them than I had to because I was/am trying to deliver note-worthy quality content on the site itself not just writing pre-selling content of little to no value (mistake?)

NOTE: Some of those sites are works in progress since it does take some effort to provide valuable content that pre-sells the products being touted…

Is there going to be a Google Sniper bonus?

That remains to be seen, the official Yes, get this, or No, don’t get this will be a few weeks away so please remain patient

I was asked on another blog I have to do a Traffic bug review so here it for those of you who may not have heard about this yet…

• Traffic Bug automatically submits your sites to search engines and directories on a scheduled pace.
• Traffic Bug also submits your sites’ main RSS feeds to 12, but soon to be 36 RSS aggregator sites.

On the outset, this appears to be a great time-saving tools for webmasters who need to do all these basic SEO time-consuming SEO site promotion tasks anyways.

With Traffic Bug you can also add Related URLs, and this is a really cool feature since it means you’re not limited to just one site URL that gets all these automated social bookmarking links done for you.

Now, even though “TB” saves you time by doing all this site submission stuff for you, it still takes a long time to set up each campaign.

Every time you set up a new campaign you have to enter in new keywords, long titles, comments for the social bookmarking being done for you, and more…

However, none of this really matters if it’s an effective site promotion tool, right?

It’s my opinion that NoFollow social bookmarking links can only do so much for your sites’ link juice and SEO authority.

I’m also of the opinion that this service is severely limited in what it can do for you because there’s only a small number of RSS aggregator sites being submitted to at the time of this writing.

Did you know that there’s software that can make RSS feeds out of each and every single post or page on your site, AND submit them individually to 20 RSS feed submission sites for you?

Wouldn’t that be a much better one-time fee type of tool to use so you get 20 backlinks from RSS sites automatically for all your new and old posts or pages?

But I digress… read my case Study on Traffic bug here

Leapfish representatives have called me 3 times this past month so I figured I’d blog about it to inform people.

Leapfish is a meta-search engine which acts like a portal for users who can then use the major search engines like Yahoo, Bing and Google to conduct their online searches.  Leapfish’s service and business model is they sell you permanent top listings in their meta-search engine.

How can they sell you top listings if they’re using the other search engines for the search results?

They sell you the top sponsored listings you’d normally have to pay for in MSN AdCenter, Google Adwords or YSM (Yahoo Search Marketing) .

What they’ve done here is passed up the chance to have a PPC search engine and instead are selling these positions for a one-time fee, plus an annual renewal fee.  Some low-end prices for keywords you can “own” in Leapfish cost anywhere from 300-800 dollars.

So, is Leapfish worth it?

Well, I’ve yet to see a meta search engine that made it big, permanently. Read this article from last year from a tech site about LeapFish

400-800 dollars can get you top rankings for one keywords easily, and permanently, and on all major search engines without having to go through Leapfish.

Leapfish’s Alexa rating is pretty good at 17k, but who’s going to use them in the future?

In my opinion, Leapfish has a decent business model and some people are buying up keywords and selling them for profit later on.  Other Leapfish users are also just buying the keyword spots and renting out the space for other webmasters who want to use it for a while.

The downside to this is your money can be much better spent elsewhere, and no meta search engines have made it big, permanently so this could be a waste of money, or it could be a ground floor opportunity for some people.

I’m not going to delve into this since I don’t see the value in it, so thanks but no thanks Leapfish (please stop calling me)

OFFER WITHDRAWN SINCE RAP DOESN’T PAY ITS AFFILIATES PROPERLY

Sid Hale’s Rapid Action Profits is a powerful script that does a lot of things…

What I like about RAP:

• It is a centralized location from which to manage your affiliate programs
• It is a great tool to use for launching your first digital propduct
• Very efficient at setting up pages for Joint Venture partners to promote your product
• You can designate different levels of affiliate commissions for certain sellers/JV partners
• You can standardize and systematize your info-product business via sales page templates and JV partner pages

What I don’t like about Rapid Action Profits:

The order process by which you have to order the product is confusing and the delivery of the script seems faulty

The RAP script is challenging to set up, to say the least so you’d better have a strong desire to work through the HTML stuff here

There is an Add-on product called RAP Wizard that helps you navigate the setup and adding of products, and I don’t think there should be an added charge for something when the product should be somewhat user-friendly in the first place.

Who should get Rapid Action Profits?

If you are sick of the non-deliverrability issues with the $7 script, then you will like the improved deliverability that the RAP script gives you since it will lessen your support tickets from customers who paid, but never received, their product.

If you have more than one product for sale that has an affiliate program tied into it, then you should get Rapid Action Profits to improve your credibility to potential JV partners and customers, too.

If you have a lot of PLR material that you would like to make products out of for later publication and resale, then RAP is right for you, too.

Rapid Action Profits comes with a time-based guarantee so if/when you get it, check it out and see if its right for you.

If not, then you can always just put your products on ClickBank or continue to use the $7 script for your affililate program, product deliverance and sales mechanism.

Rapid Action Profits Bonus:

Buy RAP through my affiliate link and I will promote your  internet marketing related product if it is a good product and I will also write a review about it on this blog.

OFFER WITHDRAWN SINCE RAP DOESN’T PAY ITS AFFILIATES PROPERLY

This is PART 2 of the Traffic Fusion Reviews.

I’m writing a followup post to the original Traffic Fusion Review because I suspected that foul play was at work here when my prevous blog post disappeared from the SERPs for the term Traffic Fusion Review

After meeting with an SEO expert about this, we determined that blog post is not de-indexed and could just be in limbo with the SERPs for a bit, and he didn’t see any foul play at work here.I still find it odd that a blog post could go from page 4> to page 2> to page 1…and then disappear entirely from the search engine listings.

Maybe I’m paranoid here, (some marketing buddies told me I’m not being paranoid, but I really don’t think anyone cares about me as SEO competition, page 1 or not), so I decided to write a followup post with more details on this and to show that this isn’t some anti-guru rant, or rave.

Anyways, this followup review contains more information about Traffic Fusion, what Integration Marketing is and Mike Filsaime’s HyperJava plugin…

Part 1, About Marketing…

When it comes to marketing, there really isn’t anything new overall, but some things are new to those who haven’t heard of them before. Packages can be new, and since packages are technically products, NEW packages = NEW products.

As more people come onto the Internet every day, these new packages are perceived as new products.

So, to say there’s nothing new all depends on the viewpoint of whoever is looking at something. Perception is reality here…

Part 2, About Integration Marketing, Traffic fusion, Advertising, and forgotten Virtual Real Estate:

The concept of integration marketing seems to mean using your forgotten virtual real estate and using it to maximize your sales funnel effectiveness.

I know for a fact that thousands of dollars are wasted when people don’t use OTOs (one time offers) and upsells on the web pages they template-ize and pretty much forget about once they publish these pages.

Integration Marketing like Traffic Fusion and using this hyper Java plugin, is an advanced topic and strategy and method that may be well over many people’s heads.

Just to show you that I can see both sides of the story here, I can tell you that testing and tweaking is important and using any type of software to help you gauge your results will help your business, IF you’re ready for that..

Think of Traffic Fusion as fusing, or melding together, traffic with conversions…

My objective to writing this/these reviews is to advise people that there are products that are well beyond your capacity to implement right now and to think before you buy something.

If you think that learning how to improve your traffic and conversions is going to help you even though you don’t have a marketing sales funnel or affiliate program or your own product or even a sales page in place… then you don’t need to get this.

Instead, you need to build a business that needs this advanced stuff, or stuff like it.

Part 3, OK Public Service Announcement Over….Should you Get It?

If you understand what I said here, and truly, truly think your business needs this type of product, then Google the term Traffic Fusion where you’ll see my buddy Folusho’s blog post at postion #1.

It’s pretty obvious that being #1 for that term requires the skills of someone who knows what they’re doing SEO-wise, go get his bonus If he promises to tell you what he’s done to rank well for terms like this.

Why write this review, isn’t Dan wasting his time here writing about something he’s not promoting?

Yup, I feel like I’m kind of wasting my time writing about something that I’m not even promoting, but this is a topic that I always meant to write about.  When the next big gotta-have-it product launch comes around and people ask me if they should get it, I’ll point them towards these 2 reviews by way of answer.

Look for my next post on SEO and traffic generation and all the changes that are taking place right now that will have great effects and change the SEO rules for good. It has to do with Google Chrome browser, Google’s version of Ezinearticles.com, the future of links in SEO, and more…

Is the Conduit Method guaranteed success with Affiliate Marketing?

The Conduit Method seems like another method like Secret Affiliate Code and Googleslapper, but going by a different name.

The method is very similar to writing reviews and selling products based off of reviews written with the purpose of pre-selling or side-selling over to better products. This is an effective affiliate marketing method no matter what name it goes by…

I wrote about the review’s sites business model recently and the Conduit Method/Secret Affiliate Method is similar to that, but the difference with this method is that there’s no pre-selling here.

With the Conduit Method, you’re receiving visitors that are closer to buying than review site readers (but not by much) and all of that method is explained in the Secret Affiliate Code post.

I bought the Conduit Method in order to do a full review on it and it is by far inferior to the Googleslapper and Secret Affiliate Code products…

It’s actually laughable that this product has so much buzz, because it’s pretty much the same thing that Secret Affiliate Code is, just not as good.

And GoogleSlapper reveals the same method all over again, but with some extra details in there that neither Secret Affiliate code nor the Conduit Method provided.

Also, the recommended practice of scraping testimonials for other sites like forums and what-not is technically illegal since testimonials and forum content is the intellectual property of the person who wrote the testimonial and of the forum owner, too.

Read the comments below for some more points about this

Buyer’s Reviews of the IMToolkit Online Marketing Guide
Since you’re reading this you:
1.    Bought the IM toolkit already (thank you!)
2.    Are considering purchasing it…
3.    Are a stray visitor to my blog (welcome!)

My goal is to make a helpful and life-changing ebook, so I’d love to hear your feedback on the IM toolkit.

The IM toolkit is everything that I think marketers just starting out should know.  However, the information should “speak to” more advanced marketers, too.

The idea behind the IM Toolkit is to make a document that gets read more than once, and used quite often.  I want it to be your reference guide.

If in any way you found that it didn’t meet all your needs please let me know here…  The latest version of this online marketing guide is 90 pages, with 20 videos so if I can add to it, I will.

If I cannot add more content to the IM Toolkit, please suggest another topic you’d like to see written for you.  I know traffic, outsourcing, linkbuilding, Joint venture marketing, forum marketing, etc…

Anyways, enough chitter-chatter, please tell me what you think of the IM toolkit.

My goal is to please as many of you as possible.

Thanks,

Dan (I-really-put-my-reputation-on-the-line) Mcgonagle

Roboform -A time saving tool for online marketers

Hi there, here is a I just started using recently that saves me a ton of time and allows me to get more work done.
It’s not new at all, but its new to me and it’s called Roboform, and it’s saving me a ton of time when I log into various email accounts, forums, membership sites etc…

It saves your cPanel log in information, admin panel log in information, even PayPal info.

I’ve been using it for about 2 weeks now and it has proven to be indispensable. I think I’m using trial software so the bill for this will be coming soon, but I don’t see myself NOT paying for the full licensed version since it’s such a great tool.

You can even transfer the saved settings over to a different computer and if you delete cookies and temporary internet files all your logins and usernames and passwords are still saved.

Pretty cool stuff, and I recommend this to anyone who is looking to be more productive in 2008.

Here’s the straight link to get it..
http://www.roboform.com/
Pretty cool tool..
Thanks,
Dan

AWeber is an autoresponder and the autoresponder of choice for many marketers I know.  I use it personally and I see the majority of marketers using either AWeber or GetResponse so this review will focus on those 2 autoresponders.

The advantages and disadvantages of AWeber and GetResponse:

GetResponse- They have a feature you canuse to build your list automatically using the co-registration feature, whic his a paid for item.  You actually get to write the ad blurb that people see when deciding whether or not to opt in to your newsletter.

The good part about this is you can make your ad in such a way as to only get the most motivated subscriber by targetting your audience with a very specific opt in ad.  The bad thing about this is tha tit will take too long to see big numbers this way.  The down side to trying to get more subscribers with GetResponse’s co-registration method/feature is that the potential subscribers are seeing your ad at the same time they’re opting in to other email newselttters and may forget why the joined yours.

So its best to be more targetted in your ads when you’re paying for each subscriber.  Think of it as a real easy way to do PPC marketing, since it’s pretty similar in that you’re paying for subscribers either way, but with GetResponse co-registration, you only pay fo rthose who took action (subscribed to your newsletter).

OK, so why all this talk about GetResponse when this is an AWeber Review?

Well, #1.. I want you to know that I’ve tried GetResponse and AWeber and although GetResponse’s deliverability rates are the same, their co-registration feature is really the only reason I tried them and I wasn’t really that happy with my experience and responsiveness with the 600 or so subscribers I purchased.

As a matter of fact, one time I emailed that GetResponse co-registration list about a set-it-and-forget-it marketing method and that’s the only list that had a subscriber email me back saying,

“hey Pal, you can set it and stick it up your A**!”, lol! 

Funny story there, but the point is that the list obtained wasn’t that great.

AWeber- So I went with AWeber because they have the same deliverability rate, plus so much more…

Tracking analysis features with AWeber are far superior to any other autoresponder that have the same features (but far more expensive).

Plus, if you’re just starting out with your email newsletter, AWeber can pro-rate your fees according to how many subscribers you have. This means you pay less at first, and more as you grow your list.  This is a rather cost-effective and money-conscious effort on their end, in my opinion.

You can track your open rates, plus as mentioned before, their anlaytics and tracking features allow you to see exactly who is opening your emails and have special features that allow you to reach those subscribers who haven’t opened any of your emails in a while, for whatever reason.

Aweber Major Features:

• Unlimited autoresponders.
• Unlimited personalized follow up messages.
• Unlimited message length, unlimited changes, and full integrated HTML creator and/or plain text message capability.
• Unlimited campaigns.
• Templates pre-designed HTML to allow larger fonts, bold, colors, and images. Fully customizable.
• Unlimited personalized broadcast newsletters and segmented broadcast capability.
• Easy web form generator allows easy addition of opt-in forms to your website, pop-ups, pop-overs, hover pops, and exit pops along with split testing of different forms.
• Name, date, geographical, 25 custom fields, and more personalization features.
• Graphical account statistics and reporting with automatic emailing of reports.
• Automatic undeliverable email handling.
• Automated ad tracking features.
• Complete 24/7 control over your own account, via an online control panel.
• Integrated CAN-SPAM compliance checks with SPF & Sender ID email authentication included.
• FREE unlimited customer support.

What Do Users Say?

AWeber provides easy-to-use sophisticated auto-responder and e-mail management services at extraordinarily low prices. I have been a satisfied user of AWeber services for almost a decade…

Bruce Judson

I like all of AWeber! This site ROCKS! It has everything I need to get sign ups and build my lists, and has it the way I need it–simple, easy, and FUNCTIONAL.

Neriah Lothamer

AWeber has a free 30-day trial period that you can check out below…

This original post for this Traffic Fusion Review was not recoverable after the sites went down along with the servers, sorry.

All I can say is that it is/was overpriced compared to myintegratedapp.com and various other banner exchange scripts that have tracking included in with it

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A few months ago all my sites went down all at once, and there were no backups available, so the original Secret Affiliate code Review was not recovered.  Sorry to disappoint you, but I did write an article about Secret Affiliate Code that you might want to read.

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