The Amazon reviews seem legitimate, therefore it’s good to add corroborating “evidence” especially if you are recommending the book.

Is there a way to make money without False reviews? Yes, but it is very costly time-wise and money-wise but you end up learning something from your trials of money-making methods, and will learn from reading the books you review, too, so if you’re positive about things, like I am, it’s a win-win situation, especially if you go into things with an open mind and are willing and CAPABLE of learning from all experiences…

An easy way to do things would be to make unique knock-offs of the get-rich-quick ebooks and sell better alternatives. So if you reviewed Google Sniper, or just bought it, and didn’t like some or ALL parts of it, then you could write and sell the Sniper alternative ebook, of your own.

In order to do this well, and to sell a GOOD product, you will be forced, by your apparent integrity…to actually develop something within yourself that makes you a more valuable person to learn from, to buy form. So, if you bought ebook XYZ, tried it and it didn’t work, now you know something worth sharing, via your trials and tribulations…and you’re most likely not alone and your troubles…whatever they might have been, are something worth sharing with others, and that’s where value comes form, and ho wit should be share,d in my opinion.

My first ebook was called the top Ten Internet Marketing Mistakes, and I built my list back in the day with this one product, and it helped develop a loyal readership base, and since it was from the heart it resonated well.

Marketing requires a different mindset and brainwaves activity than the content publishing game that is Adsense sites, so I suggest you do what fits best with your mindset and capabilities right now.

Thanks,

Dan

You´ve mentioned the key factor which has repelled me so far from the affiliate program at Clickbank, and it is making reviews of products that I haven´t tried, and therefore don´t know if they work or not. I see (or assume) that all these people who make reviews on products are all just making stories up, creating fake characters and situations and this is something which my ethics couldn´t stand, even if I can make a lot of money with it. Therefore my question is: is there any way to make money with affiliate programs without doing these fake reviews, even using George Brown´s method, with Google Sniper pages, but that do not include fake reviews? Would the system still work? Another thing I want to say is that I am interested in joining the Amazon affiliate program, because for what I have searched, Amazon itself gives you reviews of the products and even catalogues and the opportunity of creating a “mini-shop” with their products. The commission is way lower than with Clickbank, but the fact that I don´t have to make fake reviews means just so much for me! Still, if there is anyway to make money with Clickbank (or any other high-commision aff program) in an ethical way I would appreciate if you tell me, because a 50-75% commission is definitely the money I wanna grab! I´m a total newbie at Internet Marketing but I have searched a lot and I can´t wait to start; for what I can see you´re an ethical person like me, and you like to help others, so your honest opinion would mean a lot to me into taking a decision: which way to start?? Amazon, Clickbank, Adsense, ufff…

The next time I want to buy some software I will check with you first.

Thanks, Joseph

I believe you should find someone that truly does work well FOR YOU, then tell the world about it and offer them help achieving the same success with whatever product you enjoyed success with. I’m hoping/guessing you’ve made some money online before and it any type of product helped you do that, then that’s the product you should be promoting, IMHO>

MY product the IM Toolkit, shows people how to build a real business and it has an affiliate program

Thanks,

Dan

I was about to buy a program called The Minisite Formula when I found your site. Ever heard of it or know anything about that one? It sounds like Google Sniper would probably not be a good fit for me because of the approach. I don’t mind asking for the sale but I do want to be able to sleep at night.
.-= Ken´s last blog ..How To Set Yourself Up For Success =-.

One thing that CANNOT fail and can be considered evergreen advice is to focus on a target market that’s passionate and looking for solutions, then creating sites that offer these solutions.

Regarding sniper sites, I have a few as highly ranked as I want them to be (top5) for the keyword and they’re not doing well so I’m rotating some different affiliate programs now to see what fits best and make the site convert better. However, (and this is just my philosophy towards things) I like to offer what i feel is the best solution, not just the solution that converts best so I have an issue with the whole sniper method of selling whatever sells best instead of selling what is truly the best solution for people

Where you might find yourself doing more work is adding more content to your sniper sites because your sites might not make any money so you’ll be tempted to add more content, and adding a lot of content is the exact opposite of what sniper sites are supposed to be all about

George, doesn’t impress me as someone who responds well to his customers, seeing as how he’s never returned an email from me or from several of my associates, but he’s on the forums a lot and responding to people there.

I’ve yet to meet anyone who’s making decent money with these sniper sites, of which I have made about 6, 3 of which are page 1 and getting traffic, noneof which are making money.

Sniper sites are gimmicky sites and you’d always do better to skip the fake charades and just build a resourceful quality site with a LOT of content .

Thanks,

Dan