£700 In a Day Review
Written by ady on March 8, 2010 – 1:54 am -I get through a lot of crap products and most aren’t worth the digital space they take up but every now and then one comes along that just beggers belief and makes even bad products look pretty good. £700 In a Day is one of those.
Bad products in the internet marketing arena are designed for one thing only, part the newbie from their cash and send them on their way to the next dream. £700 in a Day is worse than that. It provides blatantly wrong information which all but ensures the newbie will fail and it offers a guarantee that means you will have to battle to get your cash back.
£700 in a Day is a series of videos about making money from Adsense. The keyword research video shows the owner of this scam junk - Shaun Smith from Birmingham in the UK - searching for the term shaun smith blogger and then bragging to his audience that the top 2 results are his blog. I shit you not!
He then does a search for “shaun smith internet marketer” WITHOUT the quotes and tells his viewers that the 2 million plus number on the top right isn’t how many search results Google has found but is actually the number of people searching for that term - unbelievable but true folks!
The guarantee (if you can call it that) says if you can show proof that you did everything he tells you for 60 days and you never made a penny then you are entitled to your money back. If you deviate from his plan, give up after a realizing its a scam crap or happen to have a bit of luck and despite the extremely poor advice you happen to get a click and make a few cents, your guarantee is null and void.
Avoid like the plague folks.
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March 8th, 2010 at 9:37 pm
Hi Ady.
It’s a shame that there have to be bad experiences within internet marketing.
So many people are put off by trying floored systems that are built on hype alone.
This is the reason I always urge people to take a 63p trial evening course before buying anything.
March 8th, 2010 at 9:43 pm
Ady, it never ceases to amaze me the dross that people put out there claiming to be able to get top rankings in Google…
I’ve seen some absolutely laughable examples of “Internet Marketing in X” or “Internet Marketing in Y’ - with X and Y being specific locations… Looks good to the uneducated, but a simple search soon uncovers these keywords have absolutely no traffic.
People need to understand the 4 basic rules of keyword choice….
Relevance
Traffic
Competition
& Commerciality…
and checking these 4 factors out with a few simple tools will soon show the ‘Muppets’ using ‘duff’ examples, from the ones who have taken the time to educate themselves on SEO and can pass this on…
Chris
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