Deadbeat Super Affiliate Review
Dan Brock is the creator of Deadbeat Super Affiliate and this course is designed to teach how to make money with Amazon and other affiliate programs.
Many affiliate courses focus more on promoting digital products but Dan focuses on promoting physical products as an affiliate.
The first thing that drew me to this product was reading the sales page and the income claim that Dan makes is that he can teach you how to earn $3,000 a month by promoting physical products. Many sales pages these days claim that they can teach you how to get rich or make hundreds of thousands of dollars so it is such a breath of fresh air to see a more realistic claim on a sales page. To me, a sales page is more credible when they don’t promote their product as a ‘get rich quick’ system.
What is the Deadbeat Super Affiliate program really about?
The Deadbeat Super Affiliate program is a system that Dan has created by trial and error until he found what worked best to achieve good Amazon commissions. He has now detailed the steps he himself uses in easy to follow instructions so that others can follow the system and start earning some commissions with the Amazon affiliate program.
This method can also be used to promote other physical products that have affiliate programs also. Dan does cover this in Deadbeat Super Affiliate but for the main examples he uses products from Amazon.
Dan covers why he thinks it is more profitable to promote physical products rather than digital products and some of his reasons include:
- There is a massive range of products that you can choose to promote within many different niches.
- There are many products within this huge product range that have very little competition. Dan shows you the steps to find the good products to promote.
- Amazon is a well known, reputable company and people are comfortable buying products from them so this makes it much easier to make sales.
What’s inside the Deadbeat Super Affiliate membership site?
There are 24 modules in this program that covers everything you need to know from start to finish. The steps are covered in both video and text format and are explain in a way that makes it easy to follow and complete each step.
These modules include:
- An introduction to Amazon affiliate marketing
- Details on how to find good products to promote
- How to know if the product is in demand
- How to know if the product has too much competition
- How to register a domain and get hosting for your website
- How to set up your blog
- Tips on writing content for your blog
- Social bookmarking and backlink building
- Outsourcing
- How to improve conversions
- Writing product reviews
- How to duplicate your success
This is just a brief outline of all the information that is included in this program. There are many tips and techniques that will help you improve conversions and make more commissions.
There is also an Advanced Training section which is about creating an authority site. This section includes:
- Setting up your authority site
- How to get traffic to your site
- Article stacking
- Video stacking
- The foreign language market
The Positives of the Deadbeat Super Affiliate system
- I really like this system because:
- It is set up in a way that is easy to follow and implement the system.
- It is simple enough for even the newest newbie to easily follow the system and make it successful.
- When you have gone through the complete system once and created your first website, it is very easy to repeat the process with a second website. You can create an empire of Amazon sites very easily following this system.
- There are both video and text instructions so you can do whichever one you prefer. I actually recommend using both as it gives you such a good understanding of the whole system.
- The support is very good and if you ask support a question you receive a reply quite quickly.
- This course is a very good price and in my opinion under-priced for the information that is contained within the course.
The Negatives of the Deadbeat Super Affiliate system
When you buy this program you are bombarded with upsells before you reach the actual membership website. They are ‘one time offers’ that can help with the program but they are not essential for the program. I don’t mind perhaps one upsell but I don’t like being bombarded with a few of them. This is only minor though and it only takes a couple of minutes to get past those and to the main website.
The upsells are really the only negative I have of the Deadbeat Super Affiliate system.
Conclusion
Deadbeat Super Affiliate is one of the best products that I’ve purchased in a long time, particularly for that price, it’s great value for money. The system is easy to follow and it is a system that really can work if you’re willing to follow the instructions and put the effort into it.
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My Personal Blogging Espionage Review
After checking out Blogging Espionage out of curiosity, I am finally ready to give my opinion about Rob Benwell’s latest “secret” exploit.
In this review of Blogging Espionage, I will first tell you about the product itself, then my feelings about it and finally what other people think about Rob’s controversial new method.
Was it good?
Did I make money?
Can you make money with this “new” system?
All these questions will be answered below.
Blogging Espionage – The guide
I downloaded Rob’s Blogging Espionage pdf last night so that I could check it out. It’s only around 40 pages – less if you don’t count the cover page, legal stuff and the contents page.
The methods are based on blogging and selling text links and doing paid posts. Hardly anything new about that but Rob puts a bit of a twist to it.
Most of the guide is about basic stuff like setting up your blog and buying aged domains. Pretty basic stuff that I’m already knowledgeable about and any newbie can find this info pretty easily with a few Google searches. I believe Rob wants to cover all his bases by getting into detail about everything required to make his system work so I won’t blame him.
The content that matters though is only about five to six pages long. I could make a blog post about the method and it wouldn’t be any longer than this review.
What I Think About Blogging Espionage
I wasn’t disappointed by Blogging Espionage because I figured it would suck.
Saying that a method is “brand new in 2010″ and that nobody has heard of it is a very, very bold statement. Saying that it made you 25K in one day and selling it for $27 (why not $97) would cause any prospective buyer to have second thoughts.
There is no way to skip over the unethical nature of the whole technique because that is what makes it work. I decided not to test the Blogging Espionage system because I would have to lie to the people who I would be depending on for an income.
Also, Rob recommends having at least 6 months of blog posts and this would be very time intensive to produce. I have no idea how you’re supposed to make money in 45 minutes when you have to do all this work. Not that I’m opposed to doing work but a promise is a promise and I have other business to take care of. I would gladly do the work if this was legit.
Finally, I’m not to sure how Rob Benwell made almost 26K overnight with this method just from selling links and doing paid postings. This is not explained in the guide and I’m somewhat skeptical. If his controversial methods are based on lies then you can bet he is going to lie to you to sell you his latest “loopholes”.
I’d rather be an ethical affiliate marketer helping people solve their problems and get what they want and be rewarded with income.
I did not make any money with Blogging Espionage because I decided not to give it a try. It would take a lot out of me to come up with 60 blog posts to put on a 6 month old blog, contact people to sell text links and still have time to run my own affiliate marketing business.
Other Consumer reviews on Blogging Espionage
I headed over to the Warrior Forum to see what they thought about Rob Benwell’s Blogging Espionage and wasn’t surprised at all. Most of the persons who bought the guide refunded it very quickly.
Here’s just a few of those reviews.
By the way, does this guy mention how he makes 23k or whatever it is in one day? I can’t imagine him doing that with sponsored posts/reviews etc? Curious..as that is one bold claim he makes there..
I got nothing from this product – I’ve asked for exactly two refunds ever from Clickbank and this one had the honor of being #2. I normally like Benwell’s stuff – but this should have been a 4 page free report – seriously.
Personally I didn’t like it. The marketer whose link I bought from did say it was ‘grey’ hat so I was warned, but I went ahead and bought it anyway out of curiosity. It’s not something new (I know marketers who have been doing this for years) but probably hasn’t been written about that much. Will you be able to make $1000 by this time next week? I guess it’s possible, but apparently the author hasn’t adhered to the (word removed by moderator) 300 copies limit so with alot of competition I think the opportunity will definitely be more limited.
I rarely ask for a refund on Clickbank because no matter how bad a product is I usually manage to take away something from it – I did get a refund on this one though because for me this method is pretty useless as it’s too grey hat (plus I don’t like the author’s false scarcity tactics)
As you can see, Blogging Espionage doesn’t seem to go down well with others just like it didn’t go down well with me. I suggest that you pass on it as there are plenty of other ways to make money.
If you’re new to blogging and want to learn about selling links and monetizing your blog then try Yaro Starak’s Blog Profits Blueprint instead. It’s free and done by someone who has a very good reputation in the online marketing community.
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Blogging Espionage – Is This 2010′s Newest Money Making Method
I recently got an email with the subject line: “The Most Controversial Technique of 2010…25K in One Day.”
The hype got the job done. I opened it to see what it was about because I’d want to know what kind of controversial technique can net you 25K in a day.
Before you read on, I’d like to take a second to let you know that I’m not a beginner and I do make a full time living online through affiliate marketing. So it’s not like I go buying the latest and greatest of these hyped up Clickbank make money products.
And I hardly recommend them to people without first checking them out to make sure its good.
Anyways, the email went on to say that the controversial technique was brand new for 2010, that it had never been done before and the creator of the technique was willing to bet that you’d never heard of it.
It also went on to state, as was mentioned in the subject line, that the creator of the technique was about to make 25K in one day with this underground method.
So now I’m getting even more curious because they never mention the name of the product. This is such a good email campaign but lets see where this leads.
The product was Blogging Espionage and it’s got one of those shiny graphics, Clickbank sales page bursting with popping lettering, screenshots, figures and stinking with hype.
Long story short, I got my hands on the product to see if it lived up to its claims so you won’t have to if it didn’t. And maybe if it did, then you could thank me for putting you onto something that works.
The pdf was the only download available in the members area and it’s about 40 pages deep. It would be worth the $37 if it really does do what it says it does.
It’s 4am here so I’ll go through it after I get some sleep.
One more thing…
The product is by Rob Benwell; the same dude that did Blogging to the Bank. I’m not a big fan of his and I’m expecting this to suck.
Prove me wrong Rob Benwell.
I’ll have a full review of the Blogging Espionage very soon. Probably in a day or two because the product does promise you’ll make money in as little as 45 minutes. (See my full review of Blogging Espionage now.)
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Nuclear Affiliate Review – Another Andrew Fox Rehash
Inside Nuclear Affiliate
It’s official. Andrew Fox is the king of rehashing products.
I checked out the latest Andrew Fox video course and wasn’t surprised that it was a huge disappointment for a number of reasons. For one, it didn’t justify all the hype that the sales page made it out to be.
But the part that made me shake my head was the fact that it was nothing but a rehash of one of his previous products.
Maybe it’s your first time reading a review here on my blog but I did a review a good while ago on Dominating Clickbank 2, another of Andrew Fox’s products. That turned out to be a rehash of a previous product called Affiliate X Factor.
Well guess what…
Nuclear Affiliate Rehashes Affiliate X Factor
You read that right. For the second time (unless I missed another of his launches), Andrew Fox rehashes Affiliate X Factor and hopes that no one notices.
The proof is in the name of the video modules. Notice how similar the names are:
Video One: Nuclear Affiliate – The Hottest Buyer’s Markets in Town -
Video Two: Nuclear Affiliate – How to Build a List of People Who LOVE to Give you Money
Affiliate X Factor – How to Build a Customer Base That Loves To Do Business With You
Video Three: Nuclear Affiliate – Hypnotic Customers. Turning Customers into Fans Who Fall in Love with you
Affiliate X Factor – The Cobra ‘Snake Charmer’ Method That Makes Your Customer’s Fall In Love with You
Video Four: Nuclear Affiliate – The Ancient Secret of Bonuses and Why you MUST Use Them
Affiliate X Factor – The Secret To Creating Authentic Bonus Packages That Have Been Proven to Increase Affiliate Pay Days By 500%+
Video Five: Nuclear Affiliate – Loading Presell Dynamite into Your Promotions
Affiliate X Factor – Creating Your Pre sell Pages To Skyrocket Profits
He used – Pre Sell Dynamite – The Magic Formula for squashing Google Adwords Costs for Dominating CB.
Video Six: Nuclear Affiliate – The Final Nuke. Creating a Big Affiliate Payday
Affiliate X Factor – Adding The Finishing Touches To Create The Monster Affiliate Payday.
It’s the same course on how to make money with email marketing that he released years ago and probably plans on releasing a couple more times.
How Are People Taking This?
Even though some may not know its a duplicate of his other products, Andrew still gets no respect. The course is dismissed as basic and over-hyped.
One Warrior forum member had this to say after spending $37 on Nuclear Affiliate:
I just wasted $37.
I’m shocked. It’s almost as if the sales letter and the product have NOTHING in common.
Understand I almost never refund on a product.
But this one looks so poor….
IM Basics.
Really disappointing.
Here’s a secret… Add a bonus.
There, I gave it away.
I think this is the consensus on Nuclear Affiliate. There are much better courses on what Nuclear Affiliate is supposed to cover so don’t believe all those affiliates on Google’s first page trying to get a piece of your $37.
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Killer Flipping Secrets Review
I just finished looking around to see if I could find the best website flipping course on the internet because I’m trying to get into the business of buying and selling websites for profit.
After seeing how some of my colleagues at Wealthy Affiliate were doing, I figured I’d try it out. My main source of income is through affiliate marketing which means I buy a lot of domains and I still have some that are just lying around that I could probably develop and make money from.
So anyway, I came across Killer Flipping Secrets which is a website flipping course by Bryan O’Neil and Thomas Smale.
These guys really know what they’re talking about when it comes to website flipping and I have to say that this particular course stood out from the others that I looked at.
What’s So Special about Killer Flipping Secrets?
To begin with, their course was endorsed by the #1 website flipping marketplace on the internet, Flippa.com – a site which if you do get into website flipping, you’re likely to encounter.
Chances are you’ll be using Flippa and Killer Flipping Secrets can show you how to maximize your success with your auctions. There aren’t many website flipping courses whose creator can say they’ve gotten a thumbs up by Flippa.
In fact, most website flipping courses seem to suck from the reviews I’ve seen. Either they’re seriously lacking in information or they were put together poorly. Maybe, these courses were put together by people who didn’t even have enough experience flipping websites to do a course on the subject.
I would rather learn from persons who have been successfully doing site flipping and O’Neil and Smale seem perfect because from what I heard, website flipping is their primary business.
You simply cant go wrong with learning from people who are right there in the trenches doing what you’re trying to do (which is why I joined Wealthy Affiliate to learn affiliate marketing, but that’s another story).
The Flipping Killer Course
The Killer Flipping Secrets course impressed me although I would have loved to see some videos.
It contains:
- The main pdf guide packed with 128 pages of step by step information – no useless filler.
- A cd version of the course that has some extra secret stuff on it.
- A $20 coupon to use on Flippa
- Templates, checklists and other important stuff you need to get you up and running
- Live webinars so you can ask questions
- A members only forum where you can get help and support from Thomas and Bryan and other flippers.
Something I’d like to add is that this course is for every one no matter if you have a lot of money to invest or if you don’t have much. As you can see, they included a $20 coupon you can use on Flippa which can help you get started on your first flip.
Considering that you’ll be in a highly profitable business (the course will show you how), I would say that the cost is a bargain for what you’re getting. Most flipping courses don’t even go beyond a pdf guide with half the information.
I Didn’t Like…
As I mentioned before, some videos would be great.
I’m not complaining though. The material is good but I know that there are people who hate reading and could benefit from the visual aid.
I don’t mind the initial read. It’s just that I almost never go back and read. With videos, I don’t mind going back and viewing them over again.
The other thing I wasn’t so cool with was the money back guarantee. They offer 150% meaning if you don’t like it you’ll get back one and a half times your money. I’m always skeptical about these types of guarantees but I won’t need it anyways. Obviously though, there are conditions because no one likes to lose money.
Check it out
That’s my review of Killer Flipping Secrets. If you’ve read this far then I know you’re serious about getting this course. Definitely get it because it’s a solid guide to buying and flipping websites for profit and you wouldn’t need another resource after you get through with it.
Click here to get Killer Flipping Secrets.
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