Rob
Benwell is the author of a book, “Blogging to the Bank”,
which is centered on blogging methods that generate good search engine
positions. Blogs have to be pinged by search engines, and thus they
appear very quickly on search engines. Rob also incorporates Adsense
into his program in a kind of “blog and ping” method. This
has made a lot of people a lot of money in the last few years.
The bad news? The big shots at Google and Yahoo are aware of this
method. People are beginning to classify this stuff as “blog
spam”, and it appears to be getting less and less effective.
Everything Rob talks about is legitimate, but it is almost obsolete.
Plus, with all the online gurus selling the “blog and ping”
technique, the market saturation will prevent most people from making
any money with it
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Hi Everyone,
First off this may seem lengthy. I started blogging heavily last month.
I concentrated on my content, writing for my human visitors while
keeping those robots in mind, and I built a few links every now and
then. But I wasn't getting to where I wanted to be. So I read "Blogging
To The Bank". The only thing I hadn't thought of was the cluster blog
effect. Well, I did sort of, but never put it into action. Then I tried
it, I hated it. I felt like what I was doing was pretty much spam.
People have their opinions, and that is mine. But the whole cluster
thing got me to thinking, why I couldn't I take those keywords and
instead of putting them on seperate blogs, just somehow incorporate
them into 1 blog. It took quite a bit of work over 7 days-I have 7
posts in my "niche" blog, and I have 4 keyword/keyword phrases on the
first page of MSN.
I would like to open this up for discussion, and see if anyone else is
doing this type of blogging. I mean today I got $83.31 in affiliate
commissions and well can't tell you my ADSENSE earnings but it feels so
good to make $100+ dollars on your 7th day of starting your blog. All
from MSN traffic. Can't wait to start getting more links and get into
Yahoo, and maybe the big "G" later.
Has anyone had immediate blogging success like this? Please let me
know, I know a lot of what I am doing towards my SEO for my blogs, but
then again 7 days seems way too fast. I guess if it works, I will just
keep replicating on more niches:) it.
Ruck
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www.warriorforum.com
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Rob Benwell
himself is an
Internet millionaire, he leads you to believe this resulted from
Blogging. In part this is only a portion of his income. It's more in
likely his major income is from selling his products.
It's like the successful
investor, commodity trader setting up courses to teach you how to
invest your money. He's making far safer money from the course then his
investments. Now some people really do desire to teach others how to be
successful, but they are few.
Before we go on let's define
Scammer and Entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur:
Scammer:
An Entrepreneur may see a
business advantage or opportunity. It could even be something that is
free, or readily available. But by providing guides, books, or means of
pointing to these free sources he provides a service (like tour
guides). He can provide a product, or business connection.
The scammer is interested in
making a fast buck, and usually not for the long term. Though a current
modern day scammer is the Ponzi scheme of Madoff's. Signs of a scammer
are poor customer relations, poor service, poor quality products, a lot
of hype, glossy presentations, promotions of "results are fast", get
rich now, miracle cures, so on. They tend to the oversell what the
product can do, don't disclose all the pertinent facts, cover up.So how
does Rob Benwell stack up. Well let's investigate his campaign on
Google Annihilation.
The Google Annihilation
Campaign
First when I usually want to
check on something being suspicious, it's pull up a search engine -
type in ' scam'. Then read a few
articles. If it is a legit business, you won't find much. Yes there
will be results, and most companies will have problems. Well the
results where dismal for "Google Annihilation".
Why? The affiliates and
associates with "Google Annihilation" are coy. They had sites, and
blogs out their titled "Google Annihilation Scam". Which were just
reviews, and promos, and rehash of promotional literature. Some would
proclaim "Google Annihilation Reviewed" - these were shameless
promotions, NOT REVIEWS. Both of these were designed to mislead the
consumer. One site was setup like this "Ripoff Report: Google
Annihilation" - again another promo site, designed to keep traffic away
from the real "Ripoff Report Site" ( a good site for check companies).
OK maybe just overzealous
affiliate promotions. Possible, but doubt it. These speak of cover ups,
and only brought more suspicion.
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Why you should
NOT buy the
Niche Annihilation Method Major dislikes about Rob Benwell's NAM ebook
Niche Annihilation Method sales letter is mistakingly targeted at
beginning Internet marketers while the strategies it contains can be
used by seasoned marketers only. So what are the main points of concern
and why I think the NAM method to be not suitable for newbies? Read on!
1.Described
tactics involve
extensive use of outsourcing. Being a beginner in niche marketing, you
can't do that properly.
2.The SEO
section, being pure
White Hat, requires deepn knowledge of Search Engines and ways they
assess websites, pages and blogs. Moreover, you have to be an expert in
using SE operators. Unless you're, you simply cannot get those '10,000
backlinks' promised by Rob.
3.The hyped
Adwords strategy
in fact is not a strategy, but a common sense. There's nothing unique
in it. Basically Rob tells you that unprofitable Adwords campaigns
should be filtered out and stopped. Isn't that what you can do without
buying a pricey ebook?
4.Building JV's,
creating
your own products, making email campaigns... do you really think a
beginner can do that?!
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First let me tell you about the time I met Rob Benwell. No,
let me tell you about the first time I heard of Rob Benwell. I got an
email from Rob when he promoted his Blogging to the Bank ebook earlier
in the year asking me to promote it. I wasn't able to at the time and
thought nothing more until he'd launched it.
Kablam... It seemed like you couldn't move online because of
the amount of people who loved his ebook and started promoting it.
Eventually the hysteria died down and though I got the odd email from
Rob telling me what he was up to I thought nothing more about it.
He then sends me another personal mail just recently letting
me know about his new Niche Domination System and I thought nothing of
it until something changed my mind...
I met the guy...
I found that Rob lives just 60 Miles from me and we hooked up
at a mastermind meeting nearby. We got to chatting about how he's built
up his Niche System and what impressed me was that Rob tested and
tweaked his system entirely outside of the 'Internet Marketing' niche.
The other thing that impressed me was the amount of marketing knowledge
he had and the results that he's had with his system.
The product launches today and Rob's expecting a busy 48
hours...
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