Now that the dust has settled and I’ve gone through Google Payload - I’ll make my final review and last post on it.
From reading the sales page for Google Payload, I came away feeling like I would learn some tricks and secrets of a Jedi Master - the secret "Yoda Arbitrager" from Brazil.
In my own mind, I had it built up where Google Payload would read like an Agatha Christie suspense novel. I was expecting to find page after page of techniques and methods I had never heard of or used. This was not the case.
In fact, I’m still wondering what the "Yoda Arbitrager" even shared with Alex that totally blew him away.
On the sales page it states; "But why would the Insider Break the Vow of Silence?". I did not see anywhere on the page where he made a vow of silence. In fact, he said the opposite: "I’m tired of keeping it to myself. I’m tired of being alone in my world. I’m not afraid of competition or anything like that, like I told you, it’s not even an issue."
To steal a line from the Saturday Night Live skit…. "and don’t even get me started on the Testicalmonials." I know… I changed it a bit. I wonder if they even reviewed the same product I purchased. One of the testimonials stated that the last 6 pages of the Google Payload is exactly what Novices (like him), need to hear.
Well… I guess he needed to know some keywords pertaining to the Insurance industry, because that is what makes up the last 6 pages.
Like I said - either Alex changed up Google Payload after his initial core group reviewed it, or they did not even read it.
On a popular forum, one reviewer initially stated it had nothing to do with Adsense - when in fact a large part of it does in fact pertain to monitizing and driving traffic to Adsense landing pages. Go figure.
Now that I’ve totally trashed Google Payload… let me reverse gears a bit.
Like I stated in a previous post, for someone new to "traffic arbitrage" - this would be a good product to own. You will learn a lot of methods and techniques that would take you a very long time to learn on your own. Since the cost is only $77 (there is an upsell for 5 videos for $67 - if you are new, get them - if not take a pass), it is worth the money. At the end of the day, you will save more than what the product cost using the methods in Google Payload.
To be clear… I’m not sure an experienced "traffic arbitrager" will really learn anything new - I picked up a few tidbits of info - a few resources I was not aware of, so in the end it was worth buying. It was just a let down to me in the end due to the expectations I had of learning some totally new methods "never discussed before" from a true "Jedi Master."
That’s it.
In closing - if you are new to traffic arbitrage, worth buying. If you are like me and have a few years of experience under your belt already doing this - take a pass.
http://www.googlepayload.com
"UPDATE: Every now and then I make an error (does not happen very often 
), this is one of those times. The tone of this post and content gives a "Positive" review of Google Payload and suggested anyone new to Arbitrage should buy it. This was a mistake. I never should have made this suggestion. I cannot recommend this product as it is lacking in a clear way to implement the methods Alex is attempting to teach - and it goes against my core philosophy of "building a business" instead of making money.
A lot of people have made money with "arbitrage", but most will never be able to build a sustainable business with these methods. It is hit or miss at best.
With that said - I would like to retract the suggestion I gave, and apologize to those who purchased this product due to my recommendation. "
andrew daum on Jul 16, 2008 in Affiliate Marketing, Featured, Making Money Ideas | comments(5)
Okay… so this iBuzzPro post is a bit biased — what do you expect, I am an Affiliate.
This is somewhat of a hypothetical “Affiliate Marketing” scenario — but it’s a true story.
