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Old 10-24-2009, 01:25 PM   #151
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Do you know if a tutorial on how to use WPMu with domain names instead of subdomains? I looked around but didn't really find anything.
You want to install it with the subdomain option, then install the WPMU Domain Mapping plugin. Just be sure to follow the instructions in the readme instead of installing it through the plugin admin page.

Once installed and you're using a host with cPanel, just park your domains over the domain you've installed WPMU on and set the mapped domain in the desired blog's admin area. Feel free to PM me if you have any problems. I'd be gla to give you a hand if you need it.
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You dont need to build backlinks if you follow what George is showing you in gsniper.

one thing that George hasn't mentioned in his gsniper is that, the more regular content that you create, the more google will pop over and crawl your page, google loves content, and will rank you even higher based on how regular you post content to your site. Try it!

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Probably you will loose your ranking but if that happen just keep building backlinks and you will be fine. Sometimes I have noticed that my websites go to #1 page an then disappear but I just keep building backlinks and after some time my website get back in even better position.
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how long did it take u to achieve 1.1k per month on your sniper site?

did u follow georges manual to the tee??

thanks
I have also bought this course and I'm very impressed with it. I am yet to put up any sites but plan to within the next week.

I think that making good money from following GS is possible only if you choose the right keyword, niche and affiliate program to promote. It definitely is not going to happen overnight but if you follow everything I'm sure it can happen. Good luck to u all.
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I also purchased GS and gotta say I am really impressed. I would reccomend to people. I think he does a great job in walking you through the process step by step...
Any ways good luck to all

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I have watched this marketer by reading his sales pages
and been a member of his mailing list for a while now.
He seems like he is a nice chap and probably is honest.
However that sales letter is hype city.

I had the impression that this was some new, original
ideas that the author had put together as an original
system. That is not the case. The SEO discussed is the
most basic SEO in existence. Keywords in Domain,
Page Title, description etc.

What he is basically suggesting is building "FLOGS".
Making up characters (with stock photos) and stories.
Under the current climate of the upcoming FTC changes
this seems like risky behavior to me.

This book was 99 pages and could have probably
been written in 50. Quite a bit of fluff. If you
have been reading this forum for more than a couple weeks
I am going to say that you probably already know what is
in this book.

With that being said, if you are brand new to internet
marketing and are looking for a step by step guide, and
you want to lay out $77, then this would probably work
for you. I think the topic of niche/keyword research
could have been quite a bit more detailed though.

Anybody upset about the continuity (Sniper Club) aspect
of this has no case. It was disclosed in the sales letter.
I thought it was pretty ballsy to include the continuity
as a bonus and I give the author props for that one!
--Oh wow, thanks. You mean I get to join your $37 a month
club as a bonus?-- But it was disclosed very clearly.
Not much inside the club area at all.

The upsells. I passed on the coaching. I did buy the
"$22,000 Secret" or whatever it was called. This is where
I felt ripped off. This was a $67 52 page report on how to
run a WSO. I kid you not... This one gives new meaning to
"fluff". This seemed to be a grasping at straws to come up
with an upsell in quick order. Very weak.

Obviously I was disappointed with this product.
I followed the pre-launch and the kid had me convinced he
had something new. I am a little mystified with the
feedback from the Warriors from when he had offered the product
earlier in a WSO. I am at a loss as to what the rage was
about. This stuff is all very basic and has been out there
for quite some time.

But... It has the edgy "Google _________" name going for it
and it claims to have the secret sauce, so I am sure it will
sell a ton. People want to believe the loopholes and secrets
really exist.
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I think that is the most honest thing said about the whole sniper system, I honestly thought it was some new techniques and was very disappointed. I think it was very cheeky that 22k in a week, if he said it was running WSOs I think he would have a lot less refunds.

I put in 2 support tickets for a refund and haven't heard from anyone over at google sniper.


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I have watched this marketer by reading his sales pages
and been a member of his mailing list for a while now.
He seems like he is a nice chap and probably is honest.
However that sales letter is hype city.

I had the impression that this was some new, original
ideas that the author had put together as an original
system. That is not the case. The SEO discussed is the
most basic SEO in existence. Keywords in Domain,
Page Title, description etc.

What he is basically suggesting is building "FLOGS".
Making up characters (with stock photos) and stories.
Under the current climate of the upcoming FTC changes
this seems like risky behavior to me.

This book was 99 pages and could have probably
been written in 50. Quite a bit of fluff. If you
have been reading this forum for more than a couple weeks
I am going to say that you probably already know what is
in this book.

With that being said, if you are brand new to internet
marketing and are looking for a step by step guide, and
you want to lay out $77, then this would probably work
for you. I think the topic of niche/keyword research
could have been quite a bit more detailed though.

Anybody upset about the continuity (Sniper Club) aspect
of this has no case. It was disclosed in the sales letter.
I thought it was pretty ballsy to include the continuity
as a bonus and I give the author props for that one!
--Oh wow, thanks. You mean I get to join your $37 a month
club as a bonus?-- But it was disclosed very clearly.
Not much inside the club area at all.

The upsells. I passed on the coaching. I did buy the
"$22,000 Secret" or whatever it was called. This is where
I felt ripped off. This was a $67 52 page report on how to
run a WSO. I kid you not... This one gives new meaning to
"fluff". This seemed to be a grasping at straws to come up
with an upsell in quick order. Very weak.

Obviously I was disappointed with this product.
I followed the pre-launch and the kid had me convinced he
had something new. I am a little mystified with the
feedback from the Warriors from when he had offered the product
earlier in a WSO. I am at a loss as to what the rage was
about. This stuff is all very basic and has been out there
for quite some time.

But... It has the edgy "Google _________" name going for it
and it claims to have the secret sauce, so I am sure it will
sell a ton. People want to believe the loopholes and secrets
really exist.
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Old 10-25-2009, 04:15 PM   #157
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The Google Sniper course sounds good. I dont like the fact that they are saying to use Wordpress. I prefer Xsite pro. Does it really matter if you create sites in HTML and not in Wordpress?
Yes, it makes a difference. Wordpress sites do climb faster for me than HTML sites. Especially if you do choose to update them (write a couple of extra articles and schedule them to post weekly). That said, I have some pre WP (for me) HTML sites that are doing just fine. Wordpress just really makes things a lot faster for me than HTML. Especially the ease of updating themes and such if I decide to make any changes to a site.
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Is anyone using Sniper for physical products?
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Is anyone using Sniper for physical products?
Yes...that is all I have used it for...and it has worked well

I know he focuses on clickbank...but I never used it for a clickbank site...only physical products

Try it. You'll like it

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This book was 99 pages and could have probably
been written in 50. Quite a bit of fluff. If you
have been reading this forum for more than a couple weeks
I am going to say that you probably already know what is
in this book.

Obviously I was disappointed with this product.
I followed the pre-launch and the kid had me convinced he
had something new. I am a little mystified with the
feedback from the Warriors from when he had offered the product
earlier in a WSO. I am at a loss as to what the rage was
about. This stuff is all very basic and has been out there
for quite some time.

But... It has the edgy "Google _________" name going for it
and it claims to have the secret sauce, so I am sure it will
sell a ton. People want to believe the loopholes and secrets
really exist.
An excellent praisee and critically objective report by you Mitch.

I think you hit the nail on the head in so much as indicating that this is nothing new. Basic keyword research and mining and basic SEO techniques including keyword rich domain names. The thing here worth focusing on is that the GS "system" advocates honing in using one single keyword phrase and creating a mini-site around it. By staying entirely focused on one Keyword (high density search and lower competition) you can't fail to eventually get on to Google Page 1 provided that you remain SEO active. I don't buy the argument that a keyword rich dormant WP Kubrick homepage with zero content and no backlinks could remain at Google page 1 for very long,.. it's a kind of Google-dance fluke.

People want to believe in loopholes and the latest quick fix,.. especially among Warriors (specifically newer less experienced members).
George has a unique angle,... " hey look at me... an 18y/o guy that's not a guru and is making a killing using this great system,.. if I can do it then so can you".
Don't get me wrong... I'm not saying that George is a BS'er or a fake,.. because clearly he has created a system that works. But a lot of people can relate to this young guy and warm up to his sincere personality and therefore give it a go. But as Mitch has said "its nothing new". In fact, for $77 I'd say that Commission Blueprint goes a lot further to offering a replicatable formula for creating successful sites,... and those sites don't have to be entirely about Clickbank products,... that's just one monetization strategy for the traffic that comes from creating massive organic SERPS traffic!
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Old 10-26-2009, 08:18 AM   #161
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Tell me about it! I'd like to have his copy writer on speed dial. In the videos his partner Alex says that he really is that good. Maybe he is the next John Carlton. (Well except for Jack's experience of course )
His copywriter is David Raybould. The guy who did the copy for KE 2.0 and also for The Clickbank Code, which supposedly converts at around 7%. He certainly knows his stuff, you can hire him at Direct Response Copywriter David Raybould if anyone is looking for a decent copywriter.

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My one concern about Google Sniper is in the Rights and Obligations (in the Purchase Agreement).

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER

The Buyer must pay the full consideration for this product that the Seller requires as the total price of the product. This consideration includes not only the purchase price, but other obligations that the Buyer accepts as well as potential rights the Buyer agrees to forego. By accepting this Purchase Agreement, the Buyer agrees to receive continuing follow-up contact from the Seller including email, mail, newsletters, product updates, product recall notices, product improvements, telephone calls from the Seller and/or telemarketing organizations and/or pollsters for the purpose of solicitation related to the instant product or any other product or service. Buyer agrees to post-sale contact from joint venture partners of the Seller or from others who have a commercial relationship with the Seller. Buyer agrees that all personal information about the buyer or his or her buying habits and preferences, including address and phone number, may be placed in a general database and agrees that this information may be shared, rented or sold to third parties. However, Buyer shall at all times be fully empowered to sever contact with the Seller by notification using the 'unsubscribe' link in solicitations. Moreover, the Buyer retains the right to refuse specific contact with some third party solicitors and maintain it with others. The Buyer retains the right to have his or her name removed from a general solicitation database. The Buyer's agreement to accept solicitation and contact may be reduced, enhanced, limited or terminated by notification to anyone contacting the Buyer. The burden is on the Buyer to prove that such communication was made to and received by the person making contact. Buyer agrees that Seller is not liable for communications made to the Buyer by parties unrelated to this purchase even though referred by the Seller. Buyer accepts full responsibility for limiting unsolicited contact and Buyer understands that he retains all rights to directly restrict communication or solicitation from any party including the Seller.
The Buyer agrees to allow the Seller to collect, store, and use for marketing purposes all information collected from, provided by or otherwise ascertained by electronic means from the Buyer. The Buyer, specifically, and as part of the consideration paid for this product, waives all right to access, retrieve, or control such information except that the Buyer retains the right to restrict contact as described previously.

What it basically says is this:

We will sell your details whether you want us to or not.

Once you receive the deluge of junk mail and marketing calls from the people we hawk your details to, don’t bother asking us to stop it, it’s up to you to stop it.

Seriously considering buying the programme, I e.mailed George’s company on 17 Oct, asking for clarification on this. Sadly, I haven’t received a response. I’m left wondering: ‘If this lot ignore me BEFORE they’ve got my money, how will they behave towards me, once they’ve banked it?’

Be interesting to read about the marketing calls experience from those who subscribed to Google Sniper earlier this year.
Understand you're concerned, but what you have to understand is that in the heat of a launch and with something like 3,000 orders to sort out, George has been bloody busy lol. I'm sure he'll find time to get back to you!

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Just to let everyone know. I have been reading these forums for while now. This is my first post to this forum.

I bought GS but passed on the upsells. I'm pretty new to this game and decided to try out GS and see where it goes.

I already have my first sniper site up and indexed by google. Tonight I'm adding the affiliate links and the last of the 3 posts.

I figure if I say I will keep updating my progress on this forum it will keep me going without getting side tracked with something else. So I plan on updating to see how GS works for me.

Even if this site fails I plan on sticking with it for at least 10 sniper sites to see what the results are. Actually I'm planning on putting up one site every week until I get to 10 and see what the results are.

I will update the results as I get them. (I always do what I tell people I'm going to do so this will force me to KEEP DOING IT!)
Lol, you sound pretty determined. I have to say it's a good attitude to have, but make sure you put the required amount of effort into your Sniper Sites. I recommend spending at least 7 days putting a site up and would advise adding a few more posts from time to time...

Good luck!
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Hi Guys

After reading this whole thread it would be nice to hear of someone making an income from this product, or any other for that matter.

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Hey Mitch,

Did you implement the stuff yet? A 50 page guide on how to run a WSO, dude, it works, who cares what the system is, the reality is that it works and makes money. Had you done it, you'd have made money. That is what matters.

I teach people to make money on the internet, nothing else. If you want a good read or "less fluff" as you call it and want to be entertained, buy a novel.

As for the uniqueness of Google Sniper, I think it is. Unique in that no I don't build backlinks, and that no I don't build huge authority sites, and that no it's not super complicated because it doesn't need to be.

I suggest you try the system out, make some money with it and maybe stop looking for a kind of "magic bullet" because baby, there ain't one.

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I have watched this marketer by reading his sales pages
and been a member of his mailing list for a while now.
He seems like he is a nice chap and probably is honest.
However that sales letter is hype city.

I had the impression that this was some new, original
ideas that the author had put together as an original
system. That is not the case. The SEO discussed is the
most basic SEO in existence. Keywords in Domain,
Page Title, description etc.

What he is basically suggesting is building "FLOGS".
Making up characters (with stock photos) and stories.
Under the current climate of the upcoming FTC changes
this seems like risky behavior to me.

This book was 99 pages and could have probably
been written in 50. Quite a bit of fluff. If you
have been reading this forum for more than a couple weeks
I am going to say that you probably already know what is
in this book.

With that being said, if you are brand new to internet
marketing and are looking for a step by step guide, and
you want to lay out $77, then this would probably work
for you. I think the topic of niche/keyword research
could have been quite a bit more detailed though.

Anybody upset about the continuity (Sniper Club) aspect
of this has no case. It was disclosed in the sales letter.
I thought it was pretty ballsy to include the continuity
as a bonus and I give the author props for that one!
--Oh wow, thanks. You mean I get to join your $37 a month
club as a bonus?-- But it was disclosed very clearly.
Not much inside the club area at all.

The upsells. I passed on the coaching. I did buy the
"$22,000 Secret" or whatever it was called. This is where
I felt ripped off. This was a $67 52 page report on how to
run a WSO. I kid you not... This one gives new meaning to
"fluff". This seemed to be a grasping at straws to come up
with an upsell in quick order. Very weak.

Obviously I was disappointed with this product.
I followed the pre-launch and the kid had me convinced he
had something new. I am a little mystified with the
feedback from the Warriors from when he had offered the product
earlier in a WSO. I am at a loss as to what the rage was
about. This stuff is all very basic and has been out there
for quite some time.

But... It has the edgy "Google _________" name going for it
and it claims to have the secret sauce, so I am sure it will
sell a ton. People want to believe the loopholes and secrets
really exist.
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"Hey Mitch,

Did you implement the stuff yet? A 50 page guide on how to run a WSO, dude, it works, who cares what the system is, the reality is that it works and makes money. Had you done it, you'd have made money. That is what matters."

Yes I have been building blogs with my targeted keywords in the domain, title and description for a long time. I have also produced videos to market the blog. Since that more or less is the system, yes I have implemented it.

I have rarely been able to keep a blog such as that in the top 3 without adding further content and backlinking. Frankly I don't think you can either. You will get the short term ranking but it won't last unless you add content/backlinks. I would love for you to prove me wrong though as it would make things much easier.

Do you have some of these sites where you could show you have held your ranking for an extended time without adding backlinks or content?
Maybe you could do a camtasia video on one of your domains and show us the history of one of these that has kept it's rank for say, oh six months?

Yes I have ran WSO's. Some were profitable and some were not. I did not find anything in your upsell that would have changed my results. I certainly didn't find any content that I would be willing to pay $67 for.

"I teach people to make money on the internet, nothing else. If you want a good read or "less fluff" as you call it and want to be entertained, buy a novel."

Not sure what your point is here, but I think a novel would pretty much be ALL fluff wouldn't it? Since I am not looking for fluff, it won't surprise you that I have never read a novel in my life. That's the point really. I am not looking to be entertained when I buy a book such as this. My time is limited and I want it short and sweet. I am not sure where you saw me say that I wanted to be entertained?

"As for the uniqueness of Google Sniper, I think it is. Unique in that no I don't build backlinks, and that no I don't build huge authority sites, and that no it's not super complicated because it doesn't need to be.

I suggest you try the system out, make some money with it and maybe stop looking for a kind of "magic bullet" because baby, there ain't one."

That is also kind of my point. There is no magic bullet, but yet that is pretty much what you make your product appear to be isn't it? Before you answer that one you might want to go back and re-read your sales letter.

This isn't about implementing. It was an assessment of your product. I have offered my critique based on my experience. It's nothing personal at all. You can either take my opinions under your consideration, or discount them as meaningless. That's up to you.

As far as putting your product into use, as I have already stated, I have used most of what you discussed as a part of my strategies for a long time although I have never thought of them as George Brown strategies, but rather just basic SEO. And as I have said these strategies alone are not enough to make it work, based on my experience.


According to your last video you did about $440k on this. I hate to think what might have became of me if I had come across that kind of money when I was 18. You are doing well, just be careful. That money can go away a lot quicker than you might think!
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This was supposed to be a PM to the original poster. But, since I don't have enough postings myself, I couldn't PM him. So, here it is:

I was going through the Google Sniper today after buying it a few days ago. I ran across the same problem with Keyword Elite that you describe, namely, "no data" in the "competing pages" section. So, after emailing support and waiting, I started to search for answers and came to this forum. I am a member, although a newbie when it comes to IM. Anyway, I came across your post and was floored. I had the exact same three problems/concerns which you list about GS. I mean exactly, in the same order.
1) Upsells - Let me say first that the videos all worked for me so no problem there. I passed on the first upsell but I took the second one ($10,000 in one week). While the marketing advice seemed great (just like Google Sniper), I take issue with the central premise that anyone can come up with their own product that will sell on this forum. This is definitely NOT for a Newbie. You can't just slap something together and expect to sell it on this forum without destroying your reputation. I will, however, keep it for a later date, in the hope that I'll have something worth selling in the future.

2) Keyword Elite 2.0 - George's demonstration video was great, and for a Newbie like me, it seemed well worth the money. But when I downloaded my 14 day free trial it was defective. It kept showing "NO DATA" for competition on every keyword generated and it kept saying that it was encountering a problem and had to shut down. I had to uninstall it. I'm saying this because if I had a defective download, others may also have had trouble and that will cost both George Brown and Brad Callen money - and I would REALLY like a version that works.

3) I have a problem with the concept of creating fictional characters and fictional stories for these affiliate products. I know the rule of the marketplace is caveat emptor, but local statutory law is constantly attacking this rule. It definitely sounds like the sort of thing that could be declared illegal depending on where you're located. The new FTC guidelines for example - will they make this illegal in December?
Unbelievable. I felt compelled to PM you about this before I even read the rest of the thread. So, if the "no data", answer is in there then I will find it. Please, if you don't mind, keep me informed of your progress. I feel like I am in the same boat as you. The exact same boat. Unreal. Anyway, here's my info: WF: lsjimm Email: removed
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@Mitch,.. an excellent response to George's post. The points you made are very relevant and made from a very sensible and objective perspective. I think the point you made regarding the longevity of a Sniper site remaining at GP1 for an extended period without content and backup links is very relative and I too would welcome George's response on that. Although, to be fair to George, he did say that it all depended (on competition coming up behind you,.... perhaps ironically from another GS graduate) and a site could last at GP1 for 2 months or even a year (when the competition is sleeping or on extended vacation!).

As far as George's response and his claims both before and after sales, I get that he is a genuine bloke and that he really does mean well for his fellow IM warriors at the same time as being commercially opportunist with it (as any decent business person would be expected to be). The back up support and response issues are probably due to huge demands on his time and perhaps an unanticipated success with GS2.

@Isjimm, I have KE2 and it is a terrific tool. BUT,.. the backend (engine on Brad's server) appears to need work and data input in certain areas. I often get "data unailable" or "insufficient data" when for the same Keyword search using Google tool or Keyword Blueprint Tool (highly recommended) I do get definate data. If I were you Isjimm I'd download the 7 day trial of Commission Blueprint with which comes the Keyword Tool and the Offer Analyzer which are both great for doing in depth PPC and SEO searches. Also the Commission Blueprint program can be bought for $77 which is a definate saving on $197 for KE2 (although thats worth having).
@George,.. if the $440k earnings remark is accurate I just say "well don son".. power to your elbow! But I agree with Mitch,.. don't let it slip away as it can easily do. I have personal experience in that regard having worked all my life for the standard family wage. Then in late 2000 I went into real estate in Sydney Australia and by June 2002 I'd made over $1.3mil clear profit,.. but 6 years later it has all gone,.. bought too many toys,.. too many wild holidays, some bad investements, trusted wrong business people, lawyers, hanger-onners. Lesson learned,.. now I'm focused on the next million that I'll know how to manage and grow rather than letting it drift away as happened before. I say this not for bragging or sympathy because I have a great life now and I'm living in beautiful Thailand with my gorgeous Thai wife and 2 boys,... just words of experience that I hope could be meaningful to any reader.

Cheers my fellow warriors, Russ.
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If I wanted to be a part of "George's Club", I would sign up myself. I don't appreciate being automatically put on a subscription-based product that costs me $37/month. This tactic is of questionable ethics, at best.

And I know what an "upsell" is. Problem with "upselling" in this case is that the product I'm directed to after the initial purchase is more expensive than the product that I had just bought. That sounds more like cross-selling than up-selling, to me. And what did that to to the perceived value of the actual Google Sniper? Down, down, down.

All I can say is that I hope it's an excellent product (the Sniper).
Hey Jack. Just bought the product and I am pumped about it. I got the upsell page as well but the price of the second product was less than sniper. Maybe the price has been reduced since your purchase. Also, I was not real interested in being a member either so I immediately sent an email to the support email address asking to be removed. No worries...
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I'm happy to see that i'm not the only one who think the google sniper is not perfect... but guys beleive it or not the google sniper method works!
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Mitch, I'm ill and it's 23:00 over here so I won't reply in super amounts of detail but I read what you said. I'm not sure what you are suggesting that Google Sniper doesn't work? It does, and I have sent many examples to anyone that requested it in this thread.

EDIT removed personal stuff

I am very proud of google sniper and get defensive when people bad mouth or critisize my product, if it were you, you would as well. We're only human :-)

As for the product, well, I mean you can look at the WSO, the testimonials and just about any other thread than this one and you'll see the kind of feedback and results people have given. And some more here too: Google Sniper (many of them from fellow warrior members)

Honestly, in terms of whether you should buy it or not, it's up to you, you can get it if you want, I don't really mind at this point. It is you that will see the most benefit from investing $77. I would love to see you in the Q & A webinars and seeing success with the system sure, but I'm not goin to keep checking this thread "convincing" people to buy or debating, I'd rather spend that time working on next months sniping content.

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update: Well my first site is still on the first page of google. It is fluxuating between spot 1 and 4 at any given time. This has been going on for a week now. NO money though. I think I picked a bad niche that doesn't have a lot of traffic. Although the keyword tool MNF said it does.

Got my second site up yesterday and waiting for google to index it. Hopefully this one will make some money as it is on a more popular niche.

I would actually prefer to do these sites on physical products as doing them on the digital side of things is a bit of pain.

George-when are you going to show how you do it for physical products?

I don't mind the work or smaller payouts. I just want to get rid of my debt.
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Has anyone else made any money using the Google Sniper system? Or are people ranking but not earning any money like rigby38? I would like to hear from people who recently purchased the program and are starting to generate money from the techniques.
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Yeah George has always got something extra ordinary i would obviously gonna give it a try.
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I'm sorry George, I thought it was obvious from my post that I had purchased your product and the one upsell.
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The fluctuation below might be due to the fact you're logged into Gmail.

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update: Well my first site is still on the first page of google. It is fluxuating between spot 1 and 4 at any given time. This has been going on for a week now. NO money though. I think I picked a bad niche that doesn't have a lot of traffic. Although the keyword tool MNF said it does.

Got my second site up yesterday and waiting for google to index it. Hopefully this one will make some money as it is on a more popular niche.

I would actually prefer to do these sites on physical products as doing them on the digital side of things is a bit of pain.

George-when are you going to show how you do it for physical products?

I don't mind the work or smaller payouts. I just want to get rid of my debt.
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George is very interligent...

He has made it possible for anyone, specially newbie to make $200 or more a month from a ridiculous wordpress blog.
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@Mitch,.. an excellent response to George's post. The points you made are very relevant and made from a very sensible and objective perspective. I think the point you made regarding the longevity of a Sniper site remaining at GP1 for an extended period without content and backup links is very relative and I too would welcome George's response on that. Although, to be fair to George, he did say that it all depended (on competition coming up behind you,.... perhaps ironically from another GS graduate) and a site could last at GP1 for 2 months or even a year (when the competition is sleeping or on extended vacation!).

As far as George's response and his claims both before and after sales, I get that he is a genuine bloke and that he really does mean well for his fellow IM warriors at the same time as being commercially opportunist with it (as any decent business person would be expected to be). The back up support and response issues are probably due to huge demands on his time and perhaps an unanticipated success with GS2.

@Isjimm, I have KE2 and it is a terrific tool. BUT,.. the backend (engine on Brad's server) appears to need work and data input in certain areas. I often get "data unailable" or "insufficient data" when for the same Keyword search using Google tool or Keyword Blueprint Tool (highly recommended) I do get definate data. If I were you Isjimm I'd download the 7 day trial of Commission Blueprint with which comes the Keyword Tool and the Offer Analyzer which are both great for doing in depth PPC and SEO searches. Also the Commission Blueprint program can be bought for $77 which is a definate saving on $197 for KE2 (although thats worth having).
@George,.. if the $440k earnings remark is accurate I just say "well don son".. power to your elbow! But I agree with Mitch,.. don't let it slip away as it can easily do. I have personal experience in that regard having worked all my life for the standard family wage. Then in late 2000 I went into real estate in Sydney Australia and by June 2002 I'd made over $1.3mil clear profit,.. but 6 years later it has all gone,.. bought too many toys,.. too many wild holidays, some bad investements, trusted wrong business people, lawyers, hanger-onners. Lesson learned,.. now I'm focused on the next million that I'll know how to manage and grow rather than letting it drift away as happened before. I say this not for bragging or sympathy because I have a great life now and I'm living in beautiful Thailand with my gorgeous Thai wife and 2 boys,... just words of experience that I hope could be meaningful to any reader.

Cheers my fellow warriors, Russ.

Hi Russ

I read your post about commission blueprint
keyword tool you say it's just as good KE2

I assume you meant comment commission blue1
for $77.

because commission blue2 is about $500.

is that right

Thanks

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Taken to their logical extremes and applied to all forms of advertising -- as they should be if they're going to be applied to blogs -- the new FTC regs would destroy marketing.


So where is the line going to be drawn? Who knows? Let's hope that it does affect only
the scammers.

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Actually the FTC has come out not to clarify that they are not going after people just for non-disclosure and that they never have. It's going to take more than that for them to try to bring a case against you.

I just made a post about this on my blog if you care to read further.
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You want to install it with the subdomain option, then install the WPMU Domain Mapping plugin. Just be sure to follow the instructions in the readme instead of installing it through the plugin admin page.

Once installed and you're using a host with cPanel, just park your domains over the domain you've installed WPMU on and set the mapped domain in the desired blog's admin area. Feel free to PM me if you have any problems. I'd be gla to give you a hand if you need it.
Great thanks for that, will have a look into this.
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I find it interesting that a lot of the people in this thread are going on about how this is nothing new.

It strikes me that people who already know all about on-page SEO, review sites, and marketing Clickbank products should probably have the wherewithal to determine that a course on the same isn't going to be overly beneficial to them before spending the $77.

If you're aware of these things, you're probably already making decent coin. If you're at the stage where you can't wring $77 worth of value from Google Sniper, you probably aren't searching for Clickbank products on how to make basic review sites. If you're just looking for an additional business model, wouldn't you want to diversify, maybe into PPV or PPC or site flipping or something that doesn't market itself as a "Build low maintenance niche sites and profit"?

Would anyone who has posted comments along the lines of "Bah this is nothing new!" care to expound on what brought them to purchase it in the first place? Not being facetious, I just genuinely can't understand it.
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Chris Koltal - Great logic and insight. There are a few people on this thread who are baffling me.
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This is a REVIEWS forum. Where else are people supposed to point out faults they find with a product?

"It strikes me that people who already know all about on-page SEO, review sites, and marketing Clickbank products should probably have the wherewithal to determine that a course on the same isn't going to be overly beneficial to them before spending the $77."

This is the place that provides that 'wherewithal'. Intelligent reviews from differing points of view, in a non-confrontational manner.

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You can only review something if you try it. I have just done my first site and am impressed. 4th on Google for main target term first page for another and for 2 highly competitive terms within the first 30 results. Did I mention I built the site yesterday! I don't know about the earnings yet it's too early but this system looks to be worth far more than what I spent buying it. Try it maybe it will work for you as well.
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Does this involve some type of 'new FTC violation' method regarding review sites? We all know how excessively 'exuberant the Feds can be at hurting biz structures....

Hope the internet doesn't get regulated out of existence....M
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Hey Guys,

I just bought GS... actually downloading as I type this.
Hmmm.. my first upsell page was really weird. I had basically one option. That I had to buy the 1st upsell.... From the comments here on this forum I declined. I just kept clicking on the no thanks part (which by the way didn't have a hyperlink) -
Anyway... I just watched the first video Georgie boy is rather kinesthetic. Good sign...

Just thinking that this method may quick easily be worth a shot and marry it up with market samurai... I love market samurai... Just wish the functionality of it was even faster. Don't get me wrong it is fast as it is - although tedious that I have to log in here there and everywhere at some different points.

I just can't seem to find the training area. Meaning where is the training section the membership forum? I understand its free for the first month - but where is all the content? It is already making me think that I am going to cancel at the end of the month.... thoughts?



Let's see how this goes! All the best folks
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Is anyone else having trouble with the trial version of Keyword Elite? The program takes sooo long to get data, and then all of a sudden closes on me. Very annoying.

On George's program, I do have to say it's a solid system. Although you can nitpick at certain areas you have to realise that it is a system that George introduces. And some parts may be basic such as SEO but if it works then it works, you cannot argue with results, and it's important to realise this was written with newbies in mind too. I know some people are saying that results wont last if you build no backlinks, but there is nothing stopping you from doing a bit of link building (is it that much of a big deal?). If you're earning $300 per month per site, I'd be happy to do a small amount of link building to keep my ranking, even if I had 50 sites.

All in all I think the system is solid, its jus Keyword elite which is annoying.
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I really enjoyed Georges product, yes of course some of it is found elsewhere, he can barely omit usable workable information just to make his product unique but overall it's a solid product.
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update- Well my first site has been sitting at #1 on google when searching for the phrase without quotes. Still no sales. Not much traffic either.

I have come to the conclusion that I picked the wrong thing.

My second site was indexed 2 days ago. Now waiting to see where it shows up on google.

I think I am going to try physical products now as I am really not a fan of using clickbank and there are so many keywords and phrases for physical products.
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Rigby,

That's great that you hit the #1 spot on Google really quickly. I'm curious what you based your search volume figures on for researching the niche? Was is Keyword Elite or Google?
If it was Google, did you use exact match or phrase match settings? How low was the sniff test exact match competing site figures for you to attain #1 spot so quickly?

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Hi guys,

Google Sniper is not only a great product but George Brown is a great guy too.

The product teaches an innovative and easy approach to Affiliate Marketing that shows you how to set up sites that will bring you an autopilot income with no extensive SEO or back-linking.

In my opinion, it's not anything revolutionary in the Affiliate Marketing world. This method has been used and applied before to great success. What I will say, however, is that George's method of teaching makes the product worth its weight in gold.

Albeit George doesn't recommend back-linking, it can be applied to this method to great effect. George is currently making $15,000 from this system. The thing is - he's lazy!

Imagine how much you can make if you do choose to put in some extra work. Google Sniper launches on the 15th and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to make a quick and easy residual income from Internet Marketing.

Seriously, you don't want to miss out on this one
I bought Gsniper three days ago and I love it. I have already learned so much and I have only been through 3/4 of the materials. I just wrote a blog post about what value you put on your own education. Gniper is not expensive and wow worth every penny. I put a high value on MY education and this product delivers.
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Progress report and a potential problem.

I have my first sniper site up. It hit Google page 1, position 8 about 2 days after launch. I just added the anchor text and the final blog, so maybe It'll go higher.

Now here's the problem. When I accessed my website from Google, I found that there was an edit option at the bottom of the blogs in the tag section, and an edit option in the "About Me" section. Obviously I don't want people editing my website. How do I get rid of the edit option?

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Progress report and a potential problem.

I have my first sniper site up. It hit Google page 1, position 8 about 2 days after launch. I just added the anchor text and the final blog, so maybe It'll go higher.

Now here's the problem. When I accessed my website from Google, I found that there was an edit option at the bottom of the blogs in the tag section, and an edit option in the "About Me" section. Obviously I don't want people editing my website. How do I get rid of the edit option?

David H.
I'm not sure the Reviews section is the best place to get advice on how to use a product once you've bought it.

But anyway, I suspect that it is only saying that you can Edit it because you are still signed into your blog's admin. Try signing out of the Admin and you should be ok.
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Thanks, it worked. When I clicked off the Wordpress page I forgot I was not offically logged out. DUHH!

Much obliged.
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Ok can someone please clear this up for me. After searching for various keywords to use for sniper sites I kept bumping into loads of already created snipers in the exact GS format. I have yet to see one in the top spot although I have seen several in the top 10. What I have seen dominating the top spots are articles! I've checked out their backlinks and many of them had none. I should note that I have come across loads of articles taking over against competiton like 100,000 etc.

So my question is this...Are articles infact better than GS sites?

I had some really great intentions of putting hundreds of hours over the next year into GS sites but from what I have found so far is that articles are always ahead of them on the rankings. Surely writing one good article of about 300-500 words instead of 3 or so blog posts on the keyword rich domain (costing 10bucks) is the best idea?

An big estimate of an hour per good article for example including research etc and if needs be some backlinks to outrank the articles already holding the top positions?

Thanks for any advice!
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The first question I asked myself: is the google sniper method perfect? I wrote a report an explain why this method is not perfect...

As some of you have said, some technics in Google sniper are not new But the most important thing the method works!

It is more effective than I thought, it is one of the reason I gave a thumb up to George Brown... he has maken easy for anyone, a complete newbie to make money online!
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The first question I asked myself: is the google sniper method perfect? I wrote a report an explain why this method is not perfect...

As some of you have said, some technics in Google sniper are not new But the most important thing the method works!

It is more effective than I thought, it is one of the reason I gave a thumb up to George Brown... he has maken easy for anyone, a complete newbie to make money online!
And I don't imagine for a minute that there is an affiliate link anywhere in that report is there? Honest and unbiased.
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Ok can someone please clear this up for me. After searching for various keywords to use for sniper sites I kept bumping into loads of already created snipers in the exact GS format. I have yet to see one in the top spot although I have seen several in the top 10. What I have seen dominating the top spots are articles! I've checked out their backlinks and many of them had none. I should note that I have come across loads of articles taking over against competiton like 100,000 etc.

So my question is this...Are articles infact better than GS sites?

I had some really great intentions of putting hundreds of hours over the next year into GS sites but from what I have found so far is that articles are always ahead of them on the rankings. Surely writing one good article of about 300-500 words instead of 3 or so blog posts on the keyword rich domain (costing 10bucks) is the best idea?

An big estimate of an hour per good article for example including research etc and if needs be some backlinks to outrank the articles already holding the top positions?

Thanks for any advice!
It's true that the big article directories will tend to outrank Sniper sites, assuming both have solid optimization for the keyword phrase and no backlinks.

The problem with article marketing is that it is not as effective at preselling, and doesn't generate the same kind of connection with your visitors as a blog would. On top of that, you have to deal with the numerous traffic leaks on the article page itself. They're generally covered from top to bottom with adsense, plus they link to other related articles, the category listings, etc. If you rely exclusively on articles to generate your sales, you're leaving money on the table.

My personal strategy is to combine them. If there's an article in first place, I'll write a similar article, link to my sniper site in the resource box, and build a few backlinks to the article. Now I've got 1st spot with my article, and 2nd or 3rd with my sniper site. I bet you can guess what that does for traffic and sales
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I bought Google Sniper on the launch date, and being a newbie to IM, I was able to get my first site up and bringing in sales in less than a week.

George does a great job of laying everything out in the program step by step, making it easy to implement.

If you're looking for an easy way to make a steady stream of affiliate income, it works!
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Hi Sentient,

In your last post in this thread are you supposing that an affiliate marketer cannot be honest? You are wrong all the way

As an affiliate I’m a middle man… I do review and recommends products. In this particular case: I wrote a review about the Google Sniper Method, I explain the why the Google sniper method is not perfect. I highlight some flaw…

Also, I explained that this method will not help you to master all the internet marketing skills… but I also show why Google Sniper is effective, why George Montagu Brown can say this method can help you to enjoy a 20% conversion rate.

The main reason Google Sniper Works is simple and many people don’t get it: the method is easy to set up, any newbie can have great result with it… but the most important Reason you are selling to PRE-SOLD prospects…

As an affiliate this is my job, and I’m proud to do it!

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Hi, I believe Google Sniper is an excellent program.
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I'm suggesting that posting a recommendation in section of the Warrior Forum that promotes an affiliate link to the product in question is not an independant review. Whether or not you are using the common technique of pointing out a product has flaws to make your review appear balanced.

At the end of the day, I personally would take with a pinch of salt the opinions of someone who stands to financially benefit from recommending a product. As I say, it's hardly an unbiased recommendation is it?

Just my opinion.

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Hi Sentient,

In your last post in this thread are you supposing that an affiliate marketer cannot be honest? You are wrong all the way

As an affiliate I’m a middle man… I do review and recommends products. In this particular case: I wrote a review about the Google Sniper Method, I explain the why the Google sniper method is not perfect. I highlight some flaw…

Also, I explained that this method will not help you to master all the internet marketing skills… but I also show why Google Sniper is effective, why George Montagu Brown can say this method can help you to enjoy a 20% conversion rate.

The main reason Google Sniper Works is simple and many people don’t get it: the method is easy to set up, any newbie can have great result with it… but the most important Reason you are selling to PRE-SOLD prospects…

As an affiliate this is my job, and I’m proud to do it!
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