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Old 10-30-2009, 10:17 AM   #201
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Hi Sentient,

hope you are fine!
Here is the first question that has been asked about this method... before it became a big thread with five pages

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Hey Warrirors,

Just wondering if anyone had a chance to get in on this product the first time it came around a few months back. It is relaunching on Oct. 15th and I am wondering what your thoughts are on it.

Cool?

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Then, I have seee many people quetioning the Google Sniper Method as I did. some people highlighted that Google Sniper don't bring nothing new... For me the method is not new but the fact is this method works!

I did not care about what George montagu Brown will think when I wrote it...

If I told you what the product is, and why this method is not pefect but effective and explain why it works, why I could not recommend it?

Now, it is up to you to exploit this method or not...

I will reapeat it the Google sniper method is not perfect but it is very effective, it can help anyone, a complete newbie to make $ 200 or more per month from each product or niche he choose to promote...

This is a fact...
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This program sounds really good, would like to see more testimonials from people who are using the system, currently making a decision!
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Update on my GS experience. Yesterday my sniper site got listed and appeared on Google on the first page, 8th position. I added the affiliate links and the final blog as George said. Today, it's been kicked off Google entirely. Is it possible to get sandboxed after it's already been listed?
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I have a google sniper site in #1 position for my targeted kyeword and page #2 for the broad keyword search.

Without behing perfect the google sniper method is very effective!
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This forum is a REVIEWS forum. Please concentrate on posting reviews.

Anybody who wishes to comment about moderating policy on this forum is quite welcome to PM me or indeed send in a help desk ticket to the big chiefs.

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that's normal, it'll come back

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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.

Brad ended up rewriting his sales copy cos it was only converting at 1%, when brad touched it up, it went to 9%
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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.
In my experience you get this problem when google detects that you're using a program to scan and not an actual human. You can verify this by doing a manual search and seeing if you get a captcha.

They'll eventually let you off the hook. Google has different max rates based on where you're coming from. At work I can search all day and not get hit. From home, I have to slow it down.

KWE2 has an 'SE Courtesy' setting that you should use to tweak your delay between queries. After experimentation and talking the the support folks I have settled on 8-12 seconds and haven't been blocked since.

On Topic: My first three GS sites have hit top ranking for both phrase and broad. Now to see if they make money!
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I'm thinking of buying GS but I'd really like to see a site that was made by someone who used it. I guess it may not be possible to show such a site, depending on whether that would reveal proprietary information, but if a lot of the product is mostly about SEO then maybe just seeing a site would be OK. If its not OK to point to a site, please ignore me. If it is possible, please post a link. Thanks.
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I dont think ppl will show their links... go grab it any way, take action and start setting up your sniper empire, sitting on the fence waiting for someone else to post a link is not gonna pay your bills.
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Ok one thing that is bugging me is this entire FTC issue. I'm from the UK, so how does it all effect me in regards to sniper sites?
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FTC has nothing to do with UK, it's USA based. DTI are in charge of that stuff.

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Google Sniper is a great system for anyone who is brand new to internet marketing to learn to be honest, plus the plan seems so actionable you won't be sitting on your ass pondering your next move; if you don't have a proper market research tool though it may be tough finding keywords under x number of competition.

The "Getting Ranked and Gaining Authority on Record Time" section was okay; but I wish George expanded on the concept of backlinks a bit more; no matter how small the amount of sites with the keyword phrase in the web title, if they have backlinks you're gonna have problems getting your site above the fold (a.k.a in the top 4), which is where most of the traffic clicks.

Other than that; pretty decent guide, liked the video tutorials that came with it, easy to watch and understand what George is saying.

You can make money with this system though, it's simple but effective; and that alone is worth the small amount of $77 that George charges.
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Update on my GS experience. Yesterday my sniper site got listed and appeared on Google on the first page, 8th position. I added the affiliate links and the final blog as George said. Today, it's been kicked off Google entirely. Is it possible to get sandboxed after it's already been listed?
Are you using naked affiliate links , such as for example a clickbank hoplink ?
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George 18 years old voice sound like James Bond voice.. I still half through it but I do like the manual it's comprehensive + the videos. Like others had said before the methods was doesn't much new..some similar steps mention by other program such as Money Siphon System - Johnny Andrews, Com.Blueprint 2, etc but George did make me more to understand the common sense in IM, Keyword Research, tips to understand what the market tell you which is sometime difficult to explain.
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Brilliant ebook. Such a simple concept that works extremely well. Ranked #4 in Google for an amazing keyword within a week of following his instructions. Now need to expand to a few dozen keywords.
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I've been spending one long afternoon a week at a friends place using the general information from Georges product and John Xfactors product , a friend wanted some way to make some money online so I condensed everything he needed from those two products and over the last 2 weeks, we spent saturday afternoons setting up 8 sniper sites.

We have 8 listings in the top 8 on page 1, about 5 in the top 2 positions on page 1 for the keywords, all within about 14 days.

We have done some things not mentioned in either book but I've kept it very basic for him, basically a tiny amount of backlinking, thrown in some bookmarking, and a couple of 2.0's linking back to the sniper site to beef them up a bit , we set up a Youtube channel to match each site and wanged some videos up with the sniper site URL's in and tube moguled a few vids as well.

Total time spent about 25 hours realisticly including tea breaks, pizza time, video creation, 2.0 creation, social marker etc etc ,baring in mind I had him working next to me mirroring what I was doing on the other PC, it's worked out to about t 12 hours each.

We are getting nearly 1000 hits per week , not huge granted but it's only a couple of weeks in and we have already made sales. I installed openX on the sites and we are rotating various offers, CPA, CB and other stuff to see what pays the best bang for the buck.

We intend to increase from 7 sites to about 100 over the next few Saturday's get the articles into the article databases, do some more bookmarking, some more video marketing, slap up a few link clouds with 2.0 and I estimate he will have a reasonably stable income of $2k-$3+ per month from this one tiny project which will take in reality about 2 weeks of proper work, I'll get a warm fuzzy feeling for knowing I've helped a friend transform his income and he may actually get his wallet out at the pub once in a while :-)

All this stuff works, you just have to actually do it, it's an ideal newbie starter product and great for helping those family and friends who keep asking you how to make some money online.
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I've been spending one long afternoon a week at a friends place using the general information from Georges product and John Xfactors product , a friend wanted some way to make some money online so I condensed everything he needed from those two products and over the last 2 weeks, we spent saturday afternoons setting up 8 sniper sites.

We have 8 listings in the top 8 on page 1, about 5 in the top 2 positions on page 1 for the keywords, all within about 14 days.

We have done some things not mentioned in either book but I've kept it very basic for him, basically a tiny amount of backlinking, thrown in some bookmarking, and a couple of 2.0's linking back to the sniper site to beef them up a bit , we set up a Youtube channel to match each site and wanged some videos up with the sniper site URL's in and tube moguled a few vids as well.

Total time spent about 25 hours realisticly including tea breaks, pizza time, video creation, 2.0 creation, social marker etc etc ,baring in mind I had him working next to me mirroring what I was doing on the other PC, it's worked out to about t 12 hours each.

We are getting nearly 1000 hits per week , not huge granted but it's only a couple of weeks in and we have already made sales. I installed openX on the sites and we are rotating various offers, CPA, CB and other stuff to see what pays the best bang for the buck.

We intend to increase from 7 sites to about 100 over the next few Saturday's get the articles into the article databases, do some more bookmarking, some more video marketing, slap up a few link clouds with 2.0 and I estimate he will have a reasonably stable income of $2k-$3+ per month from this one tiny project which will take in reality about 2 weeks of proper work, I'll get a warm fuzzy feeling for knowing I've helped a friend transform his income and he may actually get his wallet out at the pub once in a while :-)

All this stuff works, you just have to actually do it, it's an ideal newbie starter product and great for helping those family and friends who keep asking you how to make some money online.
Question Steven, did you feel the need to make sure all of keywords you were targeting had a in quotes competition of under 7000?
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I think if you do any business in the US or with any business that is based in the US "i.e. clickbank" you would fall under any FTC regulations. It would not surprise me to see clickbank with a new affiliate contract up before December... to try to protect themselves.

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Are you using naked affiliate links , such as for example a clickbank hoplink ?
I tried masking it using Tiny URL but the link on the Merchant Site appeared naked. Anyway, as stated by the Askloz in his Oct. 31 post, the site came back the next day - Page 1, position 8. No sales yet.
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nah.. US has no control over UK. and visa versa.

Only those who have businesses in the US have to conform to FTC regs.

But hey, whats wrong with saying on a website, "these results are not typical, yes this person did buy this yada yada course, and yes they did make X amount, all information can be verified upon request".

This is what started all this BS with FTC, at least some of it any way. these marketers hyping up their sales pages to make them sound like as if its the best thing since sliced bread. I've seen ppl make fake statements for testimonials, or got their friends and friends of friends to make videos to say things work, ie, FAP Turbo, each of those ppl are part of the ForexBrotherHood crew.

Then you start getting all these complaints, i guess this is one way to reduce those complaints.. but not their main motive behind something as strong as what they're doing, I mean, the stupid sods have prevented US Forex Brokers from Hedging now... WTF, now all these US Companies have sodded off to UK, Australia, AGAIN!

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It's LOZ, not "by the askloz"

Why dont you use php redirects? you can add more link juice by using your own site and using keywords in that redirect.

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Question Steven, did you feel the need to make sure all of keywords you were targeting had a in quotes competition of under 7000?
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All the current sites I've built for him have been based in one specific niche as this is a niche he knows the topic on, we intend to build the other 90+ sites in the exact same niche using more LSI on that topic, some have under 7000 , some have considerably more, in my opinion the actual number of competition is almost irrelevent, I mean that, the only important factor is what is the quality of the competition.

I can find you terms with a huge number of competing sites but if you take some time to look at the sites you'll see that a position on page 1 which will get clicks is still viable as 99.9% of the competition is very weak and can be off paged SEO'd out of existence.

Off page SEo isn't something George's product goes into much, he's much more of a low competition, zilch off page work kinda guy, so you would need to find that info elsehwere if you want to move out of Georges format and just deal with on page and intelligent niche finding.

I'll admit that some of what I'm teaching my friend falls well outside of Georges's and John's products but the basics you need can be found in both products, the information on social bookmarking, RSS, 2.0's, link clouds/wheels etc can all be found easily , these simply allow you to be somewhat more leniant in your LSI / niche selection as you can give the sites a little steriod injection to make up for going for tougher higer trafficed terms.

It's "Simon" by the way not "Steven" :-)
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I tried masking it using Tiny URL but the link on the Merchant Site appeared naked. Anyway, as stated by the Askloz in his Oct. 31 post, the site came back the next day - Page 1, position 8. No sales yet.
Best of luck, the sales will come evenutally, it's just about building more traffic. I hate the "if you build it they will come " approach, honestly I think it's a crock, I prefer "if you build it and then you build a motorway directly up to it's door - they will come". We have generated 50% of our traffic from just a simple YT channel , my advice is to build the site and build traffic to it from simple, zero cost , rapid techniques , not only does this get you a bit of backlinking you also get more traffic sources.

In regards links, I personally am not a fan of adding direct affiate links to sites, there seems to be a solid amount of of discussion coming out from the big guns in this market that Google ain't ecstatic about aff links everywhere, it's hard to tell where exactly the truth lies about the issue but to be safe , I always use an ad server which encodes the link or if using Wordpress I use the WP affiliate plugin which makes redirects.

Openx for everybody reading this is fantastic , free and works a charm if you want to deliver multiple ads across mulitple snper sites and then just change all those adds in seconds.
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discussion coming out from the big guns in this market that Google ain't ecstatic about aff links everywhere
Simon, if you're referring to the Google "thin affiliate" slap, I believe a lot of
affiliate links with Click Here text is a red flag to Google to label your site this
way. So, I can see where structuring your affiliate links as in-content links would be safer.

Where would I find this WP affiliate link plug-in and does it cloak the links?

Thanks

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There;'s a few around George, go to Wordpress and search the plugins, I use a custom one but here's a freebie:

WordPress › Affiliate Link Cloaker WordPress Plugins
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Apologies for the name switch there Simon.

My experiment with a test google sniper site is having mixed results; I haven't seemed to moved an inch from the 8th position on the 1st page, but I have another page of my google sniper website on the 2nd page in the 1st position, the only competitor I have to beat to get above the fold is a yahoo answers page.

Now I've recently bookmarked the site; used a few of Angela's high PR profile sites to link back to the site and have had my website put on a resource link section of an authority site with a page rank of 3 in my niche

Only problem is; the backlinks don't seem to be registering with either google or Yahoo site explorer.

I'll give it a couple days for google to register the backlinks, if I don't see my site move up the rankings I'll build a link 2.0 wheel.

Even though the traffic isn't great from the 8th position, I am still getting 8 - 10 visits a day from google for my main keyword and 1-2 from LSI's; enough for around 5 - 6 hops a day.

Any tips on what else I should do?
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Apologies for the name switch there Simon.

My experiment with a test google sniper site is having mixed results; I haven't seemed to moved an inch from the 8th position on the 1st page, but I have another page of my google sniper website on the 2nd page in the 1st position, the only competitor I have to beat to get above the fold is a yahoo answers page.

Now I've recently bookmarked the site; used a few of Angela's high PR profile sites to link back to the site and have had my website put on a resource link section of an authority site with a page rank of 3 in my niche

Only problem is; the backlinks don't seem to be registering with either google or Yahoo site explorer.

I'll give it a couple days for google to register the backlinks, if I don't see my site move up the rankings I'll build a link 2.0 wheel.

Even though the traffic isn't great from the 8th position, I am still getting 8 - 10 visits a day from google for my main keyword and 1-2 from LSI's; enough for around 5 - 6 hops a day.

Any tips on what else I should do?
I would bang up an article or two , I know it's heresy around here but I'm not a fan of backlink packages in general, I would much rather opt for a paying somebody to write a dozen articles for a few bucks each and submit them to article directories with a resource box back to your money site using around 50% the same anchor text and 50% differing versions of your primary key phrase.

The other thing I would say is build LOTS and LOTS of sites, with the best will in the world, some will bum out, some will do great, we now have a no1 position this morning for one of the sites I mentioned above.

You need volume in the micro niche game, some turn up trumps others make you $50 a month if you're lucky, keep churning em out.
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Folks, could you please stop PM'ing me about George's system, I've answered all of them so far, but I'm pretty busy so perhaps either ask in this thread where lots of other people can help or if you own Georges product perhaps drop George a line.

I'll try to help when I can, I just don't want PM's piling up and people thinking I'm being rude by not responding.

Thanks all.
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Ok so I've been looking at this lately, and thinking that although maybe 90% of people are going down the affiliate route, I'm going to test this using CPA. In fact what I'm going to do is combine this with a few WSO's I've purchased and create more of a unique system.

I just think this would be beneficial considering everyone who purchased is going down the Clickbank route, and it's highly competitive already. One thing I would suggest to everyone is cherry pick information from different courses and create a unique system, i.e building traffic, ranking in the SERPS etc. I think what people are doing is relying on George's method down to a tee, but where you can really expand on this is by adding your own twists to the system. That would mean less competition for you, depending on how you add to his system.

From what I have read it's seems Simon has done this by tweaking the method to suit him. I certainly won't just be relying on just search engine traffic. Also, I personally will build links to these sites, even if it's just a few, for my own piece on mind. But kudos to George for laying down such a strong foundation for people to build their online business.
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Why dont you use php redirects? you can add more link juice by using your own site and using keywords in that redirect.
Sorry, LOZ, won't happen again. And thanks for the advice. I'll definitely try it as soon as I get my act together on the technical end.
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Best of luck, the sales will come evenutally, it's just about building more traffic. I hate the "if you build it they will come " approach, honestly I think it's a crock, I prefer "if you build it and then you build a motorway directly up to it's door - they will come". We have generated 50% of our traffic from just a simple YT channel , my advice is to build the site and build traffic to it from simple, zero cost , rapid techniques , not only does this get you a bit of backlinking you also get more traffic sources.

In regards links, I personally am not a fan of adding direct affiate links to sites, there seems to be a solid amount of of discussion coming out from the big guns in this market that Google ain't ecstatic about aff links everywhere, it's hard to tell where exactly the truth lies about the issue but to be safe , I always use an ad server which encodes the link or if using Wordpress I use the WP affiliate plugin which makes redirects.

Openx for everybody reading this is fantastic , free and works a charm if you want to deliver multiple ads across mulitple snper sites and then just change all those adds in seconds.
Thanks. Great advice. I haven't done the YT thing because I used a fictional character (yeah, I know about the FTC issue, but I've looked at the guidelines, and I don't believe they make this any more unacceptable than it's been since internet marketing began). I'm thinking of doing a YT power point with a narrative, but have absolutely no idea how to do it yet. Your advice makes me think I should just sit down and study YouTube and Wordpress both in detail before I do another site. Thanks again.
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Simon, if you're referring to the Google "thin affiliate" slap, I believe a lot of
affiliate links with Click Here text is a red flag to Google to label your site this
way. So, I can see where structuring your affiliate links as in-content links would be safer.

Where would I find this WP affiliate link plug-in and does it cloak the links?

Thanks

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George, came across this today :

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Thanks. Great advice. I haven't done the YT thing because I used a fictional character (yeah, I know about the FTC issue, but I've looked at the guidelines, and I don't believe they make this any more unacceptable than it's been since internet marketing began). I'm thinking of doing a YT power point with a narrative, but have absolutely no idea how to do it yet. Your advice makes me think I should just sit down and study YouTube and Wordpress both in detail before I do another site. Thanks again.
Hi

A few tips then based on your comments.

a) On YT, we didn't use any names, here's how I believe you should do it and this is what I have taught my friend and it works.

If your niche site domain and primary LSI term is for example

www.red-luxury-towels.com

Then our YT channel would be

www.youtube.com/user/redluxurytowels

NOT your name or even a fake name etc.

Then your video title should be red luxury towels , your description and tags should be similar.

A quick sneaky trick you can do is find the no1 to no 3 rated video in your niche, run the URL of that video through YT's keyword research tool and find what tags they used, the paste THEIR tags into your video, bit sneaky but this will then put your video in a better placement after somebody watches THEIR no1 rated video - shussh :-)

Also naming your video in a similar vein to the top rated video in your niche is also a nice trick,.

So that's point 1.

In regards making videos, simple, you have a variety of choices if your not up to speed with say Windows movie maker. Just use something like animoto, or other similar tool.

You can use your voice in the background along with images from royalty free sites appearing in the video, slap in a few scrolling bullet points with the key points your talking about and voila, you have a video.

Ensure you make a channel on YT and have it link back to your money site, put the domain name in the video permanently, not just at the start or the end but permanently at the bottom and put it in blue with a fake underline.

At the end of the video actually say verbally "For more information on how to save money and locate the best red towels visit www.redluxurytowels.com

Also put that in text in the frame while your saying it.

You'll get a decent CTR from that approach.

That's how I go about it .

YT is also only the start, this is really getting way out of the arena of Google Sniper and I don't really want to keep cluttering up this thread even if it is giving George good exposure but suffice to say once you make a video go to tubemogul or similar, set up an account on every video sharing site and blast your video out to all those sites as well.

Here's the bottom line and people just don't want to hear it.

The people who make money in this business ain't that clever, I make hundreds of thousands a year in various niches, I'm not that bright, I just as Nike would say " Do It".

It's a numbers game, make a lot of sites, make a lot of articles, spin a lot of articles, submit em, make 2.0, make videos, get your **** out there and keep building more and more lanes of your motorway/highway up to your money sites front door and sales will come.

This applies to every and all types of site, whether they be niche sites or otherwise, it's just about constantly churning stuff out , try stuff, track it, see what happens.

The worst kind of people are those than build 3 sites, then sit back for 2 months waiting to see what happens.

I can tell you what happens, like night follows day, if you keep building sites, if you keep tweaking and adding your own twist and keep building traffic sources, you will make money.
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Ok so I've been looking at this lately, and thinking that although maybe 90% of people are going down the affiliate route, I'm going to test this using CPA. In fact what I'm going to do is combine this with a few WSO's I've purchased and create more of a unique system.

I just think this would be beneficial considering everyone who purchased is going down the Clickbank route, and it's highly competitive already. One thing I would suggest to everyone is cherry pick information from different courses and create a unique system, i.e building traffic, ranking in the SERPS etc. I think what people are doing is relying on George's method down to a tee, but where you can really expand on this is by adding your own twists to the system. That would mean less competition for you, depending on how you add to his system.

From what I have read it's seems Simon has done this by tweaking the method to suit him. I certainly won't just be relying on just search engine traffic. Also, I personally will build links to these sites, even if it's just a few, for my own piece on mind. But kudos to George for laying down such a strong foundation for people to build their online business.
Exactly, I've been adding CPA offers, Clibank offers, CJ offers, all rotating nicely across these 8 sites, I used Openx to deliver the content. I've got my friend making his own CPA accounts now rather than use mine and he's hunting down targeted niche offers constantly for testing.

Something else I do personally on my niche sites and this doesn't hold true for review sites etc but it's perfect for some sites is I go out of my way to create mediocre content, yep, seriously poor ot medicore , this is on the single page sites where my only objective is to get them to click on an offer.

I provide the barest minimum information and then use the lack of answer to guide them towards clicking on the product I then want to sell to resolve their problem, every time I've tried providing quality information on the sites my CTR drops, this applies to CJ, CB, CPA, and especially adsense.

This is a departure from Georges specific technique but I'm just giving you options.

Big tip, when they leave your site, if you havn't got some kind of system that gives them an opportunity to sign up, some kind of lead magnet, then honestly I think people are insane who don't do this, build a list with all that traffic you're driving, offer the same product in the e-mail and then offer more stuff.

As long as it's good content, it's not spammy, make it easy to opt out, be upfront about what you're going to send to them, keep the content hugely targeted to what they wanted the information on.

Send interesting articles with a "sponsored by " link at the bottom with the offer etc.

All this stuff is so basic but can treble or more your income from each and every site, it's amazing how few people do it.

Imagine if 6 months from now some amazing product comes out in your niche , the most amazing red luxury towel is developed and you now have a list of 20k to email this out to. Bang, it's like a CASH ATM at your disposal.

Set up a simple account at Aweber, Get a response or somewhere and start building a list, just give away some free report that you can make from PLR content in your niche and voila, you're now a list owner who can churn out some $$$ at any given moment.

George's system is great , it's the stuff I always point people to who are newbies who need some way to get started but I think even George would admit there is more than one way to skin a cat and certainly you can do a lot more than find a niche slap a site up and hope for the best.

Unless you're looking at very small niches, you're most likely going to need to adopt a more proactive approach to maximise revenue long term and that means doing the basics but adding , tweaking, testing and adapting as well.
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its a strange name for me....
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type in google sniper in search engine.

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Im planning on buying this system but im curious as to what you can sell on these niche sites. I understand that clickbank has a marketplace for affliate programs, but can you use this formula and build a site to sell actualy physcial products? and if this is possible to do how would you be able to have this work? meaning lets say i build a niche site for "hotel tickets" if i cant link it to a clickbank offer how would i make money?? I plan on buying the course asap but was just curious
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Im planning on buying this system but im curious as to what you can sell on these niche sites. I understand that clickbank has a marketplace for affliate programs, but can you use this formula and build a site to sell actualy physcial products? and if this is possible to do how would you be able to have this work? meaning lets say i build a niche site for "hotel tickets" if i cant link it to a clickbank offer how would i make money?? I plan on buying the course asap but was just curious
Just find a travel agent type service with an affiliate program.
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travel affiliate programs


hotel affiliate programs

holiday affiliate programs

charter affiliate programs -- find the right one, these pay HUGE! $1K++

Hope this helps...

btw, all those links go to google search

EDIT: here's one
http://www.jetcharter.com/about/affiliate_program.html


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Hey guys,
sorry for the off topic, gsniper is a great course.
But if you put up a new wp blog then you have to read this post otherwise it will not get indexed!
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ml#post1345718

Did you know that or am I the only one who missed this?
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its one of the first things WP asks you as you login or install. not sure how one can miss it, but i agree, WP should have it set to that to be indexed by default, gawd knows what they were thinking at the time.

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But if you put up a new wp blog then you have to read this post otherwise it will not get indexed!
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Hi Everyone,

Appreciate if someone can give lend me a piece of thought here..

I have used GSniper and yup it works. The thing i want to ask is, not all the targeted keywords has relevant affiliate products associated with them. I am focusing more on digital products.

Has anyone encountered the same issue and any idea to work around this? I know that i can engage a writer from elance.com to do up the ebook but what about setting up the payment processor?

Appreciate if someones who has done this before shed some light here. I am sure it would be a great help to other warriors too.

Million Thanks!
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Does anyone in here know how to do a php redirect? I followed George's instruction. The thing is, my php extension is showing as a microsoft digital image document.
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Does anyone in here know how to do a php redirect? I followed George's instruction. The thing is, my php extension is showing as a microsoft digital image document.
Tony have you tried going to the support section on the website? Then you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone by solving your problem and giving feedback here, as to how good or bad the support is with google sniper.

I purchased the google sniper system on the 20 October. I have 3 sniper sites so far, all the sites were created on the same day. All 3 sites took 4 days to get indexed by google.

- Site #1 is ranking at 66 for the keyword I am targetting.
- Site #2 is ranking on page 2 at position 8.
- Site #3 is not in the top 100.

None are getting traffic at the moment, so not making money but will keep you updated on the progress as it is early days.

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Exactly, I've been adding CPA offers, Clibank offers, CJ offers, all rotating nicely across these 8 sites, I used Openx to deliver the content. I've got my friend making his own CPA accounts now rather than use mine and he's hunting down targeted niche offers constantly for testing.

Something else I do personally on my niche sites and this doesn't hold true for review sites etc but it's perfect for some sites is I go out of my way to create mediocre content, yep, seriously poor ot medicore , this is on the single page sites where my only objective is to get them to click on an offer.

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This is a departure from Georges specific technique but I'm just giving you options.

Big tip, when they leave your site, if you havn't got some kind of system that gives them an opportunity to sign up, some kind of lead magnet, then honestly I think people are insane who don't do this, build a list with all that traffic you're driving, offer the same product in the e-mail and then offer more stuff.

As long as it's good content, it's not spammy, make it easy to opt out, be upfront about what you're going to send to them, keep the content hugely targeted to what they wanted the information on.

Send interesting articles with a "sponsored by " link at the bottom with the offer etc.

All this stuff is so basic but can treble or more your income from each and every site, it's amazing how few people do it.

Imagine if 6 months from now some amazing product comes out in your niche , the most amazing red luxury towel is developed and you now have a list of 20k to email this out to. Bang, it's like a CASH ATM at your disposal.

Set up a simple account at Aweber, Get a response or somewhere and start building a list, just give away some free report that you can make from PLR content in your niche and voila, you're now a list owner who can churn out some $$$ at any given moment.

George's system is great , it's the stuff I always point people to who are newbies who need some way to get started but I think even George would admit there is more than one way to skin a cat and certainly you can do a lot more than find a niche slap a site up and hope for the best.

Unless you're looking at very small niches, you're most likely going to need to adopt a more proactive approach to maximise revenue long term and that means doing the basics but adding , tweaking, testing and adapting as well.
Hi Simon, this is truly an outstanding post. I've enjoyed all of your Google Sniper posts with their very relevant tips. I'm certainly not a newbie and although I understand the GS system very well and I'm having a lot of fun implementing it along with using Market Samurai (which is awesome and I would contend is far superior & quicker to use than KE2..which I also have but dont use much since getting Market Samurai), I would have to say that your broadened approach to blending GS with other SEO and Web2 strategies is truly excellent. There are lots of distinctions you make that would allow anyone to highly capitalize by applying them. You've provided so much rich procedural detail here for free and yet you could easily turn it into a product in its own right. Many thanks for sharing the true warrior spirit,..and kudos and good karma to you!
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Hi Simon, this is truly an outstanding post. I've enjoyed all of your Google Sniper posts with their very relevant tips. I'm certainly not a newbie and although I understand the GS system very well and I'm having a lot of fun implementing it along with using Market Samurai (which is awesome and I would contend is far superior & quicker to use than KE2..which I also have but dont use much since getting Market Samurai), I would have to say that your broadened approach to blending GS with other SEO and Web2 strategies is truly excellent. There are lots of distinctions you make that would allow anyone to highly capitalize by applying them. You've provided so much rich procedural detail here for free and yet you could easily turn it into a product in its own right. Many thanks for sharing the true warrior spirit,..and kudos and good karma to you!
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Brad ended up rewriting his sales copy cos it was only converting at 1%, when brad touched it up, it went to 9%
Wow man, is that true? All I know is that George was raving about him and the Clickbank Code sold like crazy... where did you hear this?
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