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Old 09-24-2010, 11:39 AM   #51
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Would like to check out this program. It's interesting how it can provide income without requiring you to post daily.
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I never believe in miracle software - because either it doesn't work or it works for a little while but then people adjust to block it or deny it access to function or if it works, then everyone starts using it and it stops being unique and special.
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Hey Azzam, how much of an investment do you think it would take to setup a news site from start to finish if you outsourced its content creation etc?

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There is a WSO going now to do just that for you at $500. She builds them custom so they take time as G can take a few hours to a few weeks to get them approved, and then you don't always get them approved on the first try. But that is about as cheap as they get. You can get them on Flippa for a BIN of $2,500+/-, ready to go.

I don't have the link to the WSO, but just do a search for 'google news' and you should see it.
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I never believe in miracle software - because either it doesn't work or it works for a little while but then people adjust to block it or deny it access to function or if it works, then everyone starts using it and it stops being unique and special.
Hi Domenic

this is not a software, it is a method and it does require you to do a bit of work

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Old 09-26-2010, 07:04 AM   #55
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Hey Azzam, how much of an investment do you think it would take to setup a news site from start to finish if you outsourced its content creation etc?

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As mentioned by Tim [thanks for the PM buddy really appreciate it] there is someone doing it for $500 until approved and this is a good price.

But my setup is as follows:

Thesis Theme with additional skin [I have developer licence] = $150
Selected plugin = [do it myself]
initial 200x250 words each= $1.5 x 200 = $300
Security + w3 caches + CDN [this is to make the site super-fast]= $115

Each individual article thereafter will cost between $3 - $8 [lowend to Very experience writers].

With the good grasp I have of wordpress and thesis I am able to modify the codes to give an exta edge, although you would not need to do this really since skins give it a completely different look. But I want it to be different from others and not refused by Google [not going to give them a chance at all]

TIP - use vworker.com. elance.com, etc since the writers on there are unfamiliar with warriorfourm, digitalpoint, etc. and you can pick up some excellent writers at competitive rates. vworker.com is the only one I use, also the safety is to escrow money over to be released when totally satisfied with conten.

But I do not have access to a great team I used in the past and found them again and they are producing excellent content for me. The tech site has scored a fabulous writer and she has done some outstanding work before.

Here is what I have expectation of the upto date articles that I have written excluding the intial 200 to populate site:

1. Keyword in the title
2. H1 title with keyword
3. H2 title with keyword
4. H3 title with keyword
5. Last sentence contain keyword
7. Key word density 5%

This is to get traffic from organic Google and other search engines [why not]

A lot of thinking has gone and I got a lot of insight from the gredcarpet WSO and especially the forum [lot of motivation going on in there by people who have got sites listed], so if one can get the cash together should be investing in it.

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Would like to check out this program. It's interesting how it can provide income without requiring you to post daily.
You have misunderstood since it does require you to post content daily.
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Would like to check out this program. It's interesting how it can provide income without requiring you to post daily.
This is definitely not a set and forget program. This might even be called a job. You can outsource most of it, but you will still have to oversee it at the very least.
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I have found the answers to whether this is what I am looking for in this thread and here
30 Minute PR Blog Archive The Hook Vs. The Reality: Google News Publisher Pitch Exposed. [Part I]

My opinion; This system will be an intense commitment in time + money to implement and maintain. The webinar pitch for Friday 10/1/10 had me hooked until I studied the subject here in the warrior forum and above site.

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I have found the answers to whether this is what I am looking for in this thread and here
30 Minute PR Blog Archive The Hook Vs. The Reality: Google News Publisher Pitch Exposed. [Part I]

My opinion; This system will be an intense commitment in time + money to implement and maintain. The webinar pitch for Friday 10/1/10 had me hooked until I studied the subject here in the warrior forum and above site.

Thanks Warriors
Phew, that link will save a lot of people their extremely hard-earned 500$.

Myself, when I clicked for the price after the pitch, I expected 27$ or so... but 500$, are you frucking kidding me???

Knowing myself, even if I bought it, I would've gone through it and done nothing anyway!
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Thanks for referencing my first article on the subject. You can go to the blog in my sig file and find a more in-depth examination of GRC.

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Old 10-03-2010, 02:37 AM   #61
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Hi, anyone bought and utilized this product?

Google Red Carpet - VIP Pass to Google's Front Page by E Brian Rose
Hi Gabriel!

I know I'm a little late in writing this review, but if you haven't bought it, you still have time to think about it! I bought it and I must say that the whole method is saturated. There are very few chances that this course will help you get to page one of Google. That is what the course promises. It lets you make a Google news site where you can publish "news" tailored to the products you would like to promote. In the past, you could do so but Google has now become very rigorous about it and checks each and every Google news source site that is newly created.

I tried to create a Google news site by joining Brian E. Rose's course but I couldn't make it for different reasons. I followed step-by-step instructions that the course provides but still wasn't successful. What I'm trying to say is that you might be lucky to get through but the question is: Is it worth spending $199 when you are not even sure if you can make it or not?

I spent that amount which also had a 30-day-money-back guarantee. I bought it on August 7th and asked for a refund on September 4th, but I still haven't seen the money. Can you believe it? I PMed Brian E. Rose dozens of times. I sent him e-mails but no luck. The feedback has been ZERO until now and I'm not the only one. However, it's up to you to decide!
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The course itself is a how to get approved course, basically. There are other aspects to it, but that is basically it. Anyone who has been in Internet Marketing for very long knows that you are going to have to tweek the strategy. The lesson here is instructive to something else within IM that is more disturbing and that is a factory mindset to an information age business.

In other words, the fact that we are looking for formulas in the first place, when it is creativity that really sells is the tragedy....not E. Brian Rose. All formulas are short lived in this age; it is not product innovation that matters, it is value innovation (see "The Blue Ocean Strategy"). Most of our 'formulas' focus on how to innovate the process of inputs to delivery; not on how to innovate the experience of the client, visitor or customer.

So what happens is that something works for a while but because it wasn't the value to the customer that was made to be innovative, that customer loses interest and moves on (and then is called fickled by marketers-lol). Fancy that....customers want a valuable experience before they will return with their attention.

IM as is practiced is always on the ropes because it practices the same assumption that the industrial age did. That you could manipulate inputs in such a way that you could continually make money on scale. Regardless of what your solution is, if it depends on this factory mentality it is short lived and will eventually stop working.

I think I will stop here and just post my whole thought to my blog. Suffice it to say that Google News is a viable strategy and worth the work if you are enhancing the value to a visitor. If you are not, it is short lived. But we ought not be so sanctimonious about Rose or Shaffer promoting this product.

If you want to know what 'Gurus' do, you can see it in this. They 'do' the information age, but 'sell' the industrial age. The industrial age sells because in the words of Seth Godin, it allows us to work at something, shut our brain off, and (hopefully) get compensated. Those that buy and don't work at it and tweek move on to the next product. Those who innovate the process for their buyers make money and move on to the next product.

So regardless of who it is, if your product is says "follow my blueprint" you are selling the industrial age. Candidly that is most of what i see anyway; and moreover, we ought not sit in judgment over E. Brian Rose (no I don't know him personally).

If you are worried that the method will be saturated, you have missed the point because providing value to the end user will never be saturated. And if Google tightens the reigns and makes others work for it, all the better for those who have every intention of using it as an integrative strategy.

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Old 10-18-2010, 03:57 PM   #63
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I recently got my Gnews approved last week.. generating very good traffic I think... however I am making near $0... $1 or $2 daily on Adsense, and $0 on affiliates.
I have a 10% CTR on my affiliates but still 0 sales (5 days of testing so far). My affiliate links are at the bottom of the news article, with text links only and trying to target the demographics of each post. My adsense is also at the bottom of each news article

- Am I too late to profit from Gnews site? Or is it just hype and bs and there is really no $$ to be made?
- If there is $$ to be made.. can I get 2 or 3 tips on how to monetize on this?

I am posting daily, targeted news articles based on my own criteria which is bringing a good amount of traffic. (500 - 2000 visits daily) <-- I think this is good traffic.. whats your opinion?

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Has anyone made $1K a day with this yet?
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The course itself is a how to get approved course, basically. There are other aspects to it, but that is basically it. Anyone who has been in Internet Marketing for very long knows that you are going to have to tweek the strategy. The lesson here is instructive to something else within IM that is more disturbing and that is a factory mindset to an information age business.

In other words, the fact that we are looking for formulas in the first place, when it is creativity that really sells is the tragedy....not E. Brian Rose. All formulas are short lived in this age; it is not product innovation that matters, it is value innovation (see "The Blue Ocean Strategy"). Most of our 'formulas' focus on how to innovate the process of inputs to delivery; not on how to innovate the experience of the client, visitor or customer.

So what happens is that something works for a while but because it wasn't the value to the customer that was made to be innovative, that customer loses interest and moves on (and then is called fickled by marketers-lol). Fancy that....customers want a valuable experience before they will return with their attention.

IM as is practiced is always on the ropes because it practices the same assumption that the industrial age did. That you could manipulate inputs in such a way that you could continually make money on scale. Regardless of what your solution is, if it depends on this factory mentality it is short lived and will eventually stop working.

I think I will stop here and just post my whole thought to my blog. Suffice it to say that Google News is a viable strategy and worth the work if you are enhancing the value to a visitor. If you are not, it is short lived. But we ought not be so sanctimonious about Rose or Shaffer promoting this product.

If you want to know what 'Gurus' do, you can see it in this. They 'do' the information age, but 'sell' the industrial age. The industrial age sells because in the words of Seth Godin, it allows us to work at something, shut our brain off, and (hopefully) get compensated. Those that buy and don't work at it and tweek move on to the next product. Those who innovate the process for their buyers make money and move on to the next product.

So regardless of who it is, if your product is says "follow my blueprint" you are selling the industrial age. Candidly that is most of what i see anyway; and moreover, we ought not sit in judgment over E. Brian Rose (no I don't know him personally).

If you are worried that the method will be saturated, you have missed the point because providing value to the end user will never be saturated. And if Google tightens the reigns and makes others work for it, all the better for those who have every intention of using it as an integrative strategy.

CT
Hi CT

If I understand this correctly you are saying that Google Red Carpet will provide you with a bridge enabling you to cross the river but if nobody taught you how to walk, then that bridge was built in vain.

Or in other words, if you don't have any innovative ideas to attract new buyers then don't bother posting it online, because being #1 on google News won't encourage readers to buy anything!

On the other hand, if you have 3-10 "cash sucking", "scalable" ideas, then Google Red Carpet could be the keys to your new Mansion.

Right?

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Has anyone made $1K a day with this yet?
E. Brian Rose - definitely

At the moment program looks like abandoned by owner and is a little bit more than a blueprint/e-book on building Google News sites without practical assistance and support by owner.

Amateur site builders struggling to get acceptance with advices of other amateur site builders struggling to get acceptance.

There are some people who make money from running Google News sites, but again, it is job, it is not "autopilot" or "get rich". You can make living with it, but you should be ready to invest your time, money and mind into the process. And without advice from site owner you should figure out how to get traffic on your own (it is not that straightforward).
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E. Brian Rose - definitely

At the moment program looks like abandoned by owner and is a little bit more than a blueprint/e-book on building Google News sites without practical assistance and support by owner.

Amateur site builders struggling to get acceptance with advices of other amateur site builders struggling to get acceptance.

There are some people who make money from running Google News sites, but again, it is job, it is not "autopilot" or "get rich". You can make living with it, but you should be ready to invest your time, money and mind into the process. And without advice from site owner you should figure out how to get traffic on your own (it is not that straightforward).
I feel bad for the people who fell for this really expensive course. I can really see negative ROI for the buyers but massive ROI for Brian Rose.
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