Paul18

Hi,
Anyone has a review on Auto mass trafffic from Mo Latif?

imguru

Product is in pre launch still but will go live at 3pm EST. Guess we'll get some reviews later when someone has bought it or just gone through the sales process

adamv

I skimmed over the sales letter and I don't even know what the hell the product is. They spend a lot more time telling you what it's not and very little time hinting at what it is or does.

prodigaljoe

I am in now checking it out. Will let you guys know if this is any good.

FrozenGod

lol i just got an email about it too,
I guess that its about CPV or something..
Anyway please let us know if you satisfied so ill go and grab it too


Big EDIT:
Here is some info about this:
"AMT is a CPV course that comes with training videos, but
the HUGE benefit is the actual software that comes with it."

And here is a link with $10 discount where you can get it for $27
Affiliate link removed by moderator
It was not an affiliate link FTW @_@

Best Regards,
Rico S.

lefty359

The ads today reveal it's what I thought it was, CPV with some sort of software.

Chris Busa

I hope to see another exclusive review like you did for me here Domain Flipping By The Millionaire Society

I do not want to see anyone get burned so I would wait for a real review like gadingwebmasters does

check out this article by jason fladlien here Stay Away From These Products… | Jason Fladlien's Blog make sure to follow these guidelines when thinking of buying a product.

P.S. I would highly recommend you listen to what jason says in this article since he is a copy writer himself...

And If I get my hands on this I will be sure to post my review for you guys.

-Chris

imguru

"Brand new traffic software", so what is it really?

slowrider

Thanks Chris. Jason Fladlien's blog post hits the nail on the head. I've been guilty in the past of buying something just because of what they promise it is not. Only to find out that I don't like the methods they are using either. Not really fair to ask for a refund since I'm sure you could make money the way it is presented in the product, but it would have been nice to know what it was in the first place.

I also got the emails about the Auto Mass Traffic launch. I saw a pre-launch video by Mo Latif showing me the differences in traffic he was getting before and after using the automation software.

The first question I asked myself is "So what if you get 500% more traffic? Is any of it targeted and buying traffic?" I'm staying away until I hear real testimonials.

I have no doubts that your traffic numbers will increase. What I wanted to see and what wasn't discussed in the pre-launch video is increases to ROI's or plain old sales.

Kelly

DonDavis

I think I counted 5 exit pops. Those are always a nice touch...

David Mcalorum

Funny, I was actually LOOKING for more than ONE lol.

In any case, without giving too much away,
the CPV source of traffic he is talking about is here:
Pay Per View PPV Cost Per View CPV Contextual Online Advertising Network

The cool thing about this site is they can take you in
with a initial deposit of only 100 usds.

Which is nice...

AND they accept paypal too.
(which is sweet!)

Also, the manual has some pretty nice touches in terms of
URL and keyword targeting

(some I have NEVER heard of before,
and I am working with some PPV super affiliates right now)

In any case, I will have to give this software a spin and tell yall
what I think....

Cheers.

michaelmac

I look forward to your detailed review.

Michael

Gary Pettit

It's just that theres been so many of these $37 software products lately with expensive upsells...and the recent software products have gotten horible reviews here on the warrior Forum with massive refund requests. I wouldn't mind naming a few but most of us probably know which ones I'm talking about

lior1970

Yes this is the product.

David Mcalorum

Agreed.

Just read Jason Fladlien's article.

Good read.

The thing is, I did my research BEFORE hand.

I'll give you guys a little tip:
(thats actually in MANY PAID products,
for various obvious reasons)
join up here:

Joint Venture (JV) Lists, Announcements, Blogs, And Community Forums.

And sign up.

You'll be notified of all the upcoming large launches.
(and smaller ones too)

So, how is this really useful?

Simple really.

Then you can go directly to the
merchants joint venture invite page link,
where they lay out in detail all the
upsells, prices, ect.

So, yea.

I did all that BEFORE.

In any case, I also figured out that it
was PPV...

Which I am totally O.K with!

(its basically the ONLY thing that they DIDN'T say it involved)

AND...

There was no where on the page that said ''free traffic''



But yes, I'll let yall know what I think

Black Hat Cat

So then, there actually is more to it than just firing up the software? And instead of "paying Google all your wages", you pay them to someone else instead, lol.

No one should be getting burned. It's a Clickbank product. If it's crap, get a refund.

No, it just implied it. What do you think "NO crushing advertising costs", and "The minimum skills required to use this software is clicking the mouse button and being able to copy and paste. That's all!!" means?

It does say, however, that anyone can use the software. That's not true, is it? It can be used by anyone, EXCEPT those who can't afford to pay for advertising, right?

Don't get me wrong, I have no problem paying for traffic, but by misleading people, he's only screwing himself.

bougatsa

Just bought the "Auto Mass Software" for $37.

However, before I could checkout I was walked through 3 other complimentary products, each with a heavy monthly fee, and each pretty much telling me the "Auto Mass Software" sucked unless i bought these other products!! BTW, all the other products were training/seminar/webinar stuff! Sound familiar.....

Anyway, eventually, I got to the "game changing" software, uh-hmm - basically a Wordpress website with a crapy looking keyword/url lookup tool. Halle-f**king-luya, another keyword tool, just what I need, a real "game changer"

Anyway, all this thing appears to do is give you a list of URLs from search engines based on keywords you give it. So for instance type in "diet pills" and it will find out the top rated sites for, well, errrr, "diet pills". So rather than go to Google, Bing & Yahoo and do this for FREE, why not go to "Auto Mass Software" and pay $37 to do it - I just did!

Perhaps this thing is useful to the CPA CPV crowd who are looking to quickly generate a list of URLs for a given keyword! However, to me the "Auto Mass Traffic" software is basically a very very basic keyword/url research tool aimed at numpties. And the authors are really selling training!

I only bought this because it was recommend by someone I respected...until now. Heading off now to unsubscribe from his list and tell him he's an arsehole!

cypherslock

Just grabbed it for $27. Affiliate page went to a 404. So I'll check this out and report back. I generally don't do this but for a one time fee and such a low one, I'll do it. EDIT: Bloody hell 5 freaking upsells?!?! Seriously? Sheesh I'm used to one or two but 5. I don't know about this....

mrbawb

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the review.

Not interested in getting into these methods yet.

Saved me a few bucks.

Niteprowler

Confucious say:

The quality of the product is proportional to the inverse of the price of the first offer multiplied by the number of upsells.

IOW - The cheaper the initial price and the greater the number of upsells....

FrozenGod

Well, thank you guys.
NOT INTERESTED AT ALL
From what i saw here it's a web based tool so i can build one like this by myself, and....
GOSH! Who needs a training on how to set-up a CPV campaign? i mean really... you pay you set-up the keywords and you're done!

P.S @Niteprowler - I Love your signature bro

Best Regards,
Rico S.

john322

Purchased for $27. The videos are not there, links to videos are not live, and not much instructions. There are, however, some good ideas for newbies like me, so if they fix the problems with links, etc, and the software performs as promised (yet to be tested), probably worth the 27.

"Ready, fire, aim" generally doesn't work...and it looks like they weren't quit ready for launch.

john

redhwk63

Just to let everyone know, the software is the same one from Auto Traffic Avalanche.
Facebook will FIX this!

FrozenGod

Whaaaa?
How the hell is facebook related to CPV?

julie004

I was curious about checking it out and knew to come
here first. (It sounds to good to be true)


I doesn't surprise me if they launched to soon and don't
have everything working. I ran into this with a few other
make money clickbank products a few months back. Probably
the same ones Sparkie decided not to mention above.
They are all pretty misleading and focus hard on
telling you all about what the product is not.


MJGrae finalized my decision real fast as I would not have been
able to put 100.00 down towards advertising. So it is true that
everyone would not be able to use it. They should have stated
that some kind of investment would be required in order to start
generating traffic with the software.

Thanks everyone for all your comments. It made my decision easy
and saved me time that I would have wasted otherwise.

Dave Holmes

You guys are all terrific, you all save me so much time and money. Thanks for taking the time to leave your reviews. I too got some emails about this, the first thing i do is hit the WF and find out what its all about......so I have unsubscribed from a list and will get on with some more productive stuff....Thanks

webpageguru

They say that some good comes out of every new program. So, while I will not be buying AutoMassTraffic, it has alerted me to the possibilities of CPV.

WF posts tend to be very critical of new programs and, based on past experience, with VERY good reason. But in this case it is probably justified. The upells sound plain ridiculous and the sales patter is just too smooth. So heres a vote of thanks to the more experienced IM's on here for some sound advice.

escapethematrix

It's absolutely a bait and switch. I wish I could sell half as well as this guy, but the "software" is literally non-existent. He does state that you simply do some copying and pasting, and the software gets you a ton of traffic.

That's simply not the case. I'm actually surprised at how lousy it is, I'm getting my money back. Here's a direct snippet from one of the manuals, to show you how raw this thing is:

"Check out a live example here –

LINK TO “HOW ADS WORK LIVE EXAMPLE” VIDEO"

Doh! Somebody forgot to insert the video link. And there is no video with that title anyway.

This program is WAY over hyped, a complete waste of money and time.

prodigaljoe

I have a video review that will be up in maybe an hour if anyone wants to see inside.

sloop324

I'd be interested in your video evaluation. I'm interested in CPV. Thanks

mowens17

Thanks for review guys,

prodigaljoe

MAV923

$37 launch price, Up-sells are $67/$197/$77

I joined the affiliate program, but wont promote it.

From the affiliate page:
"It's NOT media buys, No SEO, No Article Marketing, No adwords, No blogging, No ad swaps etc or any of the usual 'taking forever' techniques we keep getting hammered by every day.
My 'new' traffic machine is a complete step by step system, DIRECT linking, with or without landing pages. You can send mass targeted traffic to your own offers or even affiliate offers."

He doesnt even give his affiliates much info about what it is!!

But he has a lot of big names promoting it, he lists alot of them, most of whom I opted out of a long time ago. I wonder if these guys even bother to check out the products they promote or just check to see how much they will make.

Martin

James_Harkin

I just bought it, looks like it was rushed.

1. Software - Auto Mass Traffic Software:

Pulls up URLs from keywords from Google, Bing & Yahoo

2. Fast Cash Software Plugin:

Pulls up "Buyer Probability" from keywords & URLs

3. Training Material:

Basic niche selection from Clickbank & CPA Networks, using traffic from CPV sources. Some basic information on how to market properly. Creating landing pages. List building creation. List of other CPV networks to get traffic from. The layout of the PDFs sucks, pages are not laid out nicely and have no header or number. I printed the sections and some of the pages fell out now I don't know what order they go in. Lame.

I bought the "Elite Software" option for $1 for the 1st month and then $67 a month thereafter. None of these are well documented, just a quick "how to" video:

1. Amazon Profit Sniper - you enter keywords and it spits out Amazon product URLs.
2. URL Digger - you enter domains and it creates a list of URLs from within that domain.
3. Ebay Profit Sniper - you enter a phrase and it gives you a list of URLs from ebay containing that phrase.
4. Affiliate Offer Scraper - you enter a phrase and it shows you a list of product URLs from different affiliate networks.
5. Affiliate Offer Search Engine - you enter a keyword and it gives you a list of products and their payouts from various affiliate networks.
6. YouTube Profit Sniper - you enter a phrase and it gives you a list of youtube URLs containing that phrase that you are told to put in fast cash software plugin. They don't say why this is useful ... all the keywords I used came back as "None-Buyer Probability".
7. Keyword Mixer - Mixes up keywords and phrases.

I didn't bother buying the "Campaigns & Coaching" or the "Advanced Leverage & Tactics".

Basically you are going to be using CPV networks to drive traffic to affiliate programs. They take the "chance" out of keyword selection with their "Fast Cash Software Plugin" and extend it a little with the elite software.

Personally I hate it when I am sold HYPE! I received the offer from Russell Brunson, who I doubt even tried the software before trying to sell it to me! 5 exit popups to make me buy! I found out if I had just left the page I could have got $10 discount ... I paid $37 for the main product! The Elite Software isn't worth $67 a month. I will cancel that recurring billing now.

NOW THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART OF HOW IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE!:

This product could have been great. If Latif and Greg really spent time to build a cool program they would have created something where we could just put a keyword and budget in and it spat out exact direct instructions keyed to that specific keyword giving: best affiliate products, best CPV networks per dollar for that keyword, auto create landing pages to collect names & emails before sending them on their way to the main affiliate product page. This could have been given in a server created PDF that had simple step by step instructions especially for your keyword & budget (simple to do). They could have charged you say $37 for the initial 10 pdf's (saved in your members area) ... then $67 for another 10 and so on...

DannyUK

I bought this for $27, because I wanted some of the bonuses being offered by a third party and $27 was a great price. I already knew AutoMassTraffic would be lousy, all you have to do is listen to the sales pitch about magic software that sends hundreds of thousands of people to your offer after 10 minutes work. Seriously, does ANYONE believe that stuff?

As it happens, AutoMassTraffic is even worse than my lowest expectation. It's essentially a collection of very short PDFs stuffed with screen shots, the usual stuff like how to pick a Clickbank product, how to set up a basic AWeber campaign, and so on. The best part is the introduction which is amiable and promises so much. Read this before you look at anything else, at least that way you have a good feeling about buying the product - for 5 minutes. Then it's all downhill faster than a snowball on its way to hell.

The software - oh please God, how do they get away with this?

It's a very, very basic Google/ Yahoo/ Bing keyword lookup tool. You put in your keywords, and it returns the URLs for the top ranked pages or ad listings - in much the same way as if you looked up the keyword on Google, or Yahoo, or Bing, for example. Well that's the theory according to the demonstration video. In my experience the tool returned, "No organic listings for Google, No organic listings for Yahoo, No paid listings for Bing...", no results for anything. So not quite as helpful as going directly to Google, Yahoo or Bing but hey, teething problems I suppose. Once they get it sorted out I'm sure this will be a great paid alternative to the free services provided by the search engines.

There's also a tool that allows you to put in a keyword or a URL and it will arbitrarily inform you if the keyword or site is buyer oriented. "63% non-buyer! 59% buyer...", it will proclaim confidently. I was a bit disappointed it didn't measure the precision to two decimal places, that would have been a nice touch and they could have got away with it considering no information is provided as to how this tool is reaching its measurements. Let's just assume it's completely accurate then.

During the buying process you can grab more incredible software (perhaps of a similar calibre to that already described), get a bunch of DVDs or sign up for a training course. At least a few of these "one time" offers are predictably available in the member's area once you log-in.

The "automation" and "copy/ paste" ease much hyped in the sales pitch is... I don't know to be honest. I can't find it anywhere. I looked and I looked but no joy. It must be there somewhere, probably I'm too dumb to find it. I did buy this product after all! DOH!

Look, I don't like being 100% negative about products but this offering has all the hallmarks of the typical blind sell that Jason Fladlien spoke about in his blog (mentioned above). I suppose if you are absolutely brand new to this game then there may be some value in there somewhere but (just like the "automation" software that mimics Google's free service) you can get everything here on the Warrior Forum for $0 and 0 cents.

For me the product is literally worthless, seen it, done it, been there a hundred times before. It appears to be nothing more than a lead into the up-sells which is where the real money will be made, I assume. It's another reinforcer - you DO NOT get handed the world for $27 because logic tells you this makes no sense.

The bonuses I picked up are worth the $27 though. So a good deal can be had if you shop around and then throw away AutoMassTraffic.

All my opinion, of course. Mileage may vary for others.

herms

I saw the sales video a couple of days ago and I noticed that in the video he blurred out the bounce rate and pageviews in google analytics even for his example without the software. And for his example WITH the software, he didn't show any of that stuff even blurred.

When I read his sales page today, I saw a part where it was a picture that showed a snippet of the analytics again. It showed 800,000 plus visits and 1,300,000 plus page views which isn't even a 2 page views average. Now that probably doesn't mean much for those who market offers that are right there on one page, but even if that's the case, I felt like it simply needed to explained instead of blurred out and/ left out altogether.

That was enough for me.

But anyways, what are people's opinion on the quality of cpv traffic?

Focused Action

luckily they are only selling 500 copies at $37......$27 if you try to click away.....so this huge launch for $18000 GROSS sales less costs less affiliate less...yeah right.

James_Harkin

I am still getting a multitude of emails from marketers promoting this product:

Russell Brunson <-- I bought it because of his recommendation
Adeel and Bobby <-- who I should have got it off considering the 17 bonuses offered.
Chris & Jerome
Reed Floren
Michael Jones
Dan Ambrose
George Kosch (from Worldprofit.com)
Dylan Loh
Michael Nicholas <-- With 8 free traffic videos
Matt Bacak
Russell Brunson - one more email received today received from him promoting it again!
Adeel and Bobby - another from them promoting it!

Also got a message from Latif at Rapid Mass Traffic (offering his own product for $27) <-- is Auto Mass Traffic the same product just reworked? I never liked the way Rapid Mass Traffic was promoted to me and I couldn't even get off the list.

I am sure I'll get more in the coming hours :/

Regards

James

Mark-Dickenson

Here's a review on Youtube from a fellow warrior

Very interesting

cypherslock

What free software out there would you all recommend? I have to agree: Thank GOD for clickbank refunds.

James_Harkin

Ok free method that does exactly what they are offering here:

1. Google, Yahoo & Bing (select keywords and enter them into the search panel and click [search] and then list the results into notepad).

2. Go here: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal and enter keyword/phrases.

3. Go here: Detecting Online Commercial Intention: Audience Intelligence: adCenter Labs and enter the website or keywords found in search engine or adwords to see the "commercial intention of the keywords".

4. Go to clickbank or another affiliate network and find a good performing product based on your keyword/phrase.

5. Go to directcpv.com and sign up. Enter your Clickbank hoplink or other URL and the keywords, now when someone who has the CPV software installed on their PC searches for your keyword it will open your website.

6. Go to other CPV networks and sign up for those too.

7. Create landing pages, to collect names/emails for your "list" and have these landing pages promoted via CPV network and then gather a list of names to spam products at a later time.

That's about it...

Oh and one more thing, Youtube Profit Sniper I think is where you go and ask the video owner to put your URL at the start of the description, on only videos that have commercial intention <-- didn't work for me with MSN's Commercial Intention tool.

Obviously the way I have laid out is slower and more manual. If you want to speed it up with larger lists of URLs and keywords, then that's all I can say is worthwhile for you to get the basic Auto Mass Traffic tool at $37 ($27 if you shop around + get a load of bonuses from other promoters): Affiliate link removed by moderator

MOD: That was no affiliate link ... it was the direct link to their site. Why would I say all I said and then promote an affiliate link?

I am sure some tech savvy warrior will create a standalone tool that does all this and more and offer it without all the hype

Regards

James

john322

If everyone asks for a refund, will marketers stop offering this kind of product? Not saying if it is good or bad, but....

kevincanda

Thank you guys for all the reviews.
You are all the best, I really love this forum!

john322

I agree...this forum is the best. Where else would you get this kind of detailed info on a brand new launch? I would suggest that anyone making new offers consider the power of the WF. It can make you or break you... and that is how it should be. Earn it or learn it.

John

dtmission

Thank you for the useful information.

I was about to buy because increasing traffic is very important for me and this product promised an easy solution.

However they really try to push you to buy without an honest description of what you will be getting.

Your reviews has given me some objective information on what the product really offers.

Mario Pesce
http://www.YourReviewsSite.com

Andrew23

I actually got an email from John Chow about this product. I can't believe he would promote such trash. He has emailed me 2-3 times this week already about this product. I read the sales page and thought..... wow... I haven't seen this much hype about a product for a while.

Thank god I didn't buy this nonsense. If I wanted to pay for traffic, then I would pay for it. Not pay someone for some stupid software and THEN pay for traffic.

prmoise76

First, I have to give a resounding applaud to all the posters here who make the warrior forum a great place to come and find out the 411 on products out there. And to those who take the time to review products like this on a regular basis for us....THANK YOU for caring enough about us. We are just trying to make it like everyone else to help our families live better. And most of these thieves try to take advantage of us.

With that said, I will now share my first hand experience with this hyped up, and under delivered "software".

I bought this software for the sole purpose of reviewing it. I am so tired of the these million mile long sales pages that repeat over and over again the same promises with vague information about the actual product for sale. I decided that it was time to buy one with the purpose to review it and share my opinion.

I am far from a guru and don't aspire to be one. I am a regular person who is just trying to make a living with this online stuff.

So for the newbies looking for a quick way to learn to make money online, this product is not for you. Now on to my experience.

I purchased it for $27 and had 5 additional upsell pages open at the end. What is so insane is how each upsell just further degraded the original auto mass traffic product. Each one made you feel like auto mass traffic couldn't stand alone and was useless without these additional purchases. Upsells should compliment or offer something of additional value but not degrade the original offer. So after clicking my way through all 5 of those pages, I purchased. At this point I would have seriously questioned purchasing if I wasn't already with a purpose for reviewing it.

I went to the members area. There was a quick intro video that told me nothing.

I clicked on the Start here tab as instructed in the video and was brought to a set of links. They all went to random little PDF's with no structure really. I honestly have to say there was hardly anything in there I didn't already know from free products or my own searches. They could have easily been in one well structured ebook and labeled basic review or absolute newb material.

I found the PDF's to be absolutely repetitive also. There were sentences in the first one that were almost identically repeated in the 8th one. Not very meaty at all.

As shown in a previous post here...there was parts of the ebook that had notations where videos should have been inserted and never were!

Also, I found that the videos in the training area are just as vague as the sales copy.

I wonder if Mo will have enough people keep the software to even cover the costs of the sales page.

To sum it all up:

If you want to pay $27 or $37 for something that you can do yourself for pretty much free then buy this product.

What this should have been sold as it an enhancement tool to current CPV campaigners. There was absolutely nothing new here, as it was claimed to be a "new auto mass traffic" software.

I will not say there there may not be a helpful tip or two for CPV campaigners, but you have to ask yourself if you really want to spend the $37 for 1 tip. The value of money paid should reflect throughout the whole product in my opinion, not that you are promised so much and wind up paying for 1 tip.

Even if the product was sold for 1 dollar it still wouldn't be worth it because of the false advertising. It was simply another case of all hype, no real value.

It's like having a really fancy present under the tree. It has the fanciest paper, the nicest ribbons and you expect a beautiful and fancy gift to be inside to match. But when you take off the lid, the box is empty!
This is how I felt today after viewing what I purchased, it was like getting an empty box.

To all the affiliates and gurus out there who might read this that are trying to take advantage of the little guy: More and more people are becoming aware of these empty products that promise so much. more and more people are making video reviews and putting the word out there about what not to buy. There is no need to waste so much time and money. Ours and yours. Just create quality and not hype, a good product will sell itself.

Gary Pettit

Perfectly Stated....THANKS

DonDavis

One of these days the FTC is gonna drop a big fking hammer on this bull**** and these guys are gonna be running for the rat holes they came out of.

Paul Schlegel

Wow. Watching those video reviews was amazing - amazing to see how BAD this product is.

If you're going to get PPV software, get REAL software from AffExpert or AffPortal.

Yes, you'll pay a monthly fee, but the REAL PPV software does at least 20 times (if not more) what this product seems to do.

Personally, I'm not crazy about PPV. Made some decent money in it via insurance leads via DirectCPV, but it all feels just too "icky" to me.

But seriously, if you want to do it, use REAL tools, folks.