Google 1st Toolkit

MeysterR · 06-06-2009, 08:48 PM

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering if anyone is using Michael Green's "Google 1st Toolkit" that was launched a few weeks ago.

It's an SEO info. product running about $250 with an upgrade/premium version for another $160 or so.

I was told about this by someone whose opinion I value, but after checking out the sales page and the huge claims that this guy is making, I just wasn't sure.

I've never seen a product promoted like this about such an uncertain topic where the author goes so far as to say he's "so sure you'll succeed", so that was kind of a red flag, it could just be me though.

I've found that Warrior product reviews have really helped me out with making product decisions and I'm hoping someone has an opinion they're willing to share on this.

Thanks in advance!

- Rob

John34 · 06-06-2009, 11:45 PM

This product is not live yet ?

MeysterR · 06-07-2009, 12:14 AM

No it is, for sure, just google the term "google 1st toolkit" and that'll take you straight to the sales page. The product is being sold right now with a threat of shutting it down if they get too many people in.

Martin.Avis · 06-07-2009, 12:58 AM

I am an affiliate for Google-1st, but will not post my link here. I am also an enthusast!

Google-1st doesn't use tricks or black-hat (or even grey-hat) techniques. Just proven methods that work very effectively. You have to put in a few hours work for each keyword you want to rank for, but having done that the results are almost miraculous.

I wrote something to my list yesterday, which may help. I have removed all links so hopefully you can trust my good intentions rather than suspect me of trying to slip in a not very subtle promo!

Here is what I wrote:

Quote:

Well, Michael Green's Google-1st has been out for almost a week
and the response I'm starting to get from happy buyers is
amazing.

I'm not at all surprised because I knew in advance just how good
the strategy is and how well Michael explains it all.

What I am surprised by is the number of people who have bothered
to email me to tell me how brilliantly they are doing.

In case you have missed the preamble, Google-1st is a complete
strategy laid bare that shows exactly how one of the UK's top
Internet marketers manages to get a seemingly unlimited number of
top Google rankings for his websites.

Michael explains in great detail, step-by-step, exactly how you
can emulate his success and grab not just the odd one, but
multiple top rankings - often many for the very same keyword!

There are a lot of 'how to' manuals in the Internet marketing
arena and the one thing that most of them have in common is that
they might work perfectly well for the person who wrote them, but
they tend to be somewhat less than useful for everyone else.
Either their methods are getting long in the tooth or the writer
leaves out a vital bit of information.

Not so with Google-1st. In this system, Michael Green explains a
method of getting consistent, fast Google rankings that is bang
up-to-date. And he doesn't leave anything out.

You can pick up the manual and get started right away.

And that is exactly what so many Kickstart readers have already
done.

Take Steve Maxey from Colorado, for example. This is what he
wrote to me on Thursday:

"Martin - Holy #@%^ !! I started optimizing late yesterday,
following Google-1st exactly. I've not finished all steps
yet,... BUT...

I am in position #3 on Google's first page for my main keyword
phrase (with 6.2 million competing results) !!"

Note the timings - just 24 hours, he hasn't used all the
techniques yet and he is at #3 already! If that isn't proof that
this is powerful stuff I don't know what is.

Actually, I do know because of another email I received earlier
in the week, from Susan Ellington in Australia:

"Martin ... THANK YOU for telling me about Google-1st. It is
exactly what you promised and already I'm at #2 and #7 for one of
my keywords and at #4 and #8 for another one. This works like
magic!"

Then there is Nicky Matthews (from Arkansas, I believe) who
wrote:

"I've never - and I mean never - got such spectacular results, so
fast from an Internet marketing product. Google-1st was quite an
investment for me, but it has justified its price totally."

I hope that helps.

Martin

Amenda Jessera · 06-07-2009, 11:05 AM

Hey I just got a copy of it from http://www.google-1st.com/, Hope it will work out to me, let's c

06-06-2009, 08:48 PM	#1
MeysterR Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: , , USA. Posts: 87 Thanks: 1 Thanked 13 Times in 4 Posts	Google 1st Toolkit Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone is using Michael Green's "Google 1st Toolkit" that was launched a few weeks ago. It's an SEO info. product running about $250 with an upgrade/premium version for another $160 or so. I was told about this by someone whose opinion I value, but after checking out the sales page and the huge claims that this guy is making, I just wasn't sure. I've never seen a product promoted like this about such an uncertain topic where the author goes so far as to say he's "so sure you'll succeed", so that was kind of a red flag, it could just be me though. I've found that Warrior product reviews have really helped me out with making product decisions and I'm hoping someone has an opinion they're willing to share on this. Thanks in advance! - Rob

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Amenda Jessera Theeban-Advanced Warrior Join Date: May 2009 Location: at the edge of the world Posts: 525 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 57 Thanked 21 Times in 21 Posts Contact Info	Re: Google 1st Toolkit Hey I just got a copy of it from http://www.google-1st.com/, Hope it will work out to me, let's c

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John34 Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,568 Thanks: 122 Thanked 104 Times in 75 Posts	Re: Google 1st Toolkit This product is not live yet ?

06-07-2009, 12:14 AM	#3
MeysterR Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: , , USA. Posts: 87 Thanks: 1 Thanked 13 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Google 1st Toolkit No it is, for sure, just google the term "google 1st toolkit" and that'll take you straight to the sales page. The product is being sold right now with a threat of shutting it down if they get too many people in.