5 Days to Simple, Stupid Profits - Affiliate Marketing Made Easy

[cosmokid]

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Affiliate Marketing - It's Not As Hard As You Think!

All you need is a TINY CHUNK of a huge market to start making some nice money.

How nice?

I'm a full-time Internet marketer. About 75% of my income is from affiliate marketing. In fact, I love affiliate marketing so much that I'm gradually changing my business model over to just affiliate marketing.

I have dozens of websites and I use many different formats with them. I like to share ideas with some of my webmaster friends about things that are working for me as I tweak my sites and try new things.

One of my pen pals is a guy named Brian who just started out making websites a few months ago.

Recently I was telling him how I’d launched a new site and accidentally made money with it within five days.

He said, “Accidentally? What do you mean? I’d love to have an accident like yours.”

See, the guy was still struggling with the basics like trying to pick a good niche and figuring out what kind of content he needed to post at his site to attract buyers. It was hard for him because he hadn’t done it before. It all seemed overwhelming to him.

I told him it doesn't have to be hard. You just need to find a niche where serious money is being spent and grab a tiny chunk of that profit for yourself.

Brian asked me to write up some notes about what I did when I launched my latest profitable website. I launched it as a kind of "therapy" blog but even though I wasn't working hard to make money with it, it was profitable in just five days.

Brian told me that I should keep things very user-friendly in my notes. “Make it simple and stupid so even I can understand it.”

So that’s why my report is called:

5 Days to Simple, Stupid Profit :

How I Launched a Site in a Competitive Niche and Became Profitable in 5 Days – Oops!

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When I typed up my notes I included the exact sequence of steps I took when I launched my new site, including summaries of the articles I posted in the first 30 days and the keywords I targeted, screenshots of which keywords brought organic traffic from Google, and an exact step by step description of the back links I built. I left nothing out because I wanted to provide a complete case study for Brian to follow.

My report goes into great detail about how to approach the information architecture aspect of your sites. *NOTE: You can use these techniques whether you set up your site as a WordPress blog or as a regular html site.*

I show you how to write the minimum amount of content and do the minimum amount of back linking so you only have to work a few hours a week. And you usually see your first profits in the first week. Then you can begin stacking other sites on top of that and expand your earnings nicely by creating new “profit channels.”

Here's some of what you'll learn in this report:

* Why you shouldn't be afraid of huge niches - that's where the money is!

* The best way to approach content creation

* How to grab traffic in just a few days and make sales fast

* A concise guide to building back links - I leave nothing out!

* Tips on creating "link bait" so people will rush to your new site

* A build out schedule so you can minimize the time you spend on your new site and a plan for building out more sites over time

*Tips on writing even if you hate to write! (Forget everything you learned in freshman English class!)

Again, this technique is about setting up an affiliate site and creating content that's organized in a certain way. The main “power” of this technique is in how you create and structure your content.

And don’t worry – if you hate writing, this isn’t about creating tons of articles. If you can stomach the thought of creating between ten to twenty of pages of content ranging from 500 – 800 words in the first month of your site, and then creating five to ten pages maximum of new pages per month for the next few months, you’ll be able to handle this technique. (If you’re doing a blog you can get away with shorter posts of 350 – 500 words.)

I really want to get this information out there to help people because making money from affiliate sites is NOT hard. Don’t feel left out because you’re not a great writer or marketer. I’m giving you a blueprint that is time-tested and won’t be outdated any time soon (unless the whole Internet collapses or something!)

One thing I should warn you about is that this report has some politically incorrect humor in it – so don’t say I didn’t warn you!

Grab your copy now for the special WSO rate of just $17.00.

(You'll want to hurry because when I launch this at my website it will only be offered at the full $47 price.)

5 Days to Simple, Stupid Profit :

How I Launched a Site in a Competitive Niche and Became Profitable in 5 Days – Oops!

(THIS WSO IS NOW CLOSED. THANKS!)

Here's a sampling of the Warrior feedback I've received so far on this report:

"I have to say that this is possibly the best WSO I have ever purchased. Certain pieces of affiliate marketing came together more clearly for me after reading. I started setting up a site matching your methods last night, so I hope to report good results. I need a "this is what I did and what you can do to" approach, and that's what you've done. This is perfect for both beginner and intermediate marketers." -- Jenn Dize

"This is a great bargain....get it while you can!" -- Adam Jackson


"I've read the 5 Days book. Jennifer can say something in just two paragraphs that has more truth and help in it than most gurus put into 900 pages. And THEY want $97.00 MONTHLY to keep telling it to you. Skip that ride and read this thing.Then do it. That's the bottom line, and yours will be nicely healthy if you do. It's not theory. It works. I've done some of this, and I can't wait to try the stuff I haven't tried yet." -- Smartmove

"I just bought this WSO and I'm very happy I did. I really got a lot out of the report and it was a great read. I'm really impressed with how much information was in the report and especially how much detail was included - definitely something I need. I feel confident about being able to follow this and make some decent affiliate income.Thanks Jennifer for this wonderful WSO. I am now looking at your other report "feedify your site" as well, to compliment this one."-- jayD

5 Days to Simple, Stupid Profit :

How I Launched a Site in a Competitive Niche and Became Profitable in 5 Days – Oops!

(THIS WSO IS NOW CLOSED. THANKS!)

NOTE: Your report will be delivered as an immediate download and
you will also receive a separate email with the download link in it for you.

ALSO: You can learn more about me at my main Internet marketing site, Internet Marketing Badger.

Thanks!

Jennifer Shepherd aka "Cosmokid"

[mysticboy]

I myself am a competent affiliate marketer.

I have some suggestions for your WSO. Honestly, your sales copy sucks. However good your actual product maybe, people decide whether to buy or not from the quality of the sales copy.

The content itself in your sales copy is pretty nice, BUT THE FORMATTING SUCKS BIG TIME. You've got to format it all properly dude . Take a look at Zachary's WSO:

"http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/6103-amazing-video-profit-system-revealed-100-positive-feedback-private-label-rights-option.html"

Now that is how a good sales copy should be like. Your sales copy is para's upon para's of pure text (and of the same size and color too); this makes it a headache for a potential customer. Fix these issues, and your WSO will soar above em all.

I hope you don't mind as this is intended as constructive criticism for your benefit solely.

[cosmokid]

Hi Mysticboy,

Thanks for your comments - duly noted.

I've been up for two days straight managing a mixture of personal and professional issues. I've launched several successful WSO's in the past and at that time the way the old forum was formatted it was simply a matter of clicking on a few colors, font sizes, etc. to do some really nice formatting. Either sleep deprivation is making me stupid or all of that has been changed here now!

That's why the text is so dense instead of broken into nice colors and font sizes. Believe me I am as appalled as you at how I don't have any formatting - but it looks like html formatting is not longer available here on posts? I tried to enter formatting manually and the formatting didn't show.

I will try to figure out a way to do that after I get some sleep! Thanks for your reminder, though.

Jennifer

[timpears]

I would like to ask a question on affiliate marketing, Clickbank to be specific. I was thinking of entering into the frey and trying my hand at it. I had correspondence with a fellow who I believe is a successful online marketer of writing by the name of Clark Covington. He told me that I would be better off to find a service I can provide and market that as you have to drive 100 visitors to generate one sale with Clickbank stuff. Most of the folks selling affiliate tools, including Jennifer in this thread are telling me how I can make gobs of money. Obviously Jennifer, you and the others are trying to hawk a product to me, but that is the point of internet marketing after all. Can you Jennifer or anyone tell me the honest to goodness truth about this market sector? Can I really depend on selling other folks products and make a decent living, or am I dreaming to think this?

[cosmokid]

Hi Tim,

Thank you for your honest and understandably skeptical question! I appreciate it because you raise some points that other marketers undoubtedly share.

Let's see if I can address them point by point.

Product selling can be successful, but so can marketing products as an affiliate. You can also do as I do on some of my sites where I market my own eBooks or info packages while at the same time including pages that have reviews or articles promoting various popular affiliate products related to my niche. So "hybrid" sites which sell both things can be very successful.

I would encourage you not to think of it as an "either / or " issue. You can sell both things off of one site very nicely. Also, if you want to simply sell your own product from a main sales page and drive traffic to it, you can also build a newsletter mailing list and promote affiliate products related to your niche to your list. That can be a great business model, too.

I have a self-improvement site where I do this and I make a juicy affiliate income from the affiliate products I promote to my list. I also promote affiliate products at some inner pages on my website. At the same time I earn the equivalent of monthly "rent money" from selling my actual Ebook package.

So don't feel that it has to be one thing or the other - it all works!

The technique I outline in my 5 Days to Stupid, Simple Profit report isn't a difficult one to implement - it's all about how you structure the information you put on an affiliate site and build back links in a certain, simple sequence. You won't find any tricks here, I'm afraid. And I'm not promising that my techniques will earn you thousands overnight.

My personal business model is to build profit channels. Every time I build a website (I have dozens at this point) my intention is to get it producing at least $500 per month. Then I move on to the next website. This way you don't have to agonize over trying to find the "perfect" niche to go into - because no such thing exists!

Instead, I teach you how to build small websites targeting juicy niches and grab a PORTION of the profits being made in that niche. Some of my sites produce less than $500 per month. Some produce over five times that. The combination of maintaining a "portfolio" of sites allows me to earn nice full-time income from just the affiliate marketing part of my business. I also sell some of my own ebooks, but I am moving over to a 100% affiliate marketing business model because it's just so cool!

So I can't really tell you what you should do - just what my own preferences are. But I hope in this brief response that I've given you some good points to ponder. I wish you the very best in your own journey toward Internet marketing success!

Jennifer

PS Depending on the product you promote on Clickbank's marketplace, you don't have to always drive 100 visitors to make one sale. I make nice affiliate earnings from just twenty to thirty clickthroughs on Clickbank. Ebooks sometimes don't convert as well as selling physical products, though. So I like to also have affiliate marketing sites where I only promote physical products. The conversions on these sites is ALWAYS better than on sites where I only promote digitally downloadable goods.

[smartmove]

Timpears, I read your comment with great interest,
and would like to address it. I've read the 5 Days book.
Jennifer can say something in just two paragraphs
that has more truth and help in it than most gurus put into 900 pages.
And THEY want $97.00 MONTHLY to keep telling it to you.
Skip that ride and read this thing.

Then do it. That's the bottom line, and yours will be nicely
healthy if you do.

It's not theory. It works. I've done some of this,
and I can't wait to try the stuff I haven't tried yet.

mysticboy, you can disagree about the copy, but
copy aint squat if it don't make money. And Warriors
are quick to see that. Show me the money, and I'll show you
good copy.

Jennifer, you rock-again.

smarty

[cosmokid]

Thank you Smarty for your comments!

With this report I cover a basic subject (building affiliate sites) with a lot of depth. So I go into much more detail than you'll find in many other guides. My goal was definitely to give you an "A - Z" guide leaving nothing out. That's why I open up and share so much about my own sites, showing you what I've earned, how I go about building back links, and how I attack large niches to grab a chunk of the huge money being spent in those niches.

Thanks again,

Jennifer

[jayD]

Hi,

I just bought this WSO and I'm very happy I did. I really got a lot out of the report and it was a great read.

I'm really impressed with how much information was in the report and especially how much detail was included - definitely something I need.

I feel confident about being able to follow this and make some decent affiliate income.

Thanks Jennifer for this wonderful WSO. I am now looking at your other report "feedify your site" as well, to compliment this one.


Janelle

[cosmokid]

Thank you, Janelle!

I'm glad you found the information in the report to be clear and complete. That's what I hoped to create!

I originally wrote up my notes as a case study to share with a friend of mine, showing him exactly what I do to attack large niches and grab some profit quickly and then build out the sites for more earnings over time. Because he's my friend I didn't want to leave anything out!

Then I realized that my notes might help others who have been struggling to put the pieces together. So I want to extend my thanks to everybody who has purchased so far and encourage you to get going with these techniques --- they really do work! And after you see your first profits, you'll be hooked.

Hint: Pay special attention to the importance of creating "link bait" posts to draw traffic. That section of the report might be the one that allows you to earn the fastest income.

Jennifer

[Jenn Dize]

Hi Jennifer (good name!)
I have to say that this is possibly the best WSO I have ever purchased. Certain pieces of affiliate marketing came together more clearly for me after reading. I started setting up a site matching your methods last night, so I hope to report good results. I need a "this is what I did and what you can do to" approach, and that's what you've done. This is perfect for both beginner and intermediate marketers.

I also peeked at your badger blog...it's great! Definitely a new favorite of mine.

[cosmokid]

Jenn,

Thanks so much for your feedback! Best wishes to you on seeing fast profits from your new website. With your writing skills, I'm confident you'll be able to implement a lot of the material from my report and start seeing commissions quite fast.

Jennifer

[Adam Jackson]

I agree with Jenn Dize; this is a great WSO. Easy to understand and implement. I like your writing style.....must be a Jenn thing. :-) Both you gals are blessed with a way with words.

This is a great bargain....get it while you can!

Adam

[cosmokid]

Thank you, Adam!

I just wanted to share that one of the fellows who purchased this guide about six days ago has already made his first profit with a brand new site he created following my instructions. It only took him three days to make two juicy sales.

That's the beauty of these techniques - they're designed to grab you some income fast while at the same time allowing you to build your site's earnings gradually over time. I hope I can get him to post here with some feedback!

Jennifer

[cobolscript]

If this is so simple stupid how come everybody is not doing this? Can you give us a sample of some of techniques you out line in your $17 dollar pdf.?

[Rod Cortez]

Originally Posted by mysticboy

I myself am a competent affiliate marketer.

I have some suggestions for your WSO. Honestly, your sales copy sucks. However good your actual product maybe, people decide whether to buy or not from the quality of the sales copy.

The content itself in your sales copy is pretty nice, BUT THE FORMATTING SUCKS BIG TIME. You've got to format it all properly dude . Take a look at Zachary's WSO:

"http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/6103-amazing-video-profit-system-revealed-100-positive-feedback-private-label-rights-option.html"

Now that is how a good sales copy should be like. Your sales copy is para's upon para's of pure text (and of the same size and color too); this makes it a headache for a potential customer. Fix these issues, and your WSO will soar above em all.

I hope you don't mind as this is intended as constructive criticism for your benefit solely.

Someone needs to learn WSO etiquette. This should have been sent in a PM and not posted in the thread like this. Totally unnecessary and unwarranted.

If this was my WSO I would be pissed. Jennifer, you're a bigger person than I am.

Rod

[cosmokid]

As I said in my earlier description, a lot of the "power" of the techniques I'm teaching come from two things:

* How you create content in a specific way to maximize profits and minimize your labor time

*A specific, time-tested and simple backlinking strategy which also maximizes traffic while minimizing the hours you spend creating backlinks.

I think writers especially will enjoy my teachings on "link bait" posts and how to create content in a certain way to bring in traffic fast. Many writers struggle with content creation for affiliate sites - they're either writing too much for too little profit, or they're writing in a way that doesn't bring in visitors who are likely to buy.

My report addresses all these things and more! I use these techniques on most of my own sites although I also use a few other techniques on some of my sites. But every site I do these things on brings me profits fast - usually in the first week, always within the first month. And then they continue to earn.

Jennifer

[cosmokid]

Rod -

I agree that Mysticboy could have exhibited much better "table manners."

In fact, if he really wanted to have been as helpful as he claimed, he could have told me one thing:

Go to User CP and scroll down to Miscellaneous Options and select "Enhanced Interface" to be able to format a post nicely with colors, fonts, etc!

Only took me over a week to figure that out! Anybody who is having troubles formatting a post, be advised about the User CP thing and then you can format the way you want!

Jennifer

[David Neale]

I agree completely and furthermore mysticboy your dead wrong!

The tone Jennifer sets is hers, it sounds genuine and real. Judging by later comments her product is excellent just as she describes.

Your pushing "old school" theory that just doesn't always work anymore. It's 2008 not 2004!

Especially here where the majority are sick and tired of formula based sales pitches.

Even Frank Kern says the most important thing is to get their attention. You do that by standing out from the crowd and NOT just doing what some other IMer advises.

I like what she said, like the comments, will buy the product.

If she had started of with "WHO ELSE WANTS TO" I'd be gone before she finished the sentence.

Originally Posted by Rod Cortez

Someone needs to learn WSO etiquette. This should have been sent in a PM and not posted in the thread like this. Totally unnecessary and unwarranted.

If this was my WSO I would be pissed. Jennifer, you're a bigger person than I am.

Rod

[John34]

Hi Jenifer,

What will be the traffic source of these affiliate sites? Will it be pure organic traffic?
How well these sites ranks on google?
Since its a blueprint,do u include (in your ebook) any live website URL built on your model?

[cosmokid]

David,

Aw, shucks, thank you! I want to buy all you nice folks who have stood up for me in this thread a nice virtual bottle of champagne - on me! (There. Can you feel the bubbles?

John,

My techniques are for grabbing organic traffic from the search engines, although you can always boost traffic using Adwords, posting on forums, and the usual stuff. You should see a nice trickle of traffic that is highly targeted buyers within the first month - those will be your first sales - and then over time your site will gain more traction in the search engines and more sales. It's a two-pronged buildout method - grab some initial sales through certain content, then grab other types of organic traffic over time as your site ages.

Your site ranking won't be an issue until your site is up for three to four months since page rank isn't assigned for many months after a site is up. And your page rank will be higher the more content you post. I teach a minimal content buildout though to save you time and energy - ten to fifteen pages of content, then you go on to work on other sites and "stack" them.

However, some of the backlinking strategies are likely to give you some first page of Google traffic very soon - and even if you don't get any, it doesn't matter - you'll still pull organic traffic from elsewhere - people motivated to buy.

And yes, a big chunk of this guide is a complete case study of one of my sites complete with first month's traffic and where it was coming from organically (from which keywords,) sales figures, the exact summaries of the content I posted, and more. I leave nothing out because I wrote this up originally as detailed case notes for a friend and then I realized other people might benefit from it.

Best,
Jennifer

[remodeler]

I bought this and am quite happy with it. Learned a lot and I am now building my first site utilizing this method. (And the sales letter was just fine!) Great job Jennifer...

[Mike X.]

Originally Posted by mysticboy

I myself am a competent affiliate marketer.

I have some suggestions for your WSO. Honestly, your sales copy sucks. However good your actual product maybe, people decide whether to buy or not from the quality of the sales copy.

The content itself in your sales copy is pretty nice, BUT THE FORMATTING SUCKS BIG TIME. You've got to format it all properly dude . Take a look at Zachary's WSO:

"http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/6103-amazing-video-profit-system-revealed-100-positive-feedback-private-label-rights-option.html"

Now that is how a good sales copy should be like. Your sales copy is para's upon para's of pure text (and of the same size and color too); this makes it a headache for a potential customer. Fix these issues, and your WSO will soar above em all.

I hope you don't mind as this is intended as constructive criticism for your benefit solely.

I haven't purchased this particular WSO but I have to say that
this particular statement is possibly the biggest load of crap I
have ever seen on this great Warrior Forum.

I highly respect Jennifer's humility in her response to this guy.

What exactly is your purpose in saying that the copy sucks.

It's actually pretty good.

Great way to start off here at the WF and make a name for
yourself.

Jennifer, I think your copy is good in informative that includes
honesty and frank information.

No matter what you have to say mysticboy, that is not the right
way to go about giving someone advice, especially when she didn't
ask for it.

Excellent Job Jennifer.

[cosmokid]

Update September 7:
I'm now back from vacation so please disregard the notice below. Thanks!


(Disregard notice below)
NOTE ADDED Thursday Sept. 4th: My honey has just informed me that he is whisking me away for a short three day vacation - our first vacation in three years! Your download is set up to arrive immediately after you submit payment, but if for some reason Paypal/e-junkie goes wonky, I promise to tend to your order when I get back the very first thing Monday, Sept. 8th. Thanks in advance for your patience!

[sgregory]

Has anyone had trouble ordering this WSO?
I tried all day to order but the page cannot be found, am I missing a secret link or
something?
-steve
UPDATE - It must have been a server problem or something, anyway all is ok now.
I just bought.

[iwebtopia]

Jennifer,
Your offer is very intriguing and would like to know does you method require that you already an existing list? And are we setting up websites or blogs? I'm not tech-savvy and always hit brick wall that stops me dead in my tracks every time. Any info you can provide will be most helpful.
Thanks,

[cosmokid]

Cindy,

My techniques can be used either with a regular website or a blog that you create. And no, a list isn't required. This report is mostly about how to structure the information on your site plus backlink in a certain sequence to maximize your chances of receiving some sales fast, and then you build the site gradually over time to make more sales.

Jennifer

[Patrick_Loh]

Hi Jennifer,

Looking from the feedback of the people who bought your report already, you really have done a good job. That's great.

I already own Chris Rempel's reports on conduit sites and his confessions of a lazy marketer. Would your report include anything different?

[Mark-Dickenson]

So I just finished reading the report and I must say I am very pleased with my purchase.

She takes a two pronged approach to building websites which will really help make my newer sites more profitable...and it really clears up how to design my sites...so I really appreciated that part

Another thing I really liked is the tips she uses to get content and the "link bait" strategies.

Patrick, if you like Chris' stuff, I think you will like this product as well

You do need to learn how to make simple sites or blogs...but for that information is readily available.

As for that clown talking about her sales copy, that is the reason I bought...I like to do business with down to earth, regular folk like myself. This looks like one of the more successful WSO's on the forum, so good thing she didn't listen to you

Hopefully you come out with more products like this

-Mark

[cosmokid]

Patrick,

I'm a big fan of Chris Rempel's reports and own them myself - but I can honestly say that my report does a lot of things that his reports don't do.

The main differences are:

*Extensive guide to how to create and write your content for maximum benefit/sales (doing something different than what he teaches)

*My complete case study on one site I built and another detailed example of a hypothetical site (so you can see how I drew organic traffic in the first month from certain keywords)

*Exact backlinking strategy along with a blueprint of your time committment and how to built out or "stack" sites over time

I would say my material compliments his but isn't the same.

Mark,

Thanks so much for the feedback. Glad you liked it!

About future reports - I'm working on one now that people who purchased this report will definitely want to check out....culled from my coaching sessions that I do with affiliate marketers who are struggling to choose products to promote. Stay tuned!

Jennifer

[SandyDuPlessis]

Hi Jennifer,

Just wanted to let you know that I have purchased your WSO and you have cleared up a number of things for me, not least of which is the order in which to do things.

I can see how your advice can be used with any type of site and will now create a story board action plan which I will follow with every site in future.

I am so sorry about the unwarranted comment made by Mysticboy. I was rather embarrassed so see something like that from a Warrior. Personally, I like your copy just as it is. It is warm, slightly humorous and personal. I have always disliked hard hitting, self praising and overly long sales letters.

Many thanks

Sandy

[David Reed]

Originally Posted by mysticboy

The content itself in your sales copy is pretty nice, BUT THE FORMATTING SUCKS BIG TIME. You've got to format it all properly dude . Take a look at Zachary's WSO:

"http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/6103-amazing-video-profit-system-revealed-100-positive-feedback-private-label-rights-option.html"

Now that is FUNNY!

David

[cosmokid]

Sandy,

Thanks for your feedback! I'm a big fan of "less is more." Sure, there are thousands of ways to get backlinks; there are thousands of ways to construct a site; etc. but I like to use my techniques to build one site working for five to ten hours per week, get that up, then stack other sites on top of that pretty fast. If you're not careful you can actually end up OVERWORKING and I'm not a fan of that!

So that's why I wanted to give people a buildout strategy for doing simple, small sites and letting them gradually age and earn more over time.

Best
Jennifer

[Alminc]

I haven't purchased this particular WSO but I have to say that
this particular statement is possibly the biggest load of crap I
have ever seen on this great Warrior Forum.

Mike X , I completely agree with you. There's nothing wrong in
this sales letter and the only one that truly sucks is mysticboy.

Cosmokid, you give great answers in this thread, it's clear that
you have mastered the subject.

[batchos]

Hi Jennifer,

Do you cover keyword selection in your report?

Thanks

batchos

[Vyliss]

Hey Jennifer, just read your ebook, loved it =D The case study style is really nice as you can see exactly how the site was built up to achieve very belivable results. BTW how much traffic do you get on that site now?

[jasonl70]

jennifer-
I'm getting this, just to get more insight into how you work. I've liked you posts in the past, as they show someone who's analytical and takes a different approach to things then a lot of other folks around here..
I also read you sales letter on 'feedify your site'.. rss feeds on some of my 'normal' html sites have been a secret weapon of mine as well!!

[cosmokid]

Hi Guys and Gals! --

Batchos - The method I teach doesn't require a lot of complex keyword research and selection. It's more about how you target a niche, which I break down for you so it's easy to understand.

Vyliss -

This month the site I mentioned in the case study received just under 4000 visitors. (This doesn't include traffic that went to my new WSO page.) The site was launched at the end of February this year as I describe in the report. Since my initial launch and early backlinking strategy I'm not doing much to promote it, either, and I've been lax with updates - only posting about three to four times a month these days (I should do more!) I find that traffic is about average for the sites I build like these. So if you follow the techniques in the report hopefully you can be getting at least that much traffic over time. Remember, though, you don't need very much traffic to certain pages as long as you pull in extremely targeted visitors (as I lay out in the report) - so you get more out of each visitor who checks out your pages. So it's not really about how MUCH traffic - it's about the quality of that traffic.

Jason,
Thanks for your feedback. I think you'll find some more advanced "pullaways" within the report that you can use on your sites no matter what your experience or background.

Thanks everyone!

Jennifer

[cosmokid]

I've been receiving some questions from people asking if my techniques can be used on a free Squidoo lens, Blogger blog, or Hubpage. They can.

I just tend to encourage people to focus on building up their OWN virtual real estate empire by creating their own sites (either your own WordPress blog hosted on your server or a regular html site.) But you can use these techniques on free services, too.

Jennifer

[Greg Cooksley]

Hey Jennifer,

I just purchased and am busy downloading right now....

Your knowledge in this area comes across in this thread very well and I'm looking forward to reading the report....

I'll come back here once I've read it and give some feedback....

Regards

Greg

[kuma1234]

I've come in today to give some feedback and I see the WSO is closed. Looks like I purchased it just in time. Thank God.

I've been a member here for a long time and have never posted, but after having purchased this, I felt compelled to do so.

What can I say about '5 Days To Simple, Stupid Profits' - Jennifer, Thank You.

It came at the right time for me, a 'Breath Of Fresh Air Indeed!' for I have spend enough time and money on countless books and systems, most of which have left me thoroughly confused and depressed for having had spent hard earned money and yet not much wiser.

This book not only teaches you what you need to know and do, but is also inspirational for it has shown me that I need not know all that 'clutter' that the gurus said I must have.

It's a pity that Jennifer has chosen to remove the WSO. Those who have purchased this book and received her mail will know why, and really it is sad that the actions of one individual will lead to a loss for many.

She has a style of writing that allows the reader to comprehend what needs to be done in just 1 pass, and then inspire the person to take action. No need to read it twice, then watch the videos, then check out the newsletters then comeback and read it again, as advised by the Guru ):

I think her decision to stop writing in the IM arena will definitely be a big loss to all of us.

[joanmanager]

I agree with kuma1234, 100%. This report and the supplement that Jennifer (aka "cosmokid") generously provided... they're amazingly good. Few people share as much information this clearly and completely, and it's rare that the price is as low as this one was.

I'm glad that I read this thread in time to get a copy.

The report and supplement are both well-written, informative, and almost overwhelmingly useful for any level of marketer in any niche.

Thanks, Jennifer!