Bloggers Payday Review Please

I just bought the $34.95 version and was not happy (I thought the sales letter was very misleading). I will be posting my review shortly, let me know if you want the link.

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Kristy

It's only a short review - I posted it at my blog earlier today => PLR Angel - but will also paste it below (without the aff link). Please remember that this is my opinion only, you should make your own assessment of the product when deciding whether or not to purchase it.

Why did I buy Bloggers Payday? I bought this product because I was wanting to see if the methods used in the guide could be done with PLR articles. But the product was not at all what I was expecting (you'll have to keep reading below to see what I discovered). It's not a very nice review but I don't like being misled by a sales letter.

Firstly, there were FOUR upsells - and one was for $195! One upsell is expected, two is pushing it a bit, but four, they've got to be kidding. And the final upsell is a special "gold edition" of an entirely different product (though this one actually looks like it's about blogging - but is very expensive). And lastly, yes there's more, the download page is smothered in affiliate offers that belong to the seller.

If you were hoping this product was going to show you how to build a blog that earns you thousands every month - forget it! The sales letter and video are very misleading as it's not even about blogging, not in the expected sense anyway. Of course I can't really say what the exact steps are because that would be telling everyone what's in the product, but I can say that it was not at all what I was expecting and it's not at all suitable for newbies.

So who is this product good for? It's good for those who already know quite a bit about putting a blog together and adding content... then it goes off on a different tangent all together... and covers nothing about blogging! It discusses a particular method of making money with blogs, and that's it - nothing about how to blog and make the thousands of dollars it claims.

And if you want to automate the process (remember it's not really about actual blogging) you need to purchase the upsell, of course! So all of the claims about making thousands a month seem possible only if you buy the upsell. If that's the case why are they claiming you can make so much in the main sales letter? That's what I find very misleading.

Good points: it does mention some free WordPress plugins that will help automate a few processes, as well as some plugins to help with SEO and advert placement, plus a few other plugins. As far as actually building a blog though - nothing.

So in a nutshell it discusses what to do AFTER you've created a blog (actually many blogs) to supposedly earn thousands in your first month.

Is Bloggers Payday a scam? No I wouldn't say it's a scam, but the sales letter is very misleading so some people may find that it's not what it's claiming to be.

If you want to check it out here is my affiliate link => (link removed by me) <= though I'm guessing that there will be a high refund rate for this product, especially when newbies discover that it's not actually about how to blog.

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Kristy

I can't really say what the exact methods are as that would be giving the info away. The impression I got from the sales letter was that the product would show you HOW to blog, but it actually shows you what to do with the blogs to make money AFTER you've made many of them.

I don't know about you but four upsells is annoying (especially when the sales letter implies that you'll get all the info you need for $34.95).

If people can't tell what the product is about then the sales letter certainly isn't doing it's job very well.

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Kristy

wow, that something.. thanks Kristy for the great review... I may think about it for 99 times before buying this product...

Great point Kristy, if the sales letter isn't going to tell you what you are buying then common sense says close the page and leave it alone.

Yes, Kudos to Kirsty, on all but one point - and I do respect her position on this, but our attitudes need to change:

What is this product?

The sales information is so vague that it's impossible to tell. We come to Warrior Forum to try to find out what the offer is about! These 'blind' product launches have got to stop. Anybody want to create a site where people openly reveal what is in the product? It's not illegal, it's not an infringement of copyright. Consider it a public service. That's the active approach.

The passive approach...just trash the email if it doesn't tell you what it's selling. Stop the rot before you get to the web page!

And if you do get taken in, use the guarantee if it's not what you want.

(Angry, from London).

true. you gotta learn how to write a review that gives more meat. you're worried if you say WHAT the product does you'll give it away.

WHAT it does, is very different than HOW to do it. Thats what the course/book is for.

This is something you gotta learn how to do if you wanna compete in the review space...

I would personally call those who have a misleading sales letter as scam.

Personally I am happy to have made it past that stage but I still do feel bad for the newbies who may not yet have a good knowledge or are technically short! These types of products are the reason why most people fail online. There is already too much info out there without mis-leading people.

My personal advice is: if something is too good to be true, then it isn't.

Girish

I have been let down by products purchased from this seller before, and refunded them.

The first was Affiliate System X, which as a rough guide to autoblogging using multi-site features of Wordpress was reasonably interesting, but not specific enough.

The other was a product I never actually received due to a mixup with me accidentally deleting the welcome message...I tried for 59 days to get them to re-send the email, but all I got was dumb responses, so I ended up refunding both in disgust.

Just Google the guy's name from the sales page...you won't find a lot of positive things said...

Guys, I'm a newb like so many others...but I have learned more from $7, $17 and $27 WSO's (as well as a few free ones, such as Hitesh's great free WSO), than I have from these crappy sensationalized "guru" packages...

Also, do yourself a favour and look at Paul Count's new WSO, just posted on WF yesterday. TONS of great learning to be had, AND you get resell rights to the entire, very well-regarded course materials.

My advice (if advice from a newb means anything), if you want to make money, it seems clear that you need to get yourself educated and learn the basics the hard way...by reading, learning, applying, experimenting. There is no magical fountain of money, or at least, you aint gonna get one for $30!

Don't let this guy suck you in! I suspect he sells a sub-par product to unwary customers...and lives off the ones who don't bother or forget to refund within the 60 days...

Just sayin...perhaps Mr Bloggers Payday has a counter-opinion?

Hi
Kristy is right. Sale page is very misleading. 58 page book has little bit information about blogging. Simply said it is mostly about flipping aged websites...
I do not know if it is scam but I think there is 60 days guarantee to get money back.

I would have thought this product would have been pulled down by now considering the bad flack it has had. My previous post got deleted because I said a few harsh things about this course and the man behind it.

Also, the ebook is filled with his affiliate links. For that opportunity, he should give this ebook away for nothing.

Let me first start by saying that I havent purchased this particular product so please keep that in mind.

I spend a lot of time in this forum reading the different reviews, how potential buyers react to different products...etc, if there is one constant it's that people in general are tired of being misled by vague and over hyped (or worse yet) sales letters.

I'm glad people are starting to take a stand against this and hope it continues! Maybe, just maybe...in time, product owners as a whole will start to take note and change their ways.