and anyone know Steven Johnson? $29 when you leave the page.

pls give us review of this product ?

Steve,

Thank you for your comments. Yes, it is annoying to get emails pushing questionable clickbank products from marketers who profess to respect their lists. I will also be hitting the unsubscribe button this morning.

Look everyone, there is a major issue that seriously is not being addressed.
It's called False Advertising. Plain & simple, it's illegal. Especially to U.S. consumers.
There's also an element of bait & switch, especially when you are not fully told what's involved.

I'm telling everyone this, if something is not seriously done, there most likely will not only be a crackdown by 3rd party forces (not consumers directly), but places like Clickbank themselves, the government, credit card processors.
Some people may say good, however, things like this can disrupt our own business operations. However, our own businesses may not be harmed if "WE" who are in the "KNOW" jump on this stuff much harder & expose it to a greater degree -- we can at least stop this mess for a little while.

I would have lost the bet on this one, however, I was still in the ball park. It got me thinking though, on what the rehashed products have been this year alone are:

1. Article Spinners
2. Auto Blogging Software -- Either auto blog by RSS or auto blog by scrape & post
2. Article Submitters -- Submit to 1,000 of directories automatically.....expcept that you have to manually enter 1,000 captchas because their softwares are broken.

The Trend.....continues...........

I found a review site about the TTA. The review site said that the TTA is auto blogging software. But the buyers still need to generate traffic to the auto blogging sites by using free or paid traffic methods.

templarjustice is right. The trend... continues...

And still waiting Jeremy Kelsall's review.

Tamie,

I don't want to be too long-winded because this is a thread for review of Total Traffic Annihilation...that being said, I think people who are reading this thread are looking for programs that work and are worth the investment.

So for autoblogging I really like the methods behind a product called "Marketing on the Fringe", by Bill McRae. This will show you how to setup your blog to automatically ensure that each auto-post is found and indexed in Google. This course came out a while ago, but beats most of the similar courses that have been released since that time.

Bill recommends Wordpress Direct for your auto content...and that works, but I would recommend to start with free content from Syndicate Kahuna, Unique Article Wizard, and SEO Linkvine. Google those sites and look on how you can get free content for your blog...you don't have to pay to receive content from these sources.

...remember, you need a way to make sure that these autoposts get indexed in Google. Bill's course does a great job explaining that. In addition to doing what he recommends, I would also buy a premium plugin called WPSyndicator.

...another plugin that will give you free content is called WPEasyContent. You just have to pay a one-time free for this plugin and it works really well.

So now you have auto-posting content and some automatic backlinking. This alone could probably get you to 100 unique visits per day per blog. To get to the next level of traffic, you would want to do some extra link building.

1) Get some sort of Article Spinner (I like The Best Spinner)
2) You will want some way to disperse these spun articles to get links (so SEO Link Vine, UAW, 1WayLinks, SENuke, SEO Link Dominator, etc.)
3) Send links to your blog as well as the 15 Web 2.0 properties you created with WPSyndicator.

Linking to the 15 WPSyndicator sites is a great way to make sure Google finds each and every blog post.

...shoot this is getting too long.

Anyway...this is a simple blueprint for autoblogs to get 200-1,000 views per day. Tip: just post 1-2 times per day..per service to each blog...so you will get 5-8 blog posts per day.

Hope that helps a little. Again...I need to create a course on this. If you combine some of these tools properly it creates a synergistic effect....and some outstanding traffic.

-Rusty

Hmmm why Steven Johnson's voice sounds like Jani G who sells Gheadshot (crappy product by the way) inside the video?????

Does this Steven Johnson guy even exists???

Has anyone seen Steven Johnson guy inside WF before?

If you listen carefully especially the words "dollars", "method" and "software", it sounds from the same guy. I do have a feeling this is Jani G who simply sells another junk using some other name. Then again, I could be wrong.

Dave Guinden did a video. It is an autoblug plugin that grabs RSS feeds and articles from
articlesbase. Then they have traffic videos about article marketing etc.
Now why couldn't the creators simply have said that on the salespage?

Isn't scraping other peoples content and changing the links, a violation of every article directories ToS, not to mention illegal?


Chris

Chris its certainly unethical, beyond belief. Remember who writes those articles in the first place people, its us; the good people of the Warrior Forum! It's not some corporation these products are ripping off, its us!

We spend hours researching and writing high quality articles to get those back links, or paying writers to come up with the content, then guys like "Steven Johnson" come up with these crappy plug-ins to rip off our content and even advocate removing our links??

For me I've turned a corner with my Internet Marketing career, I'll only deal with trusted marketers who produce high quality products that deliver, those guys that do not hype the hell out of their sales page or offer huge bonuses to their affiliates.

I'm taking action against anyone who promotes this type of product by immediately unsubscribing from their lists; if they are really a "guru" they'll be monitoring their Aweber accounts and will realize the impact on their list if every time they send an email promoting a junk product they get a flood of unsubscribers.

I recommend you all do the same and going forward, whenever you get an email promoting a product like this one, hit the unsubscribe button and tell the WF you did it!

BTW - Anik Singal - I just left your list...

This was promoted to me by Ritoban C.

Has he become another "sellout" guy as well? Seems like these guys put out one or two decent products, then as soon as they get some attention by a "guru" and start JV'ing with them, they start sending out crap offers.

Anyone interested in a "name and shame" site, eg whoslistshouldibeon.com? or whoshouldiunsubscribefrom.com?

I find that the best way to unsubscribe from a $1 trial product with a charge after 7 days (or any product) is to go directly to Clickbank and unsubscribe there. They will let you know immediately that they will not charge you any further payments.

Then do the same at PayPal. This stops the process dead in it's tracks.
Trying to contact the owner of the product is often not very successful.

Whenever there is a traffic product launch or I see a WSO, I am really tempted to buy it at all cost. But my past experience has been that they didn't give me much value against the dollar that they are bought. Most of the information inside these so called Mammoth Traffic Builders are available for free on the internet.

Nah! I am done buying stuffs from supposed gurus. They're all crap and does not produce the results as promised in the sales page. Glad I found something in the web for FREE!!!

I got the sales email today on that from a Mark Barnard. If you try to email back, it bounces. The sales letter was a little shifty to say the least! See below (I will disable the links). It is asking for "BETA TESTERS" yet when you go the page is asks for credit card info for a trial is a complete sales page! To me that says LIAR and tells me all of this is a lie. I don't know whose product is really is but just because of this tactic, I will never buy it. SCAM TO ME! If I am wrong, please forgive me. Anyone get this and do I need to backtrack (which I am hoping I have to do if I am misreading this letter).

Letter below

Subject: I need a few BETA testers (new software!)

If you've never made a penny online before,
and you want to be able to create a profit
pulling machine in just 7 clicks of your mouse

check it out here

what's cool is that:

- You don't need an existing website
- You don't need any technical experience
- You don't need to be a sales person
- You don't need any money to get started

In fact, beginners will get preference

click here to apply for the become a beta tester

Application Requirements:

- Provide feedback in terms of the
features and functionality of the
product

- Let us know how much money you have made

click here to apply

ACT NOW only 300 beta-testers are required
and the closing date is fast approaching

Best of luck,
Mark

Wew.. I'm glad I've found this thread.

I've received the email from Adam Short. A guy who I trust because his product was promoted by Mark Ling.

It seems that most marketers nowadays really sell few decent products from the start then after a while send you lots of promotion from other marketers in which they haven't even tried.

I got so curious with its salesletter saying I don't need those Adwords, twitter, etc to generate such insane traffic but didn't say what.

Really, is there any decent products that really works ? I learned a lot being a freelancer on oDesk this days instead of reading ebooks, lol.

Purchased Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 10:26 PM and the email Total Traffic Annihilation - Membership Information arrived Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 5:54 PM after Clickbank tickets and emails as I said.

The product is a plugin that pulls content either through an article directory or by RSS. Better than some.
There are 6 bonus tabs across the top of the member area, plus a surprise bonus.
They 6 house a total of 25 videos from a different marketer, Steven James. I guess they've paired up before? (May 19th - Steven James + Steven Johnson - The Commission League - JV Invite shown at New Product Launches « Joint Ventures - JV Launch Announcements )

Anyway, the videos aren't bad, but they are very basic. Like 'CPA Offers Explained', 'JV Signup Page', 'Aweber Registration', and 'Members Area'. Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't there whole courses on creating member sites? This is one video.

It is also one short video on 'Copywriting 101' where he chooses a product in Clickbank, and goes on to show how to write a pitch. The methods: Either hire a writer on Elance or just write, "This is my pitch, blah, blah, blah". Then you just copy and paste that all the way down your page.

I was pretty sure that it was a mixture of chopped up courses or even parts of one just by things that were said, and the flow, but I knew it when a video was referred to as Video 17 and it wasn't.

If you think you may already have purchased *this* section of TTA - that was a clue above. Also, throughout many of the videos you see "Steven James Listbuilder 2.0 Extravaganza!! Just $47!
Learn how a computer newbie went from flat broke to over $2000/mo online in 3 days." in the header.

The surprise bonus is pretty good but I bet that the majority of the members in here already have it. Perfect for someone just getting started OR if you need a different IP for linking purposes

Thanks fro asking this question. I've learnt a lot from this thread and fellow warriors about all these hyped up launches.

thanking you all for your honesty and real reviews. whenever i see a product being touted "out there," wf is my go-to place to get the low-down. appreciate those who buy the stuff and take the time to keep the rest of us informed - and ultimately avoid purchasing another pitfall. cheers.