GooglePayload.com Google Payload eBook Review r039
admin | December 5th, 2007 | arbitrage ebooksThe Internet is full of "reviews" of the Google Payload eBook, but the only reason for them to exist is to sell that eBook to you. Here is my real review as you like it.
Alex Goad’s Google Payload is at this moment (December 2007) the top seller at Clickbank.com. Alex is also author of the Project Blackmask eBook which was about black hat SEO. Today I review Google Payload. Is it worth your money? or is it just another hype product?
GooglePayload.com Google Payload eBook Review
A couple of months ago, Project Blackmask was a top seller, if you check Clickbank status now you get a gravity of just 14 and still decreasing, that means this eBook is out. And do you know why? Because of mega-hype and false promises.
That’s why I dont like Alex’s marketing. Project Blackmask was a hype product with a lot of refunds (remember?: Google clicks for free equals black hat Search Engine Optimisation), similar to Google Payload: Alex tells fable about some Brazilian guy who told him a big secret –why didn’t Alex show us screenshots of accounts of that guy?
The big problem is that a lot of marketers do JV and promo to launch his products and when his product launches it looks like it’s great and the best product ever released (as you can see from his friends’s testimonials). As a sidenote:: not every online marketer is a rat smelling money, for example Mike Filsaime didn’t send promo emails which I appreciate!
What is Google Payload about?
Simply about arbitrage: buying cheap traffic at second-tier search engines and trying to sell it through Google AdSense or a similar ad systems. Alex is trying to convince us that arbitrage is easy but it isn’t. Why not? Because no search engine likes pages made for AdSense-like advertising. And Google is the No1 enemy of all arbitrageurs. You can get your AdSense account cancelled and they put earned money on hold. Of course you can (and you definitely should) use second tier search engines but results are the same: they don’t like traffic arbitrage.
Some parts are taken from free a report by Alex, you can get this report for email address at:
http://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/adsensearbitrage.html
What you will like:
You can use 2nd tier search engines for cheap traffic for your business
How to build optimised web pages for ads.
Sometimes Alex is saying less than he knows and it sucks
Limited number of keywords
After hundreds of sales of Google Payload – market saturation
Conclusion
The Google Payload eBook left me with very a strange feeling. You get information about traffic arbitrage and some parts are very detailed. On the other hand, other parts are weak and also you can feel from text that Alex doesn’t say everything we should know. I don’t like the Brazilian guy story and hype marketing either. If you want to try arbitrage, you can use this eBook but it definitely does not bring almost anything new like select keyword, create landing page, send traffic and have high CTR but it’s served to you ready and half-boiled.
Rating: bad
One star of four
(check how I rate eBooks)
(check List of reviewed eBooks)
Price: 77 USD
Difficulty level: medium, do you have experience with XML feeds, creating websites?
Money required: low
Pages: 68 pages of PDF

Discussion
December 12th, 2007 at 3:19 pm
Payload was a total scam and this is the only review site I’ve seen that makes the SAME points I’ve made to others who’ve bought it. You WONT make any decent amount of money. If you make $20/day, you’re lucky, but you wont make more than that. So forgot abut quitting you day job.
The ebook and videos are useless!!!
January 23rd, 2008 at 9:26 pm
This was the worst ebook I ever bought. I had to get the refund from clickbank because Alex would not respond to my emails for a refund.
Two of the main cheap sources of traffic in the ebook have been banned by the main buyer shown in the ebook.
That ebook was a total piece of trash.
March 18th, 2008 at 12:54 am
You nailed it! It is crap like you said. I was going to run an experiment with Google Payload and even had quite a few people signed up to run the experiment with me. Of course they bought the product through my link for the experiment, but very soon after we got started I realized how big a piece of crap it was and pulled the plug on the experiment. I even recommended to all those who purchased the product for the experiment that they get a refund (not all of us marketers are evil).
Now I focus on teaching (for free) how people can start learning this stuff without shelling out mega $$ for crap eguides.
cheers,
todd
March 18th, 2008 at 12:56 am
oops, just in case anyone wants to see the experiment blog you can find it here
http://googlepayloadexperiment.blogspot.com/
and no this isn’t a plug for anything. You’ll see there’s isn’t anything there but my dead experiment blog with a full explanation.
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