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Today we are going to open the (digital) pages of Affiliate Payload by Alex Goads, the man with a notorious track record for producing garbage, so can Affiliate Payload earn him a better reputation? Or is this more junk from the master of dodgy eBook sales?

Affiliate Payload review

Let’s start by taking a look at the sales page shall we? The opening headlines states that “Shadow Affiliate Triad Reveals $247,000 a Month Portfolio of Cash Siphoning Tactics You were Never Meant to See…” Do you believe this? Why do these people continue to insult us with ever increasing claims of ridiculous profits? Get this through your thick skull Alex Goads, if you were making almost a quarter of a million dollars each month using this scheme you would not be selling an eBook for peanuts to augment your income! Wake up Alex Goads, we can tell you are a liar just from your headline. As usual, the insulting sales page does not actually tell us about anything that is included in the eBook, what are you hiding Alex Goads?

The eBook is 237 pages long, such a shame that not a single page is teaching us anything new, is there gold in this eBook? Not in the slightest, it’s all re-hashed content from other free eBooks, pasted together terribly, no care taken over the format and jumping around all over the place. The eBook covers a huge amount of subject, from PPC to CPA traffic brokerage to Search Engine Optimisation; unfortunately not a single topic is explained sensibly, or with any attempt at making things easy to understand.

There are also some sections of this book that are damn right nasty, including the entire section which teaches you the lies you will need to tell CPA providers to get them to approve your application, that’s right, Alex Goads gives you a selection of lies to tell them, if he feels it is ok to teach you to lie in the eBook, how can we trust a single thing he says on the sales page? I am disgusted by this, telling the reader to establish their accounts with CPA sites through blatant lies is nothing short of legally actionable. I truly hope some unsuspecting Internet Marketer gets caught telling these lies and the turns around and sues Alex Goads for every ill gotten dollar he has ever made.

The overall contents of this eBook are a badly presented whistle stop tour of basic Internet Marketing techniques such as finding good keywords, using keyword analysis tools, running a profitable PPC campaign, using article marketing to increase leverage, building an opt-in list, among many others. The real problem is in the fact it is written so terribly, all of the information in this eBook can be found elsewhere, for free, and explained far better than this author is capable of doing.

Conclusion
Forget it, if this were a paper book instead of a PDF I would use it in my bathroom when I ran out of toilet tissue, it’s that bad. I really feel the author has simply cut and pasted other eBooks together, and made a slight effort to tidy up the format, trust me you really do not want to waste your money on this garbage. From the terrible formatting, the bad advice and the hastily cobbled together bullet lists to the scary inclusion of the whole “lie to the CPA providers” section it is of no value in any way.

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Rating: Not even worth rating -10 out of 0, SCAM!
Zero stars of four
Money required: Impossible to establish, as there is no true income strategy presented.
Pages: 237 pages of complete garbage.
Price: $97 which is exactly $97 too much.

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