Affiliate Payload
58What is it?!
Wow, imagine that - a product that isn't rehashed PPC methods! There's been what, like 72 different PPC eBooks in the last month? A little ridiculous so right off the bat I feel obligated to tell you Affiliate Payload has nothing to do with the over saturated way of PPC with ClickBank products - it's all about CPA (cost per action).
Right there logic should tell you it's much easier to get someone to fill out a form or sign-up for something rather than get them to buy something. Let's do a brief little introduction to Alex Goad first; in case you have no idea who he is, he's the author of Google Payload and Project Black Mask - two of top selling eBooks in the ClickBank marketplace. He runs a membership site called "Player's with Money" and he's also done a ton of joint ventures (Four Tier Annihilation Method, etc) with some "big players". So we've covered what Affiliate Payload isn't, but what is it? Well there's 9 written "modules" (which include screenshots) as well as 11 step-by-step videos that run through the concepts - this way you have an "over-the-shoulder" view of what's going on and how to do it properly
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Very quickly, the 9 written modules are as follows: background of CPA, the future of online advertising, different CPA categories explained, the core course contents (more on this later), glossary of CPA terms, mindmaps and flowcharts, best CPA networks, traffic publishers list and co-reg company list.
Okay, the "core course contents" include 11 sections, they are: PPC to CPA advanced funnelling methods, global hijack method, PPV: The undiscovered goldmine to online riches, targeted traffic pool sources, cost per view to cash tactics, casino, debt and adult mastermind, co reg secrets, incentivised business domination, media buying millionaire, banner ad millions and Facebook domination.
Okay I'll give you a minute because that's a whole lot of info to take in - get a glass of water or something. Welcome back - so just by the titles of the each section you can tell this 1, isn't rehashed PPC BS like every eBook has been in the last few months, and 2, is a ton of information. In my opinion it's a quality product, everything is well described so there's not much room for error.
Rather than go through every section of the "core course contents" I think it's something you should check out on your own - I don't think you want to read a 22 page essay describing each section. There's a 60 day money back guarantee so take advantage of it - try some of the methods and if you can't make any profit just get a refund, no big deal.
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You guessed it, yet another Internet marketing product! Luckily for us it’s not another PPC + ClickBank style book with nothing but rehashed methods packaged with a new name (I won’t name names but there’s three of them and their names all start with Google). Affiliate Payload does contain a little PPC trickery but it has nothing to do with ClickBank – thank God because I’m sick of reading the same shit over and over. Affiliate Payload was written by Alex Goad, a name which I’m sure you recognize – if not, don’t sweat it. He’s the cat who wrote Project Black Mask and Google Payload – oh and he’s JV’d with a ton of people on some other popular products (Four Tier Annihilation Method being one of the latest). That’s something that always gets me, people think Goad created 4TAM – he didn’t, has was a JV partner… some Saj cat created the method. Anyway, back to Affiliate Payload – it’s a combination of eBook modules and videos (welcome to 2008!), 9 modules and 11 videos to be exact. Prepare yourself, here a list of the content: 1 – Background of CPA 2 – The Future of Advertising Online? 3 – Different CPA Categories Explained and Useful Technical Info 4 - Core Course Contents 1 – PPC to CPA Advanced Funnelling Methods 2 – Global Hijack Method 3 – PPV: The Undiscovered Goldmine to Online Riches 4 – Targeted Traffic Pools Sources 5 – Cost per View to Cash Tactics 6 – Casino, Debt and Adult Mastermind 7 – Co Reg Secrets 8 – Incentivised Business Domination 9 – Media Buying Millionaire 10 – Banner Ad Millions 11 – Facebook Domination 5 – Glossary of Useful CPA Terms 6 – Mindmaps and Flowcharts 7 – Best CPA Networks 8 – Traffic Publishers List 9 – Co Reg Companies List As if you can’t already tell, it’s based on CPA (cost per action) which is fantastic – we all know about CPA but rarely use it because there’s one big question: “How do you get the traffic?!” – PPC isn’t a bad idea but at the same time it’s not a great one… I dare you to try and compete on keywords like debt consolidation or insurance. So what’s the solution? Buy Traffic Secrets 2.0? No thank you, Alex has provided us with an affordable solution (which I’ve heard may be his last affordable product… just rumours though). Let’s look one HUGE part of this logically – what will be easier to do, sell someone a product or get them to fill in a form for a free trial offer? Exactly – if that’s not reason enough to get into CPA marketing, there’s no refunds… you’re guaranteed the money you make. So there looks like a lot of content, but is it quality content? In short, yes. There were a few parts of the “core course” that I didn’t really like but the rest of it was good. The best part is that it’s new and fresh – it’s not rehashed BS that’s been spread over the Interweb since 2001. Rather than explain and describe every little detail I encourage you to check it out – take advantage of the money back guarantee. Try some of the methods out for 59 days and if you don’t see any profit (or make back the amount spent on the eBook) I suggest you get a refund. Shit, I wouldn’t keep an eBook that didn’t help me and neither should you.
- Affiliate Payload updated Tue Aug 19 2008 12:25 am CDT
Who else is thinkin' "Yay, another affiliate marketing eBook!"? Well I've got a little bit of good news for you - it's not about ClickBank! I know man, I was as shocked as you. Affiliate Payload is about CPA (cost per action, in case you've been under a rock) offers, you know those little things we all hear about but rarely, if ever, do? Turns out that tricky Alex Goad took advantage of it. - 16 months ago
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