I just wanted to give you some advanced warning of the Upcoming – Affiliate Millionaire.

This is likely to be one of the biggest launches this year (even though it’s only January) and I hope you know that I don’t promote just anything. If you’ve been following me for a while then you’ll know this already.

But This one relaly speaks to me and I will therefore be giving it it’s own review site. www.affiliatemillionairebonuses.com – I don’t generally play the hard sell but if you want affiliate marketing to be a serious part of your Internet Marketing Strategy then I can highly recommend this.

What’s more – I’m pretty sure I’m offering the best bonus you’ll find ANYWHERE. So if you want to add REAL value to your purchase rather than a bunch of crap you don’t need then take a look at what I’m offering when you buy Affiliate Millionaire through my link.

Also, I’ know I’ve been a bit quiet recently. I promise I haven’t forgotten about you guys. I’ve been working on The Adsense Coaching course so many of you have been asking for. I can promise you that it will be out in early February. I’ll let you know more Very soon.

Cheers,

John.

This is the final question and it’s from Jaroslav. This will appeal particularly to newbies in the field.

Jaroslav question is simple yet can be a little baffling when your starting out. Where to get backlinks. There are SO many places and different wayst to get backlinks that I’ll try and summarize a little.

Hi John

I’m struggling to get one way links to my website.What is the best way to get them?

 Thanks Jaroslav

Backlinks can come from so many places and there’s a huge variety in terms of quality. First of all, one of the easiest places to get good quality backlinks is from EzineArticles. But this is just the start, (If it’s within your budget then EVO II is a great solution).

But don’t stop at articles directories. You can create your own free links using social properties like, blogger, Wordpress etc. You can also use social bookmarking sites – There are lists of them all over the web and services like Onlywire to help you manage them. Just make sure that if you’re creating other blogs etc that you link to those too. You can use this strategy to build your own little SEO network.

Although this takes a while, one great way to get backlinks is by leveraging web 2.0 properties. Find social sites and blogs, forums that are related specifically to your niche. Get involved, add content with good value and nobody will mind you putting backlinks in your signature.

Another popular place is Squidoo. Build a good lens and work on it and you could see a steady stream of traffic.

ALSO – This is a really good way of generating backlinks – RSS if your promoting blogs then you will alreday have an RSS feed. If your using static sites then you can get scripts or use free services like Peter Drews “HTML to RSS“. Once you have your RSS feeds these will contain links to your webpages so promote these feeds to RSS aggregators. There are so many so just do a search on Google for “RSS aggregators”.

As you can imagine all of this can take a lot of work. This is why most marketers try to automate as much as possible. Personally, I like to use EVO II and LinkVana. Check around my blog if you want to know more about EVO II, Linkvana is basically a large blog network and you can automate the drip-feeding of your backlinks leaving you time to focus on other things.

It really comes down to time vs. money.

If you have the budget to invest in the tools then it’s really very easy, you just have to work on strategy. But if you don’t have any cash to invest right now that’s fine too but it’s gonna take a little longer and a little more effort.

I hope this helps to point you in the right directtion Jaroslav.

Best of luck in 2010!

Regards,

John.

Today’s question is from James and it’s something that most of us can relate to. James has been in Internet Marketing for a while but like many people has lost focus and is looking to get back on track.

Here’s what James wrote…

Thanks for your support/concern John, It is what I really need right now…
 
My main problems are focus, and ranking sites I already have.
 
When it comes to focusing, I am all over the place, I don’t know where to start and what to stick to, and hate deciding which keyword to dedicate my time towards.
 
I love the finding keywords part, and don’t have problems with that, I don’t understand when people say they can’t find any good ones??? There seems to be so many!
 
My problem is picking one to dedicate to, then actually finishing a project out of it, I always get sidetracked somewhere along the line.
 
I also have a hard time promoting my sites, and getting good rankings. I can’t seem to make it work, and have a hard time working out what I should be doing, and how I should be doing it to make it work best.
 
Should I be pointing links to all my posts/pages? How do I go about it? When should I stop?
 
I get frustrated so much, and stressed at times because I still have not got any consistent income being made, and I feel like there Is a very long way to go before I could get to where I need to be.
 
I have come so far in regards to Internet marketing, and learnt too much to just walk away empty handed, so I need to make it work, which is why I have not given up, I can’t even if I try!
 
What do I do? How can I get myself on the rite tracks, and keep moving towards my goals?
 
Your thoughts and suggestions are very much appreciated, I trust you know enough to be able to advise, and respect your opinions on the situatiuon.
 
Look forward to hearing from you.
 
Best Regards
 
James

Hi James,

Thanks for your question.

This seems to be a similar question to Kristies. I know exactly what you mean. Sometimes you can focus on your target keyword and find that your just not getting anywhere. What you will often find though is that you begin to rank for keywords you weren’t initially targetting.

This is where LSI comes into play. When you initially choose your target keyword(s). Go and type it into the Google wonder-wheel. Then make sure that all the other words thrown up also appear in your content, (not the whole phrase but just the seperate words).

It sounds like you already have a few sites made. If any of those are getting traffic then THAT is the best place to start. Check your stats and see how visitors are reaching your site. Where are they coming from and more importantly what keywords are they using to find you. These are the keywords you need to be focussing your efforts on.

Also, look at your competition. Are the first few results in Google TLDs (Top level domains)? If they’re not then it should be easy pickings. If they are then what kind of PR do they have? How many backlinks? Where are those backlinks coming from? Could you get links from the same places?

With regards to where to point your links I generally take 2 stand-points on this. To start with I will distribute around 50% of my links to the homepage and the share the other 50% among my internal pages. BUT…

Once I start receiving traffic I will then point more links to the pages that are already succesful and link to those pages using the keywords that people are using to find them, not just my original target keywords.

So I guess for your first question.

I don’t know where to start and what to stick to, and hate deciding which keyword to dedicate my time towards.

With a new site, start fairly evenly but when you have some statistics to work from these are far better than any tool can provide. If one page on your site takes off then keep promoting it until your reach the stage where you competitors are too tough.

I love the finding keywords part, and don’t have problems with that, I don’t understand when people say they can’t find any good ones??? There seems to be so many!

This is GREAT because keyword research is where most people fall down! If you crack keyword research then you’ve done the hardest part. Also, try and stay AWAY from the everyday niches that everyone targets such as weight-loss, credit, debt, insurance etc. Look around your home and in the industrial sector. These are generally not as well cornered by other marketers and SEOers so it’s much easier to get good rankings.

Now, When you build your site make sure it’s natural. Let’s suppose your site is on dog training.

Don’t have pages like…

• dog training techniques
  beginners dog training
  advanced dog training
  dog training aids.

Branch out a little and go for pages like…

• dog training techniques
  pet food supplies
  Flashing dog collars
  Pedigree advice

Also, make sure you’re targetting Buying Keywords. It’s no good ranking for a phrase that isn’t going to lead the visitor to click on your ad or make a purchase. In the above example “flashing dog collars” is a good buying keyword whereas “pedigree advice” is not.

Try not to get frustrated, and don’t try to spread yourself too thin. Just pick out what’s working and go with it.

When getting your links try and vary them, not just vary the anchor text but also where they are coming from . Get some links from blogs and social properties and especially EzineArticles. I know everyone says this but this can get you a lot of traffic. When writing your author bio try using your website URL instead of just anchor text as this really helps with the click-through rate.

So to summarize, if I were you, I’d take a look at the stats on my sites. I’d pinpoint where my traffic was coming from and which keyword(s) visitors are finding my pages with. Then get some articles written and promote those pages using those keywords. Create free properties on Wordpress, Blogger, Wetpaint etc – (EVO II is great for this if it’s in your budget). Make use of your internal links as these carry weight aswell. Lastly, check your content – make sure you get those LSI phrases in (naturally).

Also, take a look at my previous answer to Kristie here:

http://johnreimann.com/onlinebusinesssuccess/seo-ppc-ppv-not-working-why-not/
Hope this helps James,

Here’s to a prosperous 2010!

Regards,
John.

Todays question comes from Geroge who has his own product ready-to-roll.

Hi John,

Thanks,
George

Hi George,

First of all it’s great that you’ve created your own product! Most Internet marketers don’t make it this far. There’s nothing shoddy about a 12% conversion rate so well done there. The warrior forum is a great place to test your products and they will soon tell you if it’s not up to scratch.

There are a number of ways to approach this. If you don’t have you don’t have your own list then you are a little more limited as you aren’t able to offer recipricol JV’s. But there’s other things you can do.

First of all if you haven’t already then you need to go and sign up with JV-Notify-PRO. This is run by Mike Merz and it’s where ALL the top JV’s hang out. If you’ve ever wondered how JV’s get to know about all these products before the release date then this is where it’s at. BUT – Don’t just sign-up and expect Mike to do a mailing for you. You’ll need to get yourself known and get involved but it will be worth the effort. After you’ve established yourself then you can ask Mike to mail out for you and he will send a request to all the JV’s out there.

You can also have a look at successful WSO’s and work out from there, which Warriors have their own list. If it’s in your niche then send them a friendly message and perhaps offer them a special commission rate.

Honestly, I’m not sure if JV’s will go for the article deal. It’s a GREAT offer but I’ve not seen it before. JV’s generally look for cash incentives, recipricol mailings etc. Try it and see what happens.

Also, I strongly suggest you have 2 other things in place before you go ahead with this…

Number 1 – A backend sale. It’s always a good idea to offer a backend sale with a higher price point, (especially with low ticket items) when you’re relying on JV’s. 50% is a good offer but 50% of a backend sale as well will help generate more interest.

Number 2 – Now you’ve got this far I strongly suggest you start building your own list. I am not really a big list guru and I don’t promote hundreds of products, my list is more a labor of love than a cash cow. But all the top guys earn around $1 per subscriber per month from their lists. My own experience tells me that the best way to start building your list is to create something that’s high-quality and can be given away for free. When people subscribe to my list they get a report that details how to earn money with Adsense. You could do something similar that’s closely related to your own product.

Advertise your free offer on the warrior forum as a WSO and then once you have a small list you open up other doors. You can start to do ad-swaps to build your list and that will put you in a much stronger position for future promotions.

If your product is good and you treat your subscribers well then you have a recipe for success.

You may know that I had some personal coaching from guru Chris Freville. One piece of advice he kept hammering home was How do you eat an elephant? – One bit at a time! – What I mean by this is don’t expect to get the attention of the big guys. These dudes have their promotions planned months in advance and getting them to promote for you is virtually impossible until your known in the field.

Finally, Just get out there and connect with people. Use Facebook, Twitter etc and get to know people. This is how almost all guru’s make it big. They leverage success from others. Don’t just email people asking for JV’s. Get to know them, offer to help them or ask if you can get involved. If you’re friends with sombody they are far more likely to want to help you out.

Good luck George!

Stay focussed and I hope 2010 is a happy and prosperous year.

Regards,

John.

The next question is regarding a problem that we all face from time to time, especially when we’ve been trying for a while and struggling to make progress.

This one’s from Kristie…

I know what to do, I just can’t seem to focus on small niches to get a steady profit? I have built many websites, know how to do SEO, PPC and PPV, but haven’t had large success with any? Always pay MORE than I profit! Help?

 Thanks so much and Merry Christmas!
–
Kristie
http://KristieChiles.com

 

Hi Kristie,

 O.K, This is quite a generalized question so I’ll answer as well as I can but if there’s anything specific you’re after then just let me know. A lot of this depends on your skill-set, (I don’t know what level your at) the advice I would give to most people is…

 Trying to do too much will achieve nothing!

 The key first of all is to Stop, sit back and take stock. Look at what you already have. Can you build on any of your assets before moving onto the next thing that might not work?

 For example, If you have been using your SEO skills on 1 or more of your websites, are you getting any traffic? If you are then it’s time to leverage your statistics – Look at your traffic, where is it coming from? What keywords are visitors using to find your website(s)? Now promote your sites Using those keywords. Monitor your rankings and see what improvements you get. Same applies with PPC, PPV, CPA etc – See what’s working and build on it. If it isn’t working take a look at why.

 For PPC and PPV Is your Quality Score good? Are you targetting Buying Keywords?

 In a previous blog post I talked about A.S.L. Any venture I start has to be

• Achievable – Can I realistically do this?

• Scalable – Can I build on it and leverage my efforts?

• Longetivety – Is it going to last?

If you’re not seeing any results then the chances are your choosing either the wrong niches or the wrong keywords. If that’s not the case then how are you monetizing them?

Try and stay away from the niches that everyone goes for – You know what I mean, Credit, Debt, Insurance, Weight loss etc etc. Look around your home, your local DIY store and try looking at eBAY categories and other online sites for inspiration.

Also be careful how you measure success and failure. For example, Let’s say you’ve managed to build an Adsense site that earns just $1-$2 per day. That may sound like a small achievement but the chances are that just a few tweaks and a little push in the right direction and you could push that to $3-$4 per day. Once you know how to do that it’s simply a case of rinse and repeat.

Finally, Once you do find a system that works (or you believe will work in time) stick with it, refine and then get it automated. Only then should you start looking for the next venture.

So right now your action should be to decide what your going to focus on first.

Do you already have an asset you can work on?
Are you going to focus on organic or paid traffic?
Know exactly what steps you are going to take.
Write them down and check them off as you complete them.

This way you can monitor what’s working and what isn’t wheras trying a bit of this and a bit of that gives you no benchmark to work from.

Hope this helps Kristie and if you want to know anything specific then just let me know.

Wishing you a happy Christmas and a Prosperous New year!

John.

Here’s a question from James Thompson.

Hi John

Started out just under 1 year ago lots of ups and downs and starting again with better information. Got your Adsense Fortress as already had a dozen adsense sites set up and it was very good gave me confirmation on a lot I knew and more new tips. Never heard of Brute force EVO before but looked it up after your E-Mail about it and actually took out the 2 year subscription for it. Mainly I need to automate and outsource so intend using EVO along with getting articles from 99cent articles( grammar is appalling but takes only 15minutes to redo so as to be good enough). Also using Dan McGonagle 3-way link system free for a year for 250 links for 50 sites( gotta try it) http://www.AutomatedLinkBuilding.com  . Can you advise on any other automation tools or outsourcing.

EVO is interesting been running it a lot but to early to gauge results yet do you have any more results about its performance.

Regards

James Thompson

 

Hi James,

 Thanks so much for the Positive feedback on Adsense Fortress and I’m glad you like EVO II (incedentally i’ve noticed that Bing is producing some staggering results with this). I do have some more EVO results, which i’ll try and get up as soon as possible. In case you missed it my last update is here: http://johnreimann.com/productreviews/brute-force-seo-evo-ii-results-are-here/

 I’ve never heard of 99cent articles but if you don’t mind doing a little work afterwards and you’re on a tight budget it sounds just the ticket (As long as you can request they get your keywords in the right places along with you LSI phrases).

 I had a brief look at www.AutomatedLinkbuilding.com and I have to say the price is right. This is where I stand on 3-way links:

Personally I have always been a little sceptical. I have no doubt that Google could spot these a mile off. Search engine algorithms are sophisticated and I’d be a little worried about using this kind of service for other reasons also. Mainly that you have no control over the sites you’re linking to and no way of knowing the quality of the sites that are linking back to you.

BUT, I also know that Jonathan Ledger uses “3-way Links” and he is a guy that I hold in very high esteem. So if it’s cool with him and done in moderation, and coupled with other forms of promotion then you should be O.K.

So for your question. Any other automated tools and/or outsourcing? Well depending what stage you are at with your business this is an absolute must. But don’t buy tools for the sake of it. It’s important that they fit into your business model. For site building (Adsense type sites) you can’t go wrong with Super Apprentice. It’s quick, easy, they have an in-house team of writers who are trained in these types of articles and they also buy back your sites at a garaunteed minimum of 8 x monthly income. If you want to know more then I do have a review site here but it’s a little outdated, www.superapprenticereviewed.com.

Linkvana is also high quality and very automated way of Link-building but it isn’t cheap. If it’s within your budget then you can’t go wrong but for those just starting out it mught be a little pricey.

I guess the best way for me to answer this is to tell you everything I use personally in my own Adsense and affiliate revenue model.

1. Super Apprentice – As mentioned above
2. Linkvana- Also mentioned above
3. EVO II – At  time of writing there are still free trials available
4. Nichebot – Trial for $1.00 here
5. Market Samurai – Try for free here
6. Need-And-Article – See more here

Honestly, I see no reason right now for any more tools. Too many can clutter up your system and more importantly your strategy. Keep things as simple as possible. For those on a tight budget I would not even use all of the above. Probably Just numbers 1, 3, 4, and 6.

 I have recently been trying to automate as much of my own model as possible and I have realized that the most time consuming part of building these sites is doing thorough keyword research. Now whilst there are a number of services that offer keyword research, NONE of them actually go as detailed as I require so here’s what I did.

 I got on the warrior forum and simply emailed some of the people offering keyword research services with my specific needs. Within a week I’d found somebody who was able to help me.

 So now I have outsourced my Keyword research, automated my site-building and promotion, I have buyers waiting to buy my sites (in Super Apprentice) so the only thing left to do is hire somebody to run this side of the business which i’m looking to do early to mid next year. Once I reach this stage it will be an almost totally hands-off business that needs almost no intervention. I’ll then be concentrating more on this blog and helping out you guys.

 I have some great ideas in the pipeline for you (we’re talking major software that incorporates most of the above) but don’t yet have the time or the structure in place to implement them effectively.

I hope that helps James and just remember to stay focussed and not get too bogged down with tools. It’s important to automated and outsource as much as possible but please don’t just by stuff unless it really fits in with what you’re trying to achieve.

Thanks again,

John.

I promised to answer your questions so here I am.

As you can see I like to give detailed answers so please be patient, I will get around to your question:

The first question is from Tresa, who wants to know more about getting good quality content for her sites.

My hang up currently is getting articles out faster. I have the means to do keyword research, then a software that can bring up relative content to keyword from 100 or more latest Google articles.

I have tried a cheap spinner but do not like the results as it only replaces a few words. I am slow to go when it is to re write this information myself although I prefer it to have control what sentences and what feeling aspect I want the articles to have so that it is not duplicated content and give something of value.

So my question is- Is there a really good spinner that can rewrite several ways and produce many articles that gives quality? I do not mind to proofread and change a few errors.

Or do you know of a reputable author writing service that is very reasonable that I can send the related content to and then they will write from my searched content and keywords? Which I’m sure I will have to proofread and fix a few errors also. This I’m sure will also cost more for a few articles with same keyword than a good spinner could do.

I think a spinner would allow me more control to oversee the content and cost less than a author writing service. Or should I just buckle down and schedule my rewrites and make it a big part of my business activities?

Do you have some insight to article writing? Thanxs. Tresa.

Hi Tresa,

O.K – Articles. When I first started out building Adsense sites I didn’t really have any money to invest so I too was writing all my articles myself. I’m not by nature a writer unless I’m writing about something I enjoy, and when I’m creating Adsense sites, it’s rare that I get excited about my topic.

Like you, I also invested in many different article spinners and I can categorically say now:

PLEASE DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME!

Yes there are some cheap ones and also some more flashy varieties with all different types of bells and whistles. BUT, in order to get a good quality unique article you have to spend time with them.

On top of this they are not generally optimized for your target keyword so you have to fit that in too. So by the time you’ve re-written your article, and made it SEO optimized for you Keyword(s) you may as well have written a unique article from scratch. By all means use your tools for research purposes but don’t take it any further than this.

There is one tool I use for some types of promotion and you can check this out here: ContentFX, but if you’re on a tight budget then save your money for more worthwhile things.

FAR better, is to use a good quality article writing service and in my opinion they don’t come better than Need-An-Article.net, (This is an affiliate link by the way). There are a number of writers there who are all skilled in various different niches, and I have never had a poor article returned.

Need-An-Article will cost you around $10 per month and then $5.52 (+$0.50 for long-tail keywords) for each article you have written. If you wish, they will also do re-writes for around $3 per article but I don’t use that service. This is FAR cheaper than any other service of similar quality.

If you do choose this or any other article writing service then here are my general specifications when I ask for an article.

First I specify what style of writing I want:

• Technical
  
• Sales orientated
  
• Chatty
  
• etc…

Then I can point the writer to any resources (such as other articles or web-content I have found).

Then I ask for my target keyword to be used in the first and last paragraph and also sprinkled in the main article body, but NOT more than once every 100 words. This keeps the article focussed and optimized but it won’t get penalized for keyword spamming.

Although I proof-read the articles that are returned, it’s very rare that I have to make any amendments.

NOTE: When your trying to rank in the search engines try and work WITH them as oppose to working around them. Although Google may not recognise multiple versions of the same article it’s not what they are looking for, and if they do spot it, you will lose your rankings. A handful of backlinks from good quality sites with good content is far better than a ton of poor quality backlinks from sites containing poor quality (or lots of duplicate) content.

It’s very common when starting out to wnat to find a few short-cuts, to make what seems an impossible task a little easier but in the end it’s far better to just do it right form the start and you won’t be dissapointed.

I hope that helps Tresa and if you (or anybody else) has any comments or would like to know anything else about articles then please use the comments section below.

Thanks!

John.

Hey Guys,

First of all a big thanks to all of you who have been watching this. Although tests are still running and will continue to do so for the next week or two I wanted to show you exactly how my 3 sites are doing. As you probably know – Brute Force SEO EVO II has just gone live. What you might not have known is that you can try it for free here!

I wasn’t aware of this until very recently, had I known you would be able to try it out on your own sites before buying I may not have bothered with all of this, but hey. I hope we’ve all gotten some value out of it.

Anyway – On to the results. In the first few days sites came out of nowhere to be ranked for some pretty good keywords. Not all of my keywords got ranked but over the first week or so I did get in the top ten results in Google, Bing and Yahoo for a large percentage.

My concern was that within a few days to a week I would have lost these rankings and you will see that in this next set of stats, a few keywords have slipped a little. So let’s take a look…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’ll let you draw your own conclusions from all the data I’ve given you but what I’d like to focus on are the comparisons between the First,  Middle, and Last screenshots in this test.

In The first screenshot on 1st November:

 

You’ll see that I came in after a few days of running Brute Force with 5 rankings, 3 of which were in the top 10 and the other two at positions #12 and #19.

Not too shabby for one run of the software. Now let’s compare this with a shot from the middle of the test.

Here’s a shot from the 10th November:

You can see now that I’m holding 19 positions in the search engines. These range from position #1 right through to position #49. BUT, 12 of those 19 are in the top 10.

You will also see that 4 of those results have slipped since they originally came in the rankings, but only by 1-3 positions. At this point I was still pretty amazed.

 

So now we’re at the 18th November. As I mentioned in my prediction I expected to lose many of these rankings or at least drop quite a few places as this is the period of the “Google Dance” but don’t forget we’re looking at 3 serach engines here.

So here’s the 18th November shot:

 

 

What do you think?

 

Personally I think that to still be holding 19 rankings after this amount of time is bloody impressive! I’m really trying to avoid hyping this up but I can honestly say i’m more excited about this product than any other i’ve seen in my 4 years of SEO experience.

You can see that some of the rankings have dropped a little but only by a very small amount.

So what’s my conclusion?

I think I’ve already given it to you. My results speak for themselves but having said that I will be monitoring these over the next few months to see what happens.

Earnings

Here’s something else I want to show you.

This First screenshot shows one of the sites I promoted earning around £20 (i’m in the UK) in the first 18 days of October 2009:

 

 

Now let’s compare that figure with the earnings from the first 18 Days of October (although 18th has only just started so it’s more like 17 days):

 

 

That’s A 50% Increase in earnings! Now I know that earnings aren’t a true reflection of the softwrae as many other factors come into play such as the keywords targetted and ad placement etc, but I can promise you I haven’t forced these results in any way. They are what they are. I could sell this site at the end of the month at that would pay for a 2 years licence to the software.

Try it on your own sites. It took me only a few days get these initial rankings and I did NOTHING but promote the sites using the software. I do want to point out that these were originally promoted using my Adsense Fortress techniques but then neglected for some time and we’re not really ranking for anything (perhaps the odd keyword here and there but I wasn’t monitoring).

Well Guy’s that’s it for now. I hope this has been useful to you and I really urge you to go try it yourself. It won’t cost anything to give it a go so you have nothing to lose.

Here’s the link again: Try Brute Force SEO EVO II For FREE

Looking For A Bonus?

Oh – Almost Forgot! If you do decide to stay a member and you purchase through my link then please keep your receipt as i’ll be giving you free membership to Adsene Fortress. Don’t worry if you’re already a member, i’ll issue you a fill refund as soon as payment goes through.

• Are you as impressed with thses stats as I am?
• Do you have your own views you’d like to share?

Let me know below and i’ll try and get back to you asap

Try EVO II For FREE Here:

Hey Guys and Gals,

This isn’t really a results post – I’ll have the next update for you very soon. But I do have some information about Pete’s Brute Force SEO EVO II.

I’ve just had an email from Pete and whether you hate these scarcity tactics or not, the VIP list IS filling up and if you are thinking of getting this for yourself then you NEED to be ON that List. There’s no obligation but if you don’t get that early notification then I doubt you’ll get in.

I don’t want to hype it up but at the same time I want anyone who’s serious about this to KNOW that i’m not joking or playing with you!

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Then jusy use MY results to make up your own mind. No obligation No Pressure.

I’ve already had a few emails asking if i’ll be offering a bonus for Brute Force SEO EVO II. Well at first I wasn’t going to because these tests have taken up enough time already. I also want to avoid the anoying “hard-sell”. But I’ve given it some thought and decided the best possible bonus for a product like this is something you can use with it time and time again.

So for those of you wishing to buy through me I’ll give you free lifetime access to my very own Adsense Fortress Membership Course. And for anybody who is already a member of Adsense Fortress, I’ll be giving a full refund.

Having said that – wait until my next set of results are out as you may decide you don’t wish to purchase at all.

Here’s a quick re-cap of all the posts so far…

1) Brute Force SEO Evo II – See My Results – LIVE… | JohnReimann.com

2) Brute Force SEO Tests – My disclaimer… | JohnReimann.com

3) Brute Force SEO Review – The Beginning.. | JohnReimann.com

4) Brute Force Testing – The First Results Are in… | JohnReimann.com

Update coming soon guys…

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As promised I have the first results for the sites I am promoting using Petes Brute Force SEO Software.

First up: Here’s a preview of what EVO II is all about:

EVO II Account Creator

 

EVO II Automation

 

My Keywords – Rated By You!

 

Now – I’m still waiting to here from 4 of the names pulled out of the hat but Carlton has already given his view of the phrases I am targetting. Here it is and i”l put my reply underneath:

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“I must say that I am impressed with the keywords John is targeting.  There are only a few that I would say are fairly easy the rest in my opinion border more on the difficult side with a few being extremely difficult.  In fact, personally there are only a few Keywords in John’s list that I would normally have even considered using for my own average adsense or affiliate websites.  All in all, John has not just come up with a bunch of keywords that nobody else is going for. The average keyword on the list he is targeting has probably got well over 100,000 competing pages in quotes.  The only thing that I can’t verify is how long John has been targeting these keywords for and how much work he has done previously to rank for them.  I have had a look at were John ranks now and I can go from here to see what happens using Brute Force, but for all I know John might have already been ranking for these keywords without the use of Brute force. However, it does look like there has been a recent shift in a positive direction with some the rankings of the Keywords John is targeting.“

Looking forward to the rest of the test.

~ Carlton

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Thanks for that Carlton, it’s just what I was looking for.

My Reply – Yes Carlton is quite right. If I had planned this better I would have shown exactly where my keywords were ranking before I began running them through the software. It was kind of a spur-of-the moment thing but I should have thought of that.

What I will say is that once you’ve seen the results below then you will still have a very good indication of this because anything in green shows how many rankings each keyword has climbed (or fell). So by seeing how much they have climbed, you will have a good idea of how they were ranking beforehand.

Here’s what Chad had to say after seeing my URL’s and Keywords:

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Chad that’s great to here and I hope it reassures everyone that this is a fair test. GREAT idea about keeping a spreadsheet. I wish i’d thought of that. Keep us posted dude – Thanks!

I’m still waiting to hear from the other 3 guys and gals so if that’s you then please email me at websites@johnreimann.com.

 

THE RESULTS So Far…

O.K – Let’s not dwell any longer…

Here are my screenshots of November 1st 2009 – November 9th 2009:
(Just click on each one for a full view, then hit your browser {back} button)

 

 

 MY PREDICTION

 

I’ve got to day that so far I’m blown away. Of course it could just be short lived. Here’s it what I predict will happen:

I wouldn’t be at all surprised (or worried) if at some point over the next few days or weeks the rankings dropped right down. When your adding this amount of links I would consider this kind of “Google Dance” quite normal. But i’m pretty confident that after running the software a few times the rankings will stabalize.

 

Time Will Tell…

Point To Note: -

There is one more thing that I wanted to mention. For those of you that belong to Adsense-Fortress you will know that I don’t normally recommend adding this amount of links to your sites so quickly. But there are 2 reasons why I don’t think this strategy applies here.

1. Although Brute Force adds a ton of links to your sites they are not all going to be picked up by spiders straight away. Because of the type of links they are this will happen over time.
2. What tends to raise red flags with Search Engines is not so much the fact that a site gets loads of links quickly (this happens all the time,  just think how many links Michael Jackson related sites would have got recently). It’s more the fact that it’s un-natural to generate a ton of links one week and then none the next. Well when you’re using the software this won’t matter because you can just run it again to get more backlinks.

One thing I would say is that if you run it on new sites then I think it would be wise to drip-feed a few backlinks via normal promotional methods as well over the first few weeks. The sites I am using above may be neglected but that did go through the normal promotional stages when they were created.

As always – You comments and thoughts are welcome and I will try to reply to all of you.

Thanks guys – Next results soon.

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