CPA Ninja Review - Is It Really Worth $1000?

This is not the typical “review”… since I’m actually going to tell you my impressions of CPA Ninja based on having gone through the WHOLE COURSE. (You’ve probably seen offers from just about every major marketer by now… since this is the latest $1000 launch. Yet I have to wonder if any of these guys actually go through the whole course before they send out a promotion.)

In case you’re wondering, I actually purchased a pre-launch copy and went through the course about a month ago. I’m not offering any bonuses or anything so if you’re bonus hunting… you’re in the wrong place, but if you’re interested in an honest opinion of the product, keep reading…

Just so there’s no confusion, this is the offer we’re talking about: www.cpaninjas.com/vid2/ (this is their current squeeze page where you can get a short interview with Amish Shah - a multiple 7-figure affiliate marketer).

So let’s start with the CPA Ninja Review.

In a nutshell:

CPA Ninja is created by Matt Trainer and Marty Rozmanith, and as the title suggests, the course is about how to make money with CPA (cost per action) offers. Read the rest of this entry »

Trouble Finding Niches & Offers?

Hey,

One of the most frequent questions that I hear is people having trouble finding suitable niches, keywords and even offers to promote.

I personally feel that the easiest way to find niches and offers is to simply use keyword modifiers in your query (just drop these into your favorite keyword tool).

Keyword Modifiers would be words like:

Cure
Get Rid Of
How To
Stop
Buy
etc.

Once you find some suitable niches with a decent amount of searches, just go to Google and search using each of these keywords and see what people are offering (using PPC).

I’ve just uploaded a video that explains how you do this along with a downloadable PDF about keyword modifiers here:

http://supersimplemarketing.com (no opt-in necessary)

I also show you a neat trick for checking a PPC ad’s staying power without using paid tools (like PPC Bully or Google Cash Detective).

Let me know what you think by dropping a comment below.

Enjoy!

Google Cash Detective Free Trial Review

This is time sensitive…

I just created a quick video last night (or was it this morning…) about the Google Cash Detective free trial that you might be interested in. No funny business, Chris Carpenter is allowing you an inside look at this amazing tool. And he doesn’t even ask you for billing information (just an opt-in).

I found a bunch of keywords and niches in the last few hours that will make me at least five figures this year. I show you exactly the method I used to uncover them in the video.

You can watch the video here: http://supersimplemarketing.com (no opt-in required).

If you are serious about affiliate or niche marketing and don’t have a subscription to one of these keyword spy services already… you MUST check it out.

If you don’t want to watch my video, just go to http://gcdetective.com and opt-in for the free trial.

/Steven

P.S. Don’t waste your time on this, it’s a time sensitive offer (you can only use the software until June 23rd).

P.P.S. Don’t laugh at the ghetto production style. I recorded the video at 1 am this morning (because I wanted to make sure people knew about this).

My Favorite Speech of All Time?

I’ve written about this in the past and even posted the it on my blog before, but thought I’d share it again.

One of my favorite speeches of all time… Steve Jobs’ 2005 Stanford Commencement Address.

Those who know me probably can understand why…

My favorite quote from the speech: “Death is the single best invention of life”. (you have to listen to the speech to “get it”).

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Using Brand Names in Domain Names?

Reader Question: I know that you have quite a few organic affiliate sites that target specific brands. Do you use brands in domain names? How do you get around the trademark issue?

Jeff E.
Greeley, CO

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My Answer: The politically correct answer is, DO NOT use TM in domain names. Have I done it? Yes… but I would encourage you to NEVER do it as it is likely that you get some “cease and desist” letters in the mail (and email) and potentially get into some legal trouble.

So how do I get around not using domain names?

Well, you just have to be really clever and find ways to sneak your way around it… or just use Google’s External Keyword Tool (https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal). Once you find a product you want to promote, plug it into Google’s EKT and check off the “use synonyms” check box.

It will pull-up related terms for the product that you can use instead of the trademarked name.

Let me give you an example:

Say you want to promote the Amazon Kindle. You can’t use Amazon or Kindle in the domain (you’re sure to get a cease and desist), and I don’t think you can bid for the terms with PPC.

But if you plug the words “Amazon Kindle” into the Google EKT, you get:

- electronic book reader
- ebook reader
- ebook reader device
- portable ebook reader

and so on…

So, if you’re going to be building a site around this you can start doing some competition research either manually or using your favorite keyword tool to see if it is worthwhile going after.

Hope this helps.

Feeling Overwhelmed?

If you’re feeling down or overwhelmed watch this five minute clip today!