Krazy Kitty
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Is this worth buying? Is it much different to the first one? I heard he released a new version, 2, in Jan.
G00gle Sniper 2 Much Different?
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beazt
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George Brown's stuff is usually good. In G Sniper 2.0 he teaches method to build complete sites focusing exclusively on a few selected keywords which should rank well after the recent google updates.
I liked the course, although I have not read all of it yet. And I did not paid for it either, if you are a blackhatter then you should know how to get any product for free, lol.
BTW, the difference between the version 1.0 & 2.0 is the "Empire Module", which is about how to outsource the work that generates profit so that you can scale it up quickly.
I liked the course, although I have not read all of it yet. And I did not paid for it either, if you are a blackhatter then you should know how to get any product for free, lol.
BTW, the difference between the version 1.0 & 2.0 is the "Empire Module", which is about how to outsource the work that generates profit so that you can scale it up quickly.
Krazy Kitty
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Thanks for the info! I must have a look-see then. Though scaling it up is pretty easy to figure out already.
I'm having limited success with sniper sites so far, but enough to know it probably works if I pull my finger out a bit more lol
dirtbag
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Just another rehashed CB eBook full of the same things people have been saying for years now. Download it for free somewhere, it's not worth wasting your money on. If you've been here for 2 years, it's highly unlikely you're going to find anything in there that you haven't come across already.
Biscut
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The Empire module is the main addition to version 2. He also went into a little more detail about his keyword research but not much.
As the others have said, you can find it for free as other sites are sharing it. I can't say where as it's against BHW rules.
As the others have said, you can find it for free as other sites are sharing it. I can't say where as it's against BHW rules.
TheDudeAbides
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- Jan 29, 2011
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Just download it.
The thing that gets me is that it's nearly impossible to find search terms these days with over 2k/month and under 13,000 exact competition, never mind ten of them.
The thing that gets me is that it's nearly impossible to find search terms these days with over 2k/month and under 13,000 exact competition, never mind ten of them.
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his shit is junk. find low competition words so they will rank with onpage seo. no backlinking required. lawl, lets all build sites taht require no backlinks so that when another REAL seo comes in and does MINIMAL backlinking, your shit will drop.
Krazy Kitty
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Well, I think the product is good but I also agree, it needs adjustment. Even the site he uses as an example in the new video (something about wedding speeches) has backlinks, built rather clumsily through blog commenting.
I think he finds the search terms because he's willing to cover any niche going. The thing to remember, though, primary search terms only account for a small proportion of the traffic to a site. So if you're willing to scale it, it's worth while using "some" of his ideas, tempered with backlinking, and do it in bulk . . . just go for less-traffic terms.
I think he finds the search terms because he's willing to cover any niche going. The thing to remember, though, primary search terms only account for a small proportion of the traffic to a site. So if you're willing to scale it, it's worth while using "some" of his ideas, tempered with backlinking, and do it in bulk . . . just go for less-traffic terms.
Biscut
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I thought it was amusing how he said no backlinking needed and then he turns around and does social bookmarking. Um, isn't that also backlinking?
Godspeed.Digital
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I bought this course, and for the $47 I paid, it's not bad, however I wouldn't at all give it five stars, simply because the sales page really hypes you up for buying a course that leaves absolutely nothing out of the equation, as George will "take you by the hand" and guide you through step-by-step with video and .pdf instructions, but the reason it doesn't deliver is because there's an attempt to UPSELL you the key piece for newbies, the bit where you actually get to watch George do the entire process right before your eyes, from keyword research to content creation.
This upsell was presented for $97 if I recall, and then when you skip the upsell, then he offers it to you for a discounted $67, I believe. Now THAT pisses me off every single time I see it. To me, that's screwing everybody who bought something at full price, especially when they really believed what these people are selling to them, and it shows they don't adamantly believe in the worth of their own products...
Inside the course, you do get a good step-by-step guide, if a bit vague at times. There's the usual deferral for doing things like finding hosting and what have you, telling you to go look it up on the Internet.
Most of the content, if you're new to Internet Marketing, is a great start, if missing a few of the finer details, especially that glaringly large portion where you SHOULD get to see George put together a site of his own just to show how "easy" it is.
So yes, if you buy the upsell, it would likely feel more complete, but note that even in the .pdf file, George simply tells you that to create the persona and story of this person who "owns" the sniper site, that you just take the typical person who's finding a solution to their issues through a ClickBank product, and you're basically that person, except you subtly show how this product cured your ailments.
Here's the thing, you can certainly find keywords that loosely fit the Sniper criteria without too much effort, but they're usually going to be obscure terms that you wouldn't find in a sentence, or use to promote a product. That said, you're likely going to have to create backlinks, period, for a term that has at least 3,000 searches a month. Hell, I was finding terms for only 600 searches a month that people were fighting tooth and nail for.
If you're experienced as an Internet Marketer, it's worth a buy if you have some loose cash and you want to get the details on George Brown's methods. If you're brand new and don't know a thing about Internet Marketing, it's fairly priced for the content it would provide for a newbie.
Oh, and yes, it's more detailed than the first, but I believe a few of the videos were reused in Google Sniper 2.0 from the original.
This upsell was presented for $97 if I recall, and then when you skip the upsell, then he offers it to you for a discounted $67, I believe. Now THAT pisses me off every single time I see it. To me, that's screwing everybody who bought something at full price, especially when they really believed what these people are selling to them, and it shows they don't adamantly believe in the worth of their own products...
Inside the course, you do get a good step-by-step guide, if a bit vague at times. There's the usual deferral for doing things like finding hosting and what have you, telling you to go look it up on the Internet.
Most of the content, if you're new to Internet Marketing, is a great start, if missing a few of the finer details, especially that glaringly large portion where you SHOULD get to see George put together a site of his own just to show how "easy" it is.
So yes, if you buy the upsell, it would likely feel more complete, but note that even in the .pdf file, George simply tells you that to create the persona and story of this person who "owns" the sniper site, that you just take the typical person who's finding a solution to their issues through a ClickBank product, and you're basically that person, except you subtly show how this product cured your ailments.
Here's the thing, you can certainly find keywords that loosely fit the Sniper criteria without too much effort, but they're usually going to be obscure terms that you wouldn't find in a sentence, or use to promote a product. That said, you're likely going to have to create backlinks, period, for a term that has at least 3,000 searches a month. Hell, I was finding terms for only 600 searches a month that people were fighting tooth and nail for.
If you're experienced as an Internet Marketer, it's worth a buy if you have some loose cash and you want to get the details on George Brown's methods. If you're brand new and don't know a thing about Internet Marketing, it's fairly priced for the content it would provide for a newbie.
Oh, and yes, it's more detailed than the first, but I believe a few of the videos were reused in Google Sniper 2.0 from the original.
Johnnyfox
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On page SEO Gurus, great. Rank for these six word phrases that get 300 searches a month and pretend you are someone who used the product you "review". Don't worry this niche is so garbage no one will ever compete with you!
Here is my G Sniper Impression
::clears throat::
"My Name is Johnny Fox and I am going to tell you what I really though of EXREME FOREX FUCKWHEEL LAUNCH FORMULA EMPIRE VIDEO TRAINING SERIES AND MEMBERSHIP SITE.
But I am going to give you the good and the bad as well, so If that is something you don't want to hear you may as well leave now....
SMH
lullzies.
Homeboy made bank with that shit. Genius. He should sell bridges too they would go like hot cakes.
Here is my G Sniper Impression
::clears throat::
"My Name is Johnny Fox and I am going to tell you what I really though of EXREME FOREX FUCKWHEEL LAUNCH FORMULA EMPIRE VIDEO TRAINING SERIES AND MEMBERSHIP SITE.
But I am going to give you the good and the bad as well, so If that is something you don't want to hear you may as well leave now....
SMH
lullzies.
Homeboy made bank with that shit. Genius. He should sell bridges too they would go like hot cakes.
wantsuccess
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not for the common man...the most money in any niche is made by the person selling the info on the niche not persons involved in the niche...
ex: the only people making big buck in the forex niche arepeople selling courses or seminars 1-1 coaching etc...and the big investors who invest as a profession (wall street)
same in the IM niche the people selling you push button softwares ,seo, traffic, product creation etc make all thier money from selling the info not from the actual niche itself...they don't use the stuff they sell.or very seldom you find a marketer whose actually actively using the methods he teaches...
the monies in the info...
thanx and i have an affiliate site that pays $1000 per sale...anybody wants it it's free but only if you go through my link...it's being sold for $27 elsewhere...include complete marketing strategy with a new twist enabling you to have little to no competition
ex: the only people making big buck in the forex niche arepeople selling courses or seminars 1-1 coaching etc...and the big investors who invest as a profession (wall street)
same in the IM niche the people selling you push button softwares ,seo, traffic, product creation etc make all thier money from selling the info not from the actual niche itself...they don't use the stuff they sell.or very seldom you find a marketer whose actually actively using the methods he teaches...
the monies in the info...
thanx and i have an affiliate site that pays $1000 per sale...anybody wants it it's free but only if you go through my link...it's being sold for $27 elsewhere...include complete marketing strategy with a new twist enabling you to have little to no competition