If you’re reading this after you spent $167 on this package of fluff I’m sorry.  I’m going to be real blunt here. This entire “system” can be communicated to you in one sentence:

Buy cheap adware traffic and direct it to your CPA or affiliate link. Lose Money.  (OK, two sentences)

Should that not just be one of those “hey here’s an idea for fellow warriors to try” type of post rather than built into some “package” with repitive old crap that everyone knows and sold for $167?

The videos are garbage and fill of broken english by I would assume, one of the authors, “brian Wang” who may be David Chan.

There is a main “blueprint” pdf, along with a “fast track” pdf which is the same thing with less fluff.  The big special bonuses are two more pdf’s that include 1) a list of affiliae/CPA sites that anyone can find searching the net and 2.) rough direction on how to ‘outsource’ the work involved in this system.  Yes, it basically says go to elance, post jobs for someone to mine keywords on your affiliate topic.  No shit.

Oh, I can’t forget the “advanced trickster bonus”.  This bonus tells you to clone your competitors site but change the affiliate links to yours (using site clone tools like httrack.com).  What is really funny is it then says “Only use this tool to clone simple elements and color scheme, or for inspiration on how to make your site appear similar”.  CYA.

OK, so this super secret training is telling you to go to adware sites like zango and clicksor and buy up adware impressions by keywords in the form of pop-ups and pop-unders, those annoying little animals that 99.9% immediately close, and direct the link to one of your clickbank, commision junction, or other affiliate or leed/cost per action links.  They also make it seem so revolutionary that you”steal” traffic from competitors.  What there basically telling you to do is use the age-old technique of keyword research by finding out what keywords your competitors are using, use “buy” oriented keywords, use exact not broad match, etc. etc.  See, the adware companies will ask you to bid on keywords.  When one of the adware-infected PC users types in that keyword the pop-up or pop-under pops up, pissing off said user and causing them to close it.

The authors claim that you will use adware in new ways with “unheard of twists”.  This is a flat-out lie.  Have you heard of analyzing the keywords you use (say for adwords) and dumping the unprofitable ones?  This is old news, but they somehow have the balls to tell you it’s new.

Everything in this package is old.  It’s the same exact thing taught for Google adwords strategies, only change adwords to the cheap, piece of shit, non-converting adware.

The authors are actually so bold to compare adware to adwords claiming that its so much more value becuase you pay so much less.  Are your freaking kidding me???  They paste a screen shot from the Google traffic estimator on the keyword terms “loans” and “payday loans”.  Naturally, the clicks are expensive…8 to 12 buck a pop.  Then they compare that to adware pay-per-view or pay-per impressions at  a penny a shot.

They don’t bother to clarify that one is cost per CLICK…from an interested potential buyer….  The other is a cost per pop-up, from user that is pissed off or annoyed.

Other fluff included in the package are “mind maps” aka a visual flow chart of a process – go to CPA network, sign up and get affiliate links, go to adware network, sign up and pay for annoying popup traffic, do classic keyword research on the affiliate product or offer you are promoting, use your affiliate link as the adware popup.  Rinse, repeat.

Oh yeah, the rinse and repeat part is their super secret scaling model that makes there claim of $1,000 a day or $100k a week possible.  Just do the same thing over and over.  What will really happen?  You will loose all your money to the adware companies when nothing converts to clicks.

There is no indication that the authors, whether it be Wang, Whittaker, or David Chan, has any experience actually doing this.  It all appears to be theory.  The theory of bologna in my opinion.

Cliff