Hey Blog Guru! Where’s Your Blog?
Published August 23, 2010 | 
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Well said, Gary. Even without naming names, I know who you’re picking a bone with here and calling out on BS. I for one am sick of Clickbank screenshots, as well, and wish that would all just dry up and blow away. I keep wondering when this industry will finally choke on its own hype, because I think that a serious housecleaning is long overdue.
Amen!
I actually had more than one person in mind when I wrote this… Kinda like “insert name here”. There are so many “gurus” out there that actually have done very little blogging. Their “next best greatest blog product” comes from things they have read from other people or what they have been told that works. I am kinda the opposite… I want to know if something actually works before I tell someone it will. That is why I am constantly testing and learning.
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wow,
I really do like that post.Its about time someone tell on those so-called gurus. You are 100% right my friend about those gurus out there. They need to go back in the basement and hide lies.
Sorry my friend, do you have any input about that product “Auto Traffic Avalanche” because i have hundreds of emails a day. I do need traffic on my site so before i do buy it i just want to know if its worth all the hype.
I haven’t bought or tried the product, but from what I understand is that he introduces two traffic sources (one of which is reported to be Facebook or social marketing ads) and the software only works for one of them. The other is supposed to be so simple that you can set it up quickly without the software.
In the sales video Mike states that you need $14/day to start out. My question is: If you unleash hundreds of new users on these “underground methods” will it not drive the price up? Just my two cents worth. There are a lot of review sites out there, but most of them were produced well before the product was ever released and based upon the materials provided to the affiliates. If you can find a few that have been written in the past week and see if they have actually used the product (I didn’t find any through 4 pages of Google) it might be more helpful.
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haha. Is Perez Hilton attached to Hilton hotels?
LOL… Not likely