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Guru Slayer - Is it Any Good? by Brian McKay
At last after all the hype The Guru Slayer, by Andrew Fox, has been released.
Is it a moneymaking magnet?
Does it deliver successful affiliate marketing tips?
Will it end your search for home business products?
Having just read this ebook I would have to say that it does have a lot of useful tips in it BUT it fell short in some departments.
The book focuses largely on setting up your own product to sell and how to go about marketing the product. This starts as early as chapter 2. This, in my view, does not help any newbie who wants to try their hand at internet marketing. I don't know about you but I didn't have a product to sell when I first started out.So from the start we have established that the book is going to appeal to a more experienced market.
This product introduces good ideas and techniques to obtain the buzzwords and find out what products are hot.
It covers in detail about how to obtain resale rights to products that relate to the niche market you have discovered. I had never come across this technique in any other ebook I have read. The downside is that resale rights cost money but on the upside you could easily make that money back within days.
The content about auto responders is very useful. Andrew shows you how and what to write to make your auto responder emails count.
Andrew spends a lot of time promoting his other successful program DominatingCB.com. He uses the sites pages as examples and at some points reading the book I felt a bit sick of the self-promoting which is employed. He also name drops a lot of his friends products like Day Job Killer. There really was no need for that.
I think when you cut to the chase and wade through the piles of "how great I am" you find some very useful tips and techniques that will increase your traffic, improve the amount of names on your list and more importantly make you money.
I would not recommend this book to a complete beginner, as it doesn't give you an understanding of how to get started. This book is aimed at those people already set up with an understanding of how the system works.
Will you make money using the techniques in the book?
Most definitely but they require a bit of money spent to make them work.
I give this book a 4/5 for money making potential. Definitely worth buying despite the constant self-promotion.
Brian McKay is an honest internet business reviewer and entrepreneur.
http://www.HonestBerk.com
About the Author
http://internet-home-business-reviews.blogspot.com/
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