5 Bucks a Day

Unless your ISP melted under the blitz, you had more than a few emails today about Google Assassin. In fact, I received at least half a dozen emails from a couple different people. Each. All told, I probably was told 50 or more times to go, go, go, GA is live.

I was given free access in advance so that I could review the product, since I had made a few sales of Day Job Killer a while back, I guess. I also got to review the sales copy in advance, but what was particularly interesting was the video that was put up a day or two ago.

If you fast forwarded past the proof of income shots (note to Chris: boring to all but you and your wife ), it got into the meat of what was to be included in the membership area.

I have to say, for $67 a month, it sure beats the competition all to heck. In fact the competition is promoting this site, I guess if you can’t beat em, join em.

But as of Sunday I hadn’t had a chance to take the tools for a test drive, so I asked the members of Earn1KaDay if they wanted me to spend the time to review it for them. They’d seen the pre=launch hype also, and it was a collective yawn, don’t bother.

So I’m sorry, I have no honest review from a test drive. I do have an opinion from watching the video though. I personally can’t see how giving all these powerful tools to all these people that are breaking out their wallets will enable any of them to have an advantage on any of the others.

Aren’t all the people getting the same information? What am I missing here? Why should I be spending my time (and money) seeing what products GA tells us all to promote if several hundred (thousand?) people are getting the same information?

Wouldn’t my time be better spent thinking outside the box, finding my own secret niches, writing my own unique ads or articles, doing my own thing?

Or am I missing something?

I do have to give credit where credit is due. Chris McNeeney and his people sure write convincing sales letters, and they sure are prolific in pumping out product after product. I’m sure there are a lot of JV partners making a bundle on these launches.

But I’m wondering if these JV partners have noticed a trend of massive unsubscribe rates whenever they feel the need to send out 15 emails in 3 days about the same thing. Personally I think I’d prefer to keep people on my list so that I can tell them about something that I found that nobody else is telling them about.

But maybe that’s just me.

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