Honest Google Terminator Review

This is another post aimed more at the newbies, as experienced marketers will surely understand this.  When I first got into Internet marketing and “making money online” I would be constantly seeing websites reviewing a product and then offering great bonus packages for buying it through their links.  I knew why of course: because those individuals offering the bonuses were getting a commission for selling the product.  The same is true today.

Anywhere on my website that you see a link to buy the google terminator (banners included), you need to know that I will get a commission from google terminator if you purchase.  This is true for every other “review” site out there. The bonuses are offered to give you an “incentive” to buy through their link.  Often times a website will claim that their bonuses are worth “thousands of dollars,” to which I say “phooey.”  If they are really getting thousands of dollars selling these “fantastic” bonuses individually elsewhere, then why the heck would they give them away for free just to earn a relatively small commission?  Something is really only “worth” what someone will pay for it, and this is especially true with digital products.

Now you will notice that I also do offer a bonus for buying through my links.  I am not going to hype my bonus up and give you some ludicrous number for what it is worth.  However, I think you will find that my bonuses are particularly useful to the “newbies” and they are specifically designed to help you with the actual product you are buying, Google Terminator.

Now, why the heck would I tell you, my potential buyer this?  Two reasons.  First, I really think you have a right to know and to use this information in deciding whether or not to buy the product.  The second reason is that the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has recently set out new guidelines which state that online marketers must disclose that they are earning a commission in their review sites.  Every single review style site you see out there is legally required by law to do so.  You will probably notice that most sites do not disclose this information, simply because with so many marketers it is not very likely that they will get caught (this is true), or frankly they just aren’t very honest people and they think that disclosure will cheapen their review and keep you from buying through their links.

I will say that this does not change the fact that Google Terminator is a fantastic product, which I have actually used and which I personally know brings results. The number one reason I choose to promote Google Terminator is because it works.  I have had many opportunities to promote products which would make me quite a bit more money per sale, but the products were basically bunk.  They didn’t work or didn’t do what they promised to do.  Google Terminator is different and this is true with any product I choose to promote.  I honestly do not want you to buy the product unless you feel it is right for you and if you like what you have read about it on my review site.  How many marketers will tell you that?

“Judgment Day” (lame pun, I know…) for Google Terminator is November 27, 2009.  Keep your calendars marked!

This post is really aimed solely at the “newbies,” those individuals either just getting into the field, or those who have tried and have had little to no success.

First of all, let me say that although there is a lot of hype out there and very flashy sales pages for programs, you can make decent money online. Tens of thousands of people just like me do it every single day and that number is always growing.

However, please be warned that there are an awful lot of scammers out there.  Anything that looks “too good to be true” probably definitely is.  If a “program” promises you millions of dollars for no work at all and just a one time fee of $XXX, I can promise you it is a scam and will absolutely not deliver on its promises.

I have spent years and literally thousands of dollars on various programs and e-Books.  I never mind buying an e-Book because e-Books are essentially information.  I have learned so much from various e-Books and marketing programs it has basically been a college education in and of itself.

I have also been scammed.  More than once, I am ashamed to say!  I have tried basically everything (legal) known to man out there in the world of making money online.  Finally I came across some really solid e-Books and online “courses” which, combined with the knowledge I already had, enabled me to finally start making some money online.

The Google Terminator is one of these programs.  It is well designed and it will provide you with the tools you need to earn a respectable income online.  However, you must actually implement the steps outlined in the program! You can’t just sit back and say: “well, I bought Google Terminator, where the hell is my money?”  Obviously, this will not work.  You need to be PROACTIVE and decide to take action and do the things outlined!  That is what I did and have never regretted it and haven’t looked back since!

My Google Terminator Review will be posted in the coming days, and my Google Terminator Bonus Package will be especially helpful to the newbies who might need a little extra information to fill in the “gaps” that Google Terminator may have taken for granted as common knowledge.

Stay tuned…Google Terminator is coming in less than a week!

In this post I am going to talk about various “making money online” programs that I have tried and what is behind them.  Basically what you will find here is a list of programs to avoid and why to avoid them.  This is yet another post generally aimed at the beginners or “newbies,” as those with experience will likely already know all about these programs.

It took me many years of trying different programs and really all out schemes before I really found a way to earn a living online.  Part of what I do to earn my income is included and explained in the Google Terminator.  The following programs are ones I definitely recommend you avoid.  Feel free to try them out for yourself, but believe me, all you will do is end up wasting your time and your money.

Program 1: Paid Survey Sites

With most of these sites, you are charged an insane amount of money to join.  Then each day they send you a bunch of surveys you can take.  Well, what usually happens is you don’t qualify for the vast majority of the surveys, and even the ones you do qualify, the amount you actually get paid is so low it is insulting.  It can take literally months to qualify for your first “payout” and that first payout is often only 20 bucks or so.  Stay away from these, they are not worth it, you will end up with lots of spam in your inbox, and you will not make any money!

Program 2: Paid To Read E-Mails

These are worse than paid surveys, but work pretty much the same.  You sign up with a company (for a fee, of course) and then you are sent e-mails which you must click the links in the e-mails to get paid.  There are two types of these sites: the hypey ones, which state huge amounts of money per email (like a few bucks per email), and the “real” ones which pay about a penny per email.  The hypey sites with huge payouts per email simply do not pay.  You can send emails, make phone calls, file complaints all you like: they simply do not pay.  The more legitimate sites to pay, but again the pay is so small it is ridiculous.  One cent per email.  One hundred emails for A DOLLAR.  And they only send you about 20-25 per day for you to “read.”  Again, stay away.  These sites are either out and out ripoffs and lies, or you have to read through 100,000 emails before you actually see a little bit of money.

Program 3: Data Entry / Paid Typing

These programs are often out and out scams.  The “company” charges you a fee to join.  The way these are supposed to work is that you type ads and get paid when the ads are placed / clicked.  However, there are so many restrictions on how you format the ad, where it can be placed, etc. that often the ads are rejected anyway.  When they are accepted, you have to get literally thousands of responses just to make a few dollars.  By a few dollars I mean like 5 bucks.  These programs are terrible and just designed to get your money from the “enrollment” fee.

Program 4: HYIP and Randomizers

I’m not even going to go into detail about what these are, because they are illegal.  HYIP stands for High Yield Investment Program.  Randomizers are true pyramid schemes.  Do not get involved in these.  You will likely end up losing a lot of money and having your accounts on paypal (maybe even your bank accounts) suspended or frozen.

Now these are just a few of the programs I have been unfortunate enough to have been involved with over the years.  Avoid them at all costs.  There are real, legal, legitimate ways to make money online.  Programs such as the Google Terminator will give you the tools you need to succeed online.  I’ve said it in other posts and I’ll say it again here: think of the pricetag of the Google Terminator as the cost of an online course.  What the Google Terminator is offering you is information.  This information is very valuable and you can use to make a living online.

The Bottom Line

Two years ago I hit my low point and I did not think it was at all possible to legitimately make money online and that everyone out there who was doing it was a crook.  I know now that the truth is you can succeed and you can make money online with the right tools and resources.  The Google Terminator really is one of these resources and it is an all-in-one package which can (and will!) generate income.

Stay tuned for my honest Google Terminator review.

A lot of the posts on this site have been mainly directed at the newbies, and this one is no exception.  The Google Terminator is a fantastic program, but the experienced guys and the ones who have made significant amounts of money online either already know the product is good because of the reputation of the author, Chris Fox; or they are already aware of the techniques and training in the Google Terminator and use them daily to make their money.

That being said, this post is for the new guys who really don’t know much (if anything) about the world of internet marketing.  There are so many different techniques and strategies to make money online and on this site I have outlined a number of them (especially the ones to avoid!!)

One of the biggest topics in internet marketing and making money online in general is SEO.   SEO is an acronym for Search Engine Optimization.  There have been literally thousands of books written on this topic and it really is a bit of a science.  SEO is basically the way you get your website to stand out in the eyes of the search engines.  Since Google is by far the biggest and most popular, most SEO focuses mainly on Google and the rest (Yahoo!, Bing, etc.) will follow suit.

The two ways to “optimize” your site for the search engines are on page and off page.  On page is probably only about 10-15 percent of the optimization.  The rest comes from off page optimization.  What this means is that the search engines look to see how many (if any) other websites are linking to yours.  These are known as backlinks.  All of this can literally take months to get just right for a particular site (especially to build backlinks), and can be very frustrating.  Especially if you’re a “Google Terminator” because we want to get our site optimized and start making money ASAP!!

The good news is that Chris Fox has included in Google Terminator some great SEO techniques that are free and can be used to quickly optimize your site and fly up the search engines.  And believe me, it works.  Honestly, if it didn’t work…then you wouldn’t be reading this right now!

Have a read through my full, honest Google Terminator review on the home page and if you like what you see, grab my Google Terminator Bonus package as well!

As always, thanks for reading and visiting the site!