When Alok Jain released “Project Quick Cash” last year thousands of copies were sold at $77. The absolute majority of these buyers was so happy with the product that Alok was able to collect endorsements and testimonials from many heavy-weight experienced marketers.

There’s a very simple reason for this: everyone always wants to know about super fast, easy and fool proof ways to make money online, and that’s exactly what “Project Quick Cash” is all about: 5 quick, slick  & zero-cost techniques to make healthy profits online.

And what’s even better:  each of these 5 techniques can be implemented in under an hour.  No technical skills required.

Here’s what you will learn inside Alok’s 82-page report:

# How to make quick affiliate commissions from the dozens of new opportunities that arise every hour of every day

# Zero cost technique to generate massive Adsense income with just 30 minutes of easy work

# How to create mega paydays by leeching on product launches, with very little investment and for just 60 minutes of easy implementation.

# How to get extremely low cost clicks from Google Adwords, that convert at over 10%. $5 investment can make you over $300, every time.

# How to promote (and make hundreds of dollars in affiliate commissions) non-IM (non Internet Marketing) Clickbank products with no website, no landing pages and absolutely no competition.

These are not old, rehashed tricks. All the five systems in “Project Quick Cash” are new and very few people know about them. You can use them and be up and running in just 30 minutes… that’s how quick it is. And you don’t need any prior experience to implement most of these systems. Most of the methods require absolutely no up front investment and others can be implemented at a very low cost.

This product has been selling like crazy at $77 and has already proven to make tons of people quick and easy cash. Now, for a very limited time, Alok is offering a 7-day Christmas special where you can buy it for only $27!
It’s an unbelievable low price, a real bargain.

If you’re serious about starting an online business, don’t let this offer pass. Never such a great, proven to work product has been offered at such a low price. Grab “Project Quick Cash” now while you can.

Note: The special offer is at $27 but you can get it at a lower price…just try to leave the salespage…

Click HERE to start making money in 30 minutes from now.

Today I would like to share with you a sad story about affiliate marketing. A story of commission theft.

Some time ago a well known marketer invited people on his list to promote a new product he was launching and offered a 100% commission on the front end offer. The Rapid Action Profits script was used to manage the affiliate program.

Well, I joined his affiliate program and sent out emails to my list recommending his product. I also promoted it through various other advertising methods. It was a good product with a highly converting sales page and I quickly made a few sales so I felt I could earn some nice commissions and kept promoting it for a while. Strangely, in the next three weeks not a single sale occurred and I started wondering what had suddenly gone wrong with the promotion methods I was using.

Then I decided to test my affiliate link. Big surprise! I opened the sales page, clicked on the order button just to find out that it wasn’t going to my Paypal account but to the marketers’ Paypal account. I asked some friends of mine to do it too and the exact same thing happened: my affiliate link was no longer working for me, it was working to fill the marketers Paypal account… Out of my efforts, of course.

Affiliate management systems like the $7 Script, Rapid Action Profits and others have a feature that allows the owner of the product to determine the percentage of sales that will be credited to an affiliate. This percentage can go from 0 (zero) to 100(hundred) percent. There is also what is called alternating payments (Rapid Action Profits). The merchant gets the first sale to his Paypal account (no payment to affiliate). From that point on, the system alternates payment between the affiliate’s Paypal account and the merchant’s account. So what you are being paid is a percentage of the number of sales rather than a percentage of the sales dollars on each sale.

The affiliate makes the full selling price on 2 sales out of 4 if the commission rate is set to 50%.  He makes the full selling price on 3 sales out of 4 if the commission rate is set to 75%.

And here is where you must be cautious: a dishonest marketer can initially set up a 75% or 100% commission to excite you into promoting his product. Then after a few sales have been made he changes that percentage to 25% (or even ZERO) and you keep spending time and eventually money sending traffic to his website expecting to earn affiliate commissions but in fact he is the one who makes all the profit.

The worst thing is that you’ll never find out when a dishonest merchant is stealing your commissions, unless you periodically test your affiliate link. That’s quite easy to do with the $7 script: when you click on the Order button it must go to your Paypal account. If it doesn’t, someone is cheating… But there is no way of checking it with the alternating payments system used with the Rapid Action Profits script.

So be careful when promoting these “instant commission” products. Frequently test your affiliate link by clicking on the order button. If you actively promote a product using methods that are proven to generate sales but no sales occur, it may be a sign that there is something wrong with the way the affiliate program was set up by the merchant. If you become suspicious, stop promoting that product.

That’s exactly what I did. Well, I took it a little further: I will never ever promote any of this marketer’s products again.

P.S.: If you think you are safe selling products from ClickBank here’s some bad news: cheating vendors have been reported at ClickBank too. So I recommend that you do periodically test your ClickBank affiliate links by clicking on the order button of your affiliate page. Your ClickBank ID(nickname) should be showing at the bottom of the order page. If it isn’t, then you are not getting credit for the sale.

Finding real work at home jobs is not an easy task. Those who have taken the time to search the Net have experienced incredible difficulty in coming up with true work at home results. What is mostly found online are offers of so-called “opportunities” that normally involve MLM or Networking programs when not some outright scams disguised as legit work at home jobs, like fake data entry, envelope stuffing, craft assembly. Not mentioning the get-rich-quick promises so many programs and products use to lure people into spending their hard earned money. Unfortunately, most people fall into these traps because of their lack of knowledge or their desperate financial situation.

The latest trend are the review sites. Highly search-engine-optimized websites present “reviews” of work at home products and opportunities giving them a “popularity” rank that in most cases is directly related to the amount of commission they pay to the “reviewer”… A tipical case is the famous “Ultimate Wealth Package”. For several years this scam product sold through ClickBank was constantly ranked by “reviewers” as the best work from home opportunity. Only after several thousand people who were scammed started filing claims and asking for refunds some of these review sites have cleared out this rubbish. So did ClickBank.

Despite all the internet hype and crap, real work at home jobs do exist. How to find them is the big question. The first step is to search in the right places. And by right places I do not necessarily mean Google or other search engines and here is the reason: if you search Google for work at home online jobs it will return thousands of links. How will you tell the scams from the legitimate stuff? How will you know if an ad or a review is for real? How will you know which companies offer a position that suits you and your skills?

A good way to gather useful information is through forums and yahoo/google groups of people who share the same interest. Just watch out for people that join these groups to advertise their affiliate programs…

Here are more tips: a) companies that offer real work at home jobs do not ask for upfront money or charge training materials fees; b) beware of  scare tactics like “act now or miss” on job ads; c) if the promised income looks too good to be true, then it more than likely is; d) reply to offers of work-at-home opportunities with the five basic questions you can read here;

Another safe way to get information is through a good work at home guide. I place “The Ultimate Work At Home Guide” in this category. It comprises three reports totalling eighty pages of clear, honest, hype-free updated information about:

1) more than 150 real life companies that offer legit work at home jobs without charging anything for it; a complete overview of the type of work they offer, the minimum requirements and the equipment necessary to perform the tasks;

2) how to make extra money from home with surveys; several tips and techniques to get the most out of them and avoid scams; more than 500 survey companies listed by country;

3) how to make money with online writing no matter if you have any writing skills or not; a list of over 50 websites that pay you to write; two action plans to generate fast cash through writing; two simple and costless methods to effective affiliate marketing;

More than just listing names, “The Ultimate Work At Home Guide” is a work at home help that explains the exact steps you need to follow to begin your own home business using mostly free resources available on the Net.

This package doesn’t have the traditional hyped-up sales page or fancy graphics and ecovers but it is exactly what I have previously stated: a good, honest work at home guide that shows how and where to find the real work at home jobs most people are looking for.

Click here to learn more.

Now that all the major launching fuss has calmed down, I think I should write something about Rob Benwell’s “Blogging To The Bank 3.0”. Although the sales page follows the traditional hyped-up pattern with pictures of fast and cool sports cars, a beautiful home and white sand beaches, Rob is a real life blogging millionaire.

This is without a doubt an easy-to-read, well planned report with content orderly presented along its 58 pages. Its basic proposal is the same of the previous versions: building traffic generating blogs to sell affiliate products. And as a final twist, sell the blog itself!

Here’s the content:

· Introduction
· The 2 Big Changes In Big Money Blogging
· The 5 Blogging Commandments For 2009
· The Blogging to the Bank Million Dollar Blueprint
- Market Research & Keyphrase Lists
- Domains & Hosting
- Creating Your Blog
- Optimizing Your Blog
- Content
- Promotion & Backlinks
- Advanced SEO Techniques
- Web 2.0 Strategies
- Outsourcing & Building Your Blog Empire
- Selling Your Blog
· Getting Your Blog Indexed Within Hours
· How To Get Thousands Of Links For Free
· The Sneaky Theme Sponsor Trick
· Make Money From This Ebook
· Final Words

Initially, Rob exposes the changes that occurred since he launched Blogging To The Bank 2.0, how he felt he needed to update it, the final result being the launch of Blogging To The Bank 3.0.

He then goes to explaining the basic steps needed to transform yourself into a successful blogger: market research, product selection, hosting, blog monetization and optimization. Product selection, for instance, is a very simple process because Rob focuses on ClickBank affiliate products only. This part of the report is pretty basic information about keyword research, blog installation, plugins, that will do a lot for beginners but more experienced marketers can skip over.

When it comes to content, Rob exposes some interesting methods of obtaining good quality content for a blog like republishing articles and outsourcing.

It’s on traffic generation that Blogging To The Bank 3.0 exceeds expectations by revealing several promotion, backlinking and SEO techniques that really work, as well as some basic Web 2.0 strategies.

The ultimate blog monetization is explained in the chapter “Selling Your Blog”. Rob includes information on what you need to do before you think of selling a blog and where to sell your Blog for highest profits.

The three bonus chapters “Getting your blog indexed in 24 hours”, “Thousands of free links to your blog” and “The sneaky theme sponsor trick” contain extremely useful information, tips and tricks on building even more traffic to your blog.

Can Blogging To The Bank 3.0 really help you?

Let me answer it this way: A lot of people know what a blog is, many have already started their own blog, but it is a fact that very few master the techniques to set up a Blog properly in order to make money with it. (I plead guilty too…)

Rob Benwell knows how to do it, the proof being he made millions with his blogs. And in Blogging To The Bank 3.0 he teaches the exact techniques he used in the past and is using in the present to make money with blogs.

If you’d like to learn more about CLICK HERE.