You’ve probably noticed all the fuss behind PPC Bully 2.0 and the big launch going on.
Yes it look really amazing and you can see it in action at this website (Boy would I be mad if that was my account they uncovered!).
P.S. If you opt-in at the above website, you get a free report and access to the videos.
This software will be similar to PPC WebSpy, Google Cash Detective, SpyFu and the like.
They are all amazing tools, but I really don’t think too many newbie internet marketers can afford the price tags on the these programs. Maybe PPC Bully 2.0 will come out with a price shocker that is more affordable.
I think the value the programs provide are incredible if you have the budget to pay the monthly fee, don’t get me wrong. However, you can definitely do just fine on you own with a little research, time, and persistence.
I guess my view on it is this.
If you are just starting out and one a limited budget:
- Spend the time to research a niche.
- Find some affordable keywords.
- Once you find a couple profitable ventures, buy the tools.
Please don’t fall for the hype. If you can’t afford these programs, wait until you can!
PPC and affiliate marketing is a learning game, and you eventually will succeed.
All this being said, I would Opt-in to the website and get the PDF and Videos, as they are very enlightening.
You can get access to the video here and make up your own mind.
Later,
Matt





U Comment I Follow – The Do Follow Movement
U Comment I Follow
There has been a movement going around the blogosphere for sometime about the use of “No Follow” and “Do Follow” comment links.
WordPress by default is setup with a No Follow comment system. Meaning you don’t get Google link love for commenting on blogs and linking back to your site. I believe the reason for this was to cut back on comment spam. But by using anti-spam plugins and moderating comments, spam can pretty much be avoided.
Due to the default No Follow settings in WordPress; Do Follow Directories and Do Follow Blog Search sites are becoming more and more popular. These sites are focused on finding Do Follow blogs that make it worth taking the time to comment.
I know I rarely feel compelled to leave a comment on a blog that isn’t do follow. But I’m very willing to comment on a blog that promotes do follow.
My Thoughts (for what its worth):
Disclaimer: *I am no SEO expert by any means, so don’t take this as gospel.*
If your visitors are good enough to come to your blog and take the time to comment; my view is let them have a little link love for their time. Its not like my blog is a Page Rank 8 or anything anyway.
Every comment that a post gets is a good thing. Who knows; Maybe the good outwieghts the bad.
Maybe and I say maybe, Google thinks with all that commenting, your blog is the shiznit and will rank it higher than the stingy blog owner that doesn’t have any comments because he/she is scared of leaking a little link juice.
So to make a long story short: Make your Blog a “DO FOLLOW” by installing a plug-in like No Follow Free. You could even take it one step further and add a CommentLuv to really spread some love to your visitors.
Later,
Matthew J
P.S.-BizzleMarketing is a Do Follow/CommentLuv Blog.
“So comment or should I say spam away.”
Love Ya and Thanks for the Visit!
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