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What I Don’t Like About Foolproof Cash Flow

April 23, 2014 by Daniel Euergetes 2 Comments

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Foolproof Cash Flow is articulately-done with top-notch quality. Will Oviedo Jr. has done a fantastic job! However, there’s a few items I’m a little uneasy…

My Initial Experience with This Product

My experiences with the Foolproof Cash Flow was, for the most part, superb. I’ve actually learned new things from this Course and from one of the up-sells, the Niche Finder Upgrade, I was granted access to. I’m not an advocate to up-sells. I’ve been with programs that lay it all out on the table at once. Although up-selling is a popular marketing tactic, I find that putting out products and then having a barrage of up-sells suddenly hitting you in the face immediately after purchase is annoying.

Finding what works (this concept is taught in the Course,) is done by the vast majority of online marketers. Up-sells work, but in several reviews, I’ve found that the product is nothing more than a teaser, a form of bait & switch. With Foolproof Cash Flow, you do get up-sells, but you also get value in the basic course.

It irks me to go into a product I’ve just purchased only to find that, in order to get the full benefit of something I thought I was getting in the first place, I have to put out more money. Even worse, when a product leads to a product that does nothing more for you than to reveal itself as a vehicle to present more flashy offers (besides up-sells.)

milk the cowIt’s like milking every drop out of the cow!

What I thought would be a course teaching you how to exactly replicate a site, through & through, including the content (duplicate content) turned out to be nil. It’s just the way the initial advert laid things out. I was pleasantly surprised that this isn’t the case at all. It’s how to replicate a site alright, but not plagiarism.

However, there is a bit of black-hat marketing involved and it’s taught in the Course. I wrote this special supplement to go with my Review. I believe that it’s only right for folks to know what they’re getting into. I do not believe Mr. Oviedo intentionally sought out to put his students on a mutiny with Google and other search engines, but indeed, there is a bit of dated stuff inside the Course and so, without further adieu, here they are.

I am a bit at odds with the fact that this is a “foolproof” system. Most of what’s taught in the Course is not unique at all. More on this below…

Keyword Density

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There was a time, not to long ago, when you wanted to get as many targeted keywords into your composition as possible. However, as Google and other search engines noted this “gaming” that was going on, some of them, especially Google, began to clamp down on the ongoing keyword stuffing that was rampart throughout the Internet.

The first time I noticed this was when I used to write for EzineArticles. This article directory was amongst the first to see changes going on within Google and acted upon it by imposing restrictions on how many instances of a targeted keyword could appear in articles. Exceeding this number resulted in articles being rejected. Soon after, to help the reject rates, EZA implemented a cog in the editing machinery that detected keyword stuffing before the article ever left the editing board. This was great.

People went on to just “make it” within the safe zone.

Over time, Google responded by strongly suggesting that attention should be spent more on writing naturally than to be worrying about density. To me, that was a great relief because I remember experiencing the issue of getting that keyword in at a 2% density (because if this wasn’t done, others who had would outrank mine.)

The worst problem I had with maintaining a keyword density was having to strategically-place them into the article and have them make good sense. Often, trying to word something with keyword density doubled writing time.

Why Does Google Want You to Write Naturally?

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This is what the Penguin update within Google is all about. There were a huge number of websites being artificially-optimized and many of these practices are now considered by Google as “black-hat” marketing. Google (and increasingly other major search engines) focus on the human experience reading articles, reviews, and so forth. Google rewards you if you know your material, cover it thoroughly and naturally ranking for other keywwords that are relevant and rank high in the search results. These are the Latent Semantic Indexing keywords that, if you write naturally, can’t help but attain.

If you build a site with keyword stuffing in it, you might rank very high with it at first, but experience has shown that once Google is done dancing with this content, she will leave you stood up. If it’s not you who gets slapped, it will be the person you sell the website to. For some people, that’s their problem, but for people like myself and others – I care and I won’t do that to others. This means putting a site up on Flippa and getting top dollar for it. I may be able to go to the bank but I’m not laughing.

Hiring Cheap Outsourcing to Write Articles

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Again, this may be a temporary fix for someone who wants to build a website and then unload it through an auction site. Google insists on quality, unique writing and as the days go on, she gets smarter and smarter all the while.

This means you are not likely to fool Google and other search engines with cheap writing. The problem is with doing this – you don’t know what you’re getting. It’s a great thing that William Oviedo does provide a resource that checks on this. If you go with this Course, make sure you use that application to be sure what you’re getting from the content-creating marketplaces like Fiverr and others.

I also find it outstanding that he offers resources on places you can go to hire out your content to be written, which sources do indeed insist on quality and have quality-controls in place.

Oviedo recommends using poorer-grade compositions, you’ve paid a few bucks for to have done, to be used in the upper levels of your linking chains, (he calls tiered linking.) and outsource better compositions from the more quality platforms. He points out to be used in first and perhaps second tiers of your linking system.

There’s some problems with purchasing low-end content…

  • You might be getting PLR (or other forms of duplicate content) – at least in part.
  • You might be getting compilations that has been ripped from several other existing works.
  • Having duplicate content within your linking system will eventually catch up and hurt you.
  • Very often those who will do articles very cheap ($1-$5) are written in poor English.
  • If you specify how many times a keyword gets used, it will be done, but quality goes down.

You might be one of those who says after having unloaded the site this has been done to, “It’s not my problem!”

Well, that may be so if you don’t have a conscience. If you do, you won’t want to dump a site like this off onto another person so he/she winds up with the Google slaps and the find that what they REALLY have is a mess!

You do this for any length of time, Google will catch up with you and you will be the one getting slapped.

Whatever you write – or have written, insist on top quality and pay more for it, even though the content is going on higher-tier levels. Would you want to go to read an article to find it full of stilted language and parts of it not making sense? Don’t subject others to this.

Content Spinning

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I hate to spill the beans on this one, but one of the things Oviedo recommends is “good” content-spinning software. I don’t know that there is such a thing, and in fact, I would not use any content-spinners, period.

Even at the time when these were in wide use, I found I had more trouble and spent more time making the results that came from spinning software make sense and restore the human element in it. I’ve often found myself completely re-writing the article – not good!

One day I compared something written by a drunk person to one spun. The inebriated man made more sense in his writing than did the spin software. It was a mess!

Further, Google is getting smarter and so are the article directories. They can pick out spun articles much better than ever before, moreso than you might think, so if you are spinning your content, be sure that eventually, you (or the one you sold the website to) is going to be rewarded by deranking and possibly de-indexing!

You have the spinners featured in the Course. I would not use them nor encourage anyone else to either.

Missing the Human Factor

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I realize that this set of instructions entails replicating sites (that is, creating a similar site with modified content) and it will give you everything you need to know about SEO (and a bit, as shown above that is not so good to know) notably artificially-optimized web pages which employ some of the things taught on here. This is what the Penguin and Panda upgrades are ultimately addressing.

Sure, if you do everything that is addressed in the Courses here, you will most likely get results, but how long will it last? Will you be the one who gets slapped by Google, or will it be the unfortunate person who knows little about SEO that suddenly finds his newly purchased site little more than cyber waste when Google de-ranks it?

Trusting in Flippa.com

Do bear in mind that folks use Flippa.com to unload sites that are no longer useful to them. That’s fine and dandy, but what if you’re following a site on there that has been created exclusively for Flippa? If you use any of these, make darned sure you note how old the site is. What Mr. Oviedo says is unique about his training (i.e. replicating what others have done to their sites to make them successful) is actually not new.

I’ve seen this many times over the last ten years in my involvement with online marketing. Back when I first started, I remember a site called “carboncopy *such-and-such*) and it had something to do with digging into competitor’s sites. That’s not new at all. In fact, the online business training community I’m a member of, teaches the same thing, but without the black-hat stuff.

What’s new about this training is the Flippa trick. I’ve never seen that anywhere and I would say this is what’s unique about it.

I’d be very leery about which sites on Flippa you intend to replicate, because if it has some of these black-hat processes on it, and even if it is shown to do well with them, it might have been created to be sold on the auction site.

Final Thoughts

I included this product as one that’s acceptable because most of what is taught in the Courses are up-do-date and Mr. Oviedo is careful to note that there’s work involved, you don’t get rich overnight and he does provide many contemporary aspects one would need to know with regard to SEO. There are however, some dated methods on here, and these are what I expounded upon above. This is NOT a scam by any sense of the word, and this also is worth a lot to me.

I don’t like how the advertising and up-sells are done, even though this is a popular “Warrior Forum” way to do it. (my take on it.) Therefore, I’m providing the link to the [Foolproof Cash Flow (link not yet available)] system because, it does have value. Please check out the Review for my #1 Top Choice for online business training programs right here on this site…

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Foolproof Cash Flow Review – What’s Inside?

April 18, 2014 by Daniel Euergetes 14 Comments

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Unlike many reviews, my Foolproof Cash Flow Review delves into what’s right and wrong with William Oviedo Jr’s Course. No bait & Switch!

Foolproof Cash Flow Review: Covering the FCF Lifetime Membership Basic Course
by Daniel Euergetes,
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Owner: Will Oviedo Jr, Author
Price: $97/Lifetime Membership (Basic Course)
Website: http://foolproofcashflow.com
Launch Date: April 28, 2014

Rating: starstarstarstarstarstarnull (80 / 100)

Foolproof Cash Flow, Product Overview

Is It a Scam?

The first thing I experienced with this product is the advertising itself, which does have a bit of hype in it, but I in my assessment, this product is not a scam.

William Oviedo does not pump out product launch after product launch which often comes with excessive hype. Most of my reviews are on programs that are being put out one after the other, none of them having but very little value of at all. Oviedo’s has done a wonderful job putting this together and the training being of high quality makes for an awesome learning experience and has the potential of helping you make.

In my estimation, this product does have some problems, but overall, it’s worth what the asking price. I’m not too happy with the up-sells and that there are a few dated concepts taught and encouraged in the Courses. I feel it would have made a better product if all these were combined into the one product and perhaps sold for $197. I take sides with companies that put out their products in whole without up-sells, perhaps at the expense of leaving some money on the table, but in the long run, make for better purchasing experience for customers.

What’s In This Product?

foolproof-cash-flow-systemThis review will cover the Basic Course, (a.k.a. the Lifetime Membership.) The SEO Upgrade Course will be covered in its own Review.

This is a very well-articulated video-based course which teaches a particular process those new at Internet Marketing can put together with potential to earn good money. Mr. Will Oviedo stresses that extreme care should be taken by those who purchase the course to pay very special attention to instructions and follow them to the tee.

The course entails going to Flippa.com (a website auction marketplace) to find those sites that have sold at very high pricepoints from agressive bidding, and singling out those sites to reverse-engineer. The objective is to then, take the data and create similar sites which would then, be potential money makers when these too, are submitted to Flippa.com for auction.

The Courses cover a number of SEO tactics, some current and some out-dated, to produce high ranking in the search engines. Once this is done, this is the time to get it on the market. The Course comes with an execution section that allows you to mark off what you’ve completed.

What I Liked About This Product:

  • No deceptive marketing and advertising! You’ll be refunded no problem if you request one.
  • I found the video modules to be profoundly thorough and articulate.
  • The sales videos are quite poorly done, but those in the Course are top-notch quality.
  • I learned some stuff through this Course. There’s something for everyone!
  • The support response time was fantastic! Both times, under 20 minutes.
  • Shows every intent in putting out a quality product.
  • Dissuades lazy folks who fit certain criteria from purchasing.
  • Shows every intent to treat the customer right.
  • I strongly believe the Author put his heart into this product, to be valuable to users.

What I Didn’t Like About This Product:

  • Some out-dated SEO tactics, such as keyword density and aggressive backlinking.
  • Teaches using content spinning software and using poorer-quality article outsourcing.
  • Long-term performance of sites with these tactics taught may cause rank issues later.
  • What I paid for the Course is one thing, but the doubling of the price – little too high.
  • Success rate too atypical. As straight way as it is, some might have difficulties with it.
  • More Information Supplement: What’s Wrong with This Product right here on this Site.

Who Is It For?

Course Menu for Foolproof Cash FlowThis product is intended for folks who have little to no knowledge of how Internet marketing or SEO works. Some folks with intermediate knowledge of the technical stuff could also benefit from this Course. This is for folks who want to get the sites up and out the door quickly.

Shown on the right is the Main Menu for the Basic Course. In it you will get a good idea what’s covered.

Tools & Training

All of the tools featured in the Resources area of this Course entail free and low-cost online applications, such as SEO tracking and analytics tools. The Author has quite a line-up of these throughout the Course and in the Resource Area [a.k.a. Rolodex.]

The training is an extensive video discourse across several modules – a total of about nine hours of viewing. The Author recommends going through these at least three times. There is also accompanying text on the pages for each video.

Support

Support comes through a Help Desk, a ticket-based response system. You will get one-on-one support from the Owner as I have experienced this myself.

There are no other support systems – no forums, community, or member-to-member communications at all.

Can You Make Money With This?

Upon investigating this product, I say, yes. There are two possible ways to make money, both through building out campaigns using this Course and through William Oviedo’s affiliate program where you can promote this product.

If you can follow instructions, you will eventually turn out some websites you can sell on Flippa or use yourself if you have the SEO Google-compliant. As is demonstrated, some campaigns can result in exorbitant kickbacks.

The affiliate program for this product is processed by ClickBank – a marketplace where promoters and vendors meet up. ClickBank is fairly strict on how promotions are done. The program is legitimate and there’s nothing besides up-sells I find a little short about it.

My Final Opinion

For those who can get their campaigns to work after having gone through this Course, the increased pricing for the basic Course would be worth it. For many people, this will probably be atypical. The work putting this product together appears to have had its roots back over two years ago, as all the dates in the videos, that I could see, are from January 2012 – at a time before Google’s Panda and Penguin updates occurred later that year.

Be careful with the training as it could lead to serious SEO problems on any site you build using this protocol.

I’m not very comfortable with building sites from pre-Google Updates strategies per the Course materials. Search engine ranking may occur by means of spiking (we know as the Google Dance) and then drop off, either before the site creator (who purchased the Course) is able to get the site up onto Flippa.com or the folks who purchase the sites from the sellers on Flippa suddenly finds him/herself with some serious SEO problems as Google catches up with what is now considered black hat marketing.

VERDICT:

legit!

Integrity in heart and truly a well worked-out product. Service is fast and prompt and customer service in mind. There’s no scam here.

My #1 Top Choice

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Simple Cash Code Review – This is a RIP-OFF – Stay Away!

April 10, 2014 by Daniel Euergetes Leave a Comment

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Here’s my Simple Cash Code Review. This piece of rubbish launched today and getting inside, I found it to be a total rip-off. Before you purchase, read this!

Sales Video – Full of HYPE and LIES!

This video begins with a compelling story about the alledged character (whose voice you’re hearing) was in a bar and happens upon some dude with a bottle of Jack Daniels, who gives him a secret code. He takes the code home and uses it, to his shock the next day or so, he goes onto his phone and finds windfalls of money. Upon this instant fortune, he takes the code and makes it public on one of his friend’s websites with the intention of intercepting revenues being made by the extravagantly rich.

This action has the FBI chasing after him and he desperately tries to get this “secret code” into the hands of the public before he gets nabbed, and desperately notes that he can hear the sirens outside, admonishes folks to “take it now whilst you can.!

Warning! This is a SCAM! Do NOT purchase this! If you think about this, recall those Nigerian folks who are always needing someone to take over grand estates in which you allow them to deposit their money into your bank account.

Same sort of deal here. Although you literally get NOTHING for the initial cost of this product. Read on and see why.

By the way, this video does make for great entertainment! It’s worth more than the product itself! I have seen another version of this same story four years ago – one which captivated me and then, if I had the money, would have purchased it. Since those days, I have learned much about online scams and I pass what I know to you when opportunity affords. This is one of those times…

This is for real…

Product Details:

Affiliate Review: Covering Simple Cash Code (sister to EZ Cash Creator)
by Daniel Euergetes,
April 10, 2014
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Owners: Travis Stephenson, owner
Price: $49, many up/down-sells
Website: http://simplecashcode.com
Note: Look, but Don’t Touch!

Rating: (0 / 5 Total Rubbish!)

Product Overview

Let’s Get Though the Hype…

Off the bat, we find a fair share of hype in the email swipes affiliate marketers will use (and are now using the first.) They don’t give all the answers, but they do provide a little bit of information

The Good & the Bad

The Good:

  • Great story in that video! It’s one reason why I put it here. (Entertainment ONLY)
  • This move will probably result in more refunds being paid.
  • It also means better service.
  • The policies are stricter at ClickBetter.

The Bad:

  • Loaded with hype.
  • Lies found throughout the email broadcasts.
  • This entire thing is theatrical from promotion to product.
  • Very little about the program given in the emails.
  • Poor customer service (Highly predictable!)
  • You pay $49 to get a “code” that requires another $29/month to use it.
  • It’s a Get-Rich-Quick Scheme – Indicated through and through.
  • It’s full of upsells, and you pay $49, for this.
  • It’s the same product as EZ Cash Creator in a different skin.
  • The sales video has testimonials which are actually gigs from Fiverr.com
  • Absolute appeal to emotion (an an insult to intelligence) throughout.

Who Is This For?

This product is targeted to audiences that do not know the ins and outs of online marketing. It will get sales from people who have no idea what they’re getting into, and the sales materials deliberately keep the real essence of the product silent until it is unveiled to the customer within the product itself.

What’s In This Product?

The “Code”

The essence of this product surrounds a “code” as indicated in the above video. There is nothing to this code whatsoever, and at this point, we will let a “special” e-mail (below) sent from Mr. Stephenson, to all who purchased this thing. I will give a short description of each of the elements (3 Steps) found inside the e-mail.

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I want to make one more point here from this e-mail. This really takes guts to throw something like “If you do as I instruct, you won’t be able to stop the profits once you get started!” This kind of stuff is insidious. Let’s move on to the three sections of the e-mail…

  1. PureLeveage: An up-sell in EZ Cash Creator, it’s also featured here in this program. This is some sort of marketing aid that they’re promoting as affiliates. I have not evaluated this company in neither this nor its sister programs. Like everything else, this probably isn’t free.
  2. CommissionConsultants: It’s actually the first up-sell you get upon going into the Members’ Area. I will elaborate a little more on the hosting program as I have looked into it. It will be found on a separate simplecashcodeupsell1page as including it here would dramatically lengthen this Review! Note the download image at the bottom of the middle column of the email above. FREE? not by any means! This is NOT free, though they will purport go give you $10,000 or $20,000 websites (joke!) at no cost. See my Report for Coolhandle Web Hosting, the company doing the hosting. This is way overpriced!
  3. Download the App: No explanation needed: This is the link you click to download the software – if it works! There are already horror stories of this thing not working and the need for the HelpDesk. (another joke!)

The Members’ Area and App

EZ Cash Creator is a rip-off and here we have the same thing, but different pile. These sister programs are so similar in what they do and how they are formatted, for the most part, the only real difference between the two are the styling, some modifications to the format, training tailored to this program. SCC has a much calmer appearance to it, a cool blue, making it more attractive to unwary customers.

This being said, heading over to my EZ Cash Creator Review will adequately discuss the features, right down to the order of most of it.

Tools & Training

Just like its sister product, EZ Cash Creator, here is training on how to use the software editing being done and has an interface that features 1-2-3 document creation for uploading to article directories, etc. There’s video training on how to use the software.

There’s also training on how to go about getting domain names and hosting set up. As for building the websites, there’s purportedly a “team” which carries this out. It’s likely, this “team” is composed of folks from the online marketplaces offering gigs and freelance services. These often go for $5 a whack and building these websites would be a service provided.

Support

Support is through a help desk (Zendesk) and 12-hour wait times before customers get served has already been reported. Further, one customer, when his app wouldn’t work, was given a page from the EZ Cash Creator suite that offered no links to the right app. The customer had to contact them again to get access.

Price

The intial cost is $49 to purchase information on how to use and access this thing. There are up-sells (which must be purchased) to be able to acutally access the app. There’s also the requirement of hosting SimpleCashCode websites (up to 20 of these.) This array is an exact repeat of EZ Cash Creator. Many of the same pages are re-used here.

Up-Sells

1. $49 > 2. $197 > 3. $97. Like EZ Cash Creator, the user is hit with the first up-sell prior to seeing any other page on the website that comes up. (Note: THIS IS NOT THE APP! Added costs (explained above) are required. The first up-sell (if purchased) leads directly to the second, and so forth. I have not investigated any of the up-sells. Their sales videos are equally-full of lies and hype.

Down-Sells.

1. $29 > 2. $97 > 3. $97. Declining the $49 up-sell sends the user to the $27 down-sell. Just like the up-sells, the user is conduct to the next as he/she purchases them.

My Opinion

From the beginning of the promotions, even the JV invites, to the very end, this product is PURE rubbish! It is a rip-off and you should stay well away from this at all costs!

Many, if not most, of the elements found in this product has been ripped from the previous EZ Cash Creator, also a sinister creation of Travis Stephenson. It is re-skinned to its present looks. In essence, very little to nothing has been changed.

Absolutely STAY AWAY from this product! You WILL get ripped off.

My VERDICT:

scam! (2)

This product is clearly a scam and I strongly advise you STAY AWAY from it on all counts!

Who I Am and My Recommendations

danieleuergetes250I’m Daniel Euergetes and that’s my mug right there on the right! I am a proud and happy member of a most unusual and awesome online marketing training platform known as Wealthy Affiliate University. I have been a member there now since January 1, 2010.

Wealthy Affiliate University is all about learning how to build an online business where you will learn all the nuts and bolts to building and maintaining online campaigns. There are no up-sells of any kind, hosting is free to Starter as well as Premium members. The Starter membership itself puts these rubbish programs out of the ballpark by leaps and bounds! Lying, misrepresentation, false advertising, hype and any of the other vices you’ve seen in these programs featured here on this Review are never tolerated for a moment.

If you have any questions or comments, I’d like to hear about them in the comments area below. I will get back to you within 24 hours, and usually much sooner than that! I hope you’ve learned from this Review and you’ve enjoyed it as much as I do writing them for your protection!

Cheers!

Daniel

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