Blogging to the bank 2.0 ebook review

2008-08-28T01:33:00.000-07:00

Blogging to the Bank 2.0 is the follow up to the hugely popular original Blogging to the Bank.

As most people know blogging can be a great way to get visitors to your affiliate sites. Also, blogs have become extremely popular with more and more people reading blogs (web logs) than ever before.

Rob Benwell the author to Blogging to the Bank 2.0 and has created a multi-million dollar blogging empire. Here is my personal review of this product and hopefully I can help you know if this product is right for you.

Rob goes through step-by-step blueprint for long term blog profits. Here are the topics he cover in full detail.

-Market and Keyword Research
-How to set up your own blog with domain and hosting
-Making your own blogs
-best blog layout for maximum profits
-4 different ways to get great content for your blog (plus a method of using all 4 to make your blog interesting to visitors and gets more traffic from the search engines
-Optimizing your blog to get massive amounts of traffic
-Promotion and how to get high quality back links
-Web 2.0 Traffic and Promotion to get lots of visitors very quickly
-How to build your blog empire (I really liked this section)
-Advanced SEO
-Money Squeezing techniques to get the most from each blog
-Lots More

Rob also is giving 4 bonuses along with the Blogging to the Bank 2.0 eBook.

Bonus #1- Ready Made Blogs

Ready made blogs is 20 articles for 5 different niches (100 articles total) plus affiliate banners and affiliate information. I liked the articles as an added extra amount of content for getting started on blogging.

Bonus #2- Underground Seminar Blogging PowerPoint Slides

He says that people have paid $2000 dollars just to see these slides. I don’t know If they are worth that much but they are definitly a nice extra bonus.

Bonus #3- Article Assistance Software

Article Assistance is software tool that will allow you to submit your articles to 150 article directories

Bonus#4- Blog Announcer Pro

Blog Announcer Pro is a software tool that allows you to promote your blog across the web.

The bonuses for 2.0 are just that, bonuses. They should make up for lack of quality for a product. Blogging to the Bank 2.0 in my opinion does not need these bonuses to justify the price tag. While the 4 bonuses are a nice extra little something they really don’t need to be there as Blogging to the Bank’s content is enough.

I really enjoyed this eBook and would recommend it to anyone wanting to get started using blogs to promote affiliate sites. Rob Benwell gives lots of great information on all the intricacies of blogging. From how to get your first blog started, getting content and promoting your blog to the world. click here to view site

Blogging to the bank

2008-08-27T07:52:00.001-07:00

Blogging to the Bank, is intriguing.
Rob earns up to $516 a day from a network of blogs.
What's intriguing about this is that he's not a longtime blogging guru. He's been blogging for only a few months.
He didn't learn the process he uses from anyone else.
"I came across parts of this method by accident and just testing different things," he says.
In one experiment, he found he got a blog with 20 links to it to outrank an optimized website which had 1,000 links to it.
Surprisingly, he uses and recommends Google's Blogger.com software - because it works - and also a no-cost keyword research tool.
To back up his claims, he shows you four of his blogs and also shows you two of his high-demand key phrases that rank highly.
Blogs rank in top 10
I checked. Yes, his blogs DO appear in the top 10 in MSN for high-demand phrases.
For one phrase (using quotation marks) he's No.6 out of 774,216 pages. If you search without quotation marks, he's beating millions of pages.$516 a day from a network of blogs.
What's intriguing about this is that he's not a longtime blogging guru. He's been blogging for only a few months.
He didn't learn the process he uses from anyone else.
"I came across parts of this method by accident and just testing different things," he says.
In one experiment, he found he got a blog with 20 links to it to outrank an optimized website which had 1,000 links to it.
Surprisingly, he uses and recommends Google's Blogger.com software - because it works - and also a no-cost keyword research tool.
To back up his claims, he shows you four of his blogs and also shows you two of his high-demand key phrases that rank highly.
Blogs rank in top 10
I checked. Yes, his blogs DO appear in the top 10 in MSN for high-demand phrases.
For one phrase (using quotation marks) he's No.6 out of 774,216 pages. If you search without quotation marks, he's beating millions of pages.
What's more, he's doing tay Blogging to the Bank, is intriguing.
Rob earns up to $516 a day from a network of blogs.
What's intriguing about this is that he's not a longtime blogging guru. He's been blogging for only a few months.
He didn't learn the process he uses from anyone else.
"I came across parts of this method by accident and just testing different things," he says.
In one experiment, he found he got a blog with 20 links to it to outrank an optimized website which had 1,000 links to it.
Surprisingly, he uses and recommends Google's Blogger.com software - because it works - and also a no-cost keyword research tool.
To back up his claims, he shows you four of his blogs and also shows you two of his high-demand key phrases that rank highly.
Blogs rank in top 10
I checked. Yes, his blogs DO appear in the top 10 in MSN for high-demand phrases.
For one phrase (using quotation marks) he's No.6 out of 774,216 pages. If you search without quotation marks, he's beating millions of pages.
What's more, he's doing tfrom a network of blogs.
What's intriguing about this is that he's not a longtime blogging guru. He's been blogging for only a few months.
He didn't learn the process he uses from anyone else.
"I came across parts of this method by accident and just testing different things," he says.
In one experiment, he found he got a blog with 20 links to it to outrank an optimized website which had 1,000 links to it.
Surprisingly, he uses and recommends Google's Blogger.com software - because it works - and also a no-cost keyword research tool.
To back up his claims, he shows you four of his blogs and also shows you two of his high-demand key phrases that rank highly.
Blogs rank in top 10
I checked. Yes, his blogs DO appear in the top 10 in MSN for high-demand phrases.
For one phrase (using quotation marks) he's No.6 out of 774,216 pages. If you search without quotation marks, he's beating millions of pages.click hereto view site.