Now I have always been a sceptical when it comes to these online money making schemes etc. However the Arbitrage Consipracy Report really caught my attention. Firstly because the intial report was free, secondly it was quite detailed. Yes of course there was hype about the launch yada yada yada, but the concept made sense, particularly because it takes elements of Financial Trading and brings it to Google. Now I am not sure how long it is going to last but it does work, I made $31 to prove it. Now of course that is not alot and that was at an expense of $17 (PPC Campaign via Google Adwords, but a $13 profit or 76% profit is still one hell of a profit! As % that is phenomal and the work I did was very little. All I need to do now is replicate it and “Aymens your Uncle”, I too should be making $100,000 a day!! To be honest I would be very satisfied with $1,000 a day for an hour or two work a day, that sounds like easy money to me and $100,000 a day would essentially mean one would be spending between $20K – $30K on PPC traffic. That is a lot. So to get there one needs to have deep pockets, so I see this more as a gradual growth.

There are a couple of issues I foresee though, (1) Google starts to clamp down on it, but I can’t see that happening, because they obviously benefit from it financially. (2) The Merchants do not see it as a viable business model. I could see this happening, because for instance, I made $31 on a Acai Berry Trial Campaign. The Customer had to pay $6.95 for Shipping and Handling and they would get 3 free bottles. You can view the landing page here (www.acaiberryselect.com). Simple mathematics tells me the people behind Acai Berry have actually made an initial loss by paying me a hefty commission. But they have taken the calculated risk I hope, of saying ’Well foro every person that trials it, they go on to come back and order more at full RRP and they order $xxx worth per annum’, so in principle the Merchant should benefit. Lets hope!. (3) Efficient Market Principles. Many economist have written about the existence of efficient markets which are largely driven by Supply and Demand.  No we all understand that basics of this principle, but what happens when to many Affiliate Marketers chase too few good campaigns, the price of clicking goes up. Of course there are a number of other factors such as quality of PPC Advert that prompts the initial click, but if the CPC or Bid price is stilll high then chance are you will be at the bottom of the list if you are bidding relatively low and some schmuck who does know what they are doing bids high. Can I foresee that happening, certainly so, if the download figures of the Arbitrage Report are anything to go by many people will at least try it out, so that could mean for the next six months whilst the chancers are getting weeded out it might be a good idea to be testing on a small scale before increasing budgets etc once the chancers are bled dry.

The principle behind this is very simple, buy traffic at a low price and “sell” it at a high price i.e. if it converts you earn a nice bit of commission.  I was analysing my Google Adwords stats, and whilst they make for pitiful viewing, that fact is it took under 100 clicks to make $31 dollars. Obviously I will need a lot more clicks from that, but the TEST phase has convinced me. I obviously can’t afford to get on the Aymen program, but one thing we have to remember with the Internet is information will get leaked sooner or later, so I will be patient.

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