Keys to Your Wealth

Yup! That's what the ad said! I thought, hey, who would want to pass up on that! I filled out the form and sure enough, within just few minutes I got an email telling me that I had a site set up at:

http://www.yourbizwebsites.com/efreedom

Not only that, but my webpage has a place where you can sign up for your OWN free web page. How cool is that?

My idea of a site is actually having my own domain name. I'd be more inclined to call it a free web PAGE rather than a site. But semantics aside, I now have a web presence and it didn't cost me a cent.

If you head over to the link and take a look, you'll see that the page promotes 3 affiliate programs by writing a short review for each and providing a link to the affiliate program. (In your setup for the website, you are asked to input your clickbank affiliate ID and your adsense code).

YourBizWebSites doesn't stop there, they actually provide you will a few guides to read on getting free traffic, using adwords for ppc (pay per click) traffic and how to optimize your website for search (SEO). Nothing really earth shattering here. His recommendation is to use paid advertising to drive traffic to your site more quickly.

Now of course, any free offer must be followed up with a paid offer. Chris Cobb, creator of YourBizWebSites does a pretty good job of selling you on the idea of "If one income generator is good, 10 is at least 10 times better!" He'll create an additional 10 websites for you for free and put it on your own domain. The catch, buy webhosting for a year. $150.

Well, $150 and a few minutes later I have my own domain and 10 more websites web pages. [Apparently the number of websites web pages has increased from 10-34 in the last month or so but I didn't retroactively get the new sites pages]

The original free page became the home page at my new domain-- http://www.bizopreviews.net/
http://www.bizopreviews.net/AcneFree

And the new pages are:

• http://www.bizopreviews.net/AffiliatePayload
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/BuildingMuscle
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/CatTraining
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/Dating
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/DebtRepair
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/DogTraining
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/FAPTurbo
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/GetExBack
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/RealEstate
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/SaveMarriage
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/SkinCare
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/Spanish
• http://www.bizopreviews.net/WeightLoss

Take a look around at any subjects that interest you. What I'd like is some feedback in the comment box. Tell me if the review is any good for any of the programs and if you participate in the program, report on what you discovered. If you need more than comment space, I can set you up as an author.

Certainly the topics are some of the most popular on the internet.

In the fasttrack program (additional webpages), Chris also did an auto submit of the pages to several sites like: search sight, exact seek, amfibi, web search, sentence seek, fyber search,  site on display, and aesop. I've not seen significant traffic from these and no sales at all.

Because so many folks have these sites, unless you modify them to have unique content, it's unlikely that you will get any free search traffic. So, a real key to make this work would have to be paid advertising.

It sure is a fast way to get pages up and running and hooked up with monetization. If you have a list or are willing to spend money on paid traffic, it might be a winner. Certainly even the extra pages are a lot cheaper and quicker than trying to put up your own pages. You get a real host with the deal so you can add other domains and separate the pages out to them and/or you can actually modify your site. For many folks, having something built right away and then incrementally changing things over time is a great way to go.

For traffic, Chris is giving a recommendation for a company called Get Traffic Now (Get-TrafficNow.com) and Google Adwords. He says the Get Traffic now will get your sites listed on over 100 of the top search engines. [Most SEO specialists will tell you that you only need the top 3 and they prefer to find you organically]. I'm afraid I'm not impressed.

But, you might as well sign up for your free page (top right corner of the main site http://www.BizOpReviews.net). It costs you nothing and gives you a page to work with. As far as spending another $150, I guess it depends on how well you can bring traffic to the pages and what the conversion rates are. Or on how well you are able to change the site and optimize it for the search engines. As always, it's your decision, but now you have more details to work with. 

Rich Freeman, Keys to Wealth