BlackHat SEO News & Reviews

I saw these vids that were just added to YouTube. This dude talks about black hat SEO strategies. It’s basically a lot of bitching, throwing in stuff like “it’s not fair” and “it hurts people” which isn’t true. Black Hat SEO is abosultely fair, anybody can do it. Black Hat SEO doesn’t hurt anybody, I’ve never seen a black hat website that reaches through your computer screen and stabs you. This isn’t “great content” like they’ve called it.

I don’t think this presenter has actually DONE any of these tactics and has never EXPERIENCED any of the penalties he claims you’ll get. This is just propogating more myths, fears, and unbased claims about black hat SEO strategies. This is a way to try to pitch their site I guess, but it’s just another example of preying on newbies, at least in my opinion.

Even if these claims were legitimate, they just say what they are. They don’t show exactly what people can do that can supposedly get them penalized. Why is that? Probably because they don’t even know how to do what they’re saying NOT to do.

I’m already not much of a fan of ebooks, but I get really mad when some “guru” makes a super hyped up sales letter to sell an ebook that doesn’t really teach anything interesting or innovative. The Top Secret Magic Code is totally going on the shit list.

What’s the big secret? Apparently it’s the site Etology.com

Wait, so the author doesn’t actually have an interesting, original, piece of web code? Nope.

When I first saw this I thought “he sounds like he’s talking about cookie stuffing, but Clickbank would never approve that” so I was curious. What a waste. The “secret” is to sell 125×125 banners on your blog? WTF? That’s the secret? That is NO secret. What a scam.

Just to top off the sleaziness, the author says he bought a big fancy expensive car, and include a photo of the car, FROM THE WEB. Wow, genius! Now I can claim to have any car by snatching a picture of it off Google Images and pasting it into my ebook full of commonly-known marketing methods.

BIG THUMBS DOWN

The Top Secret Magic Code gets a whopping 0/10. That’s right. NO POINTS.

I usually find some redeeming qualities in products but this one had none. Totally inconsistent with the sales letter and scummy claims.

The Top Secret Magic Code is NOT RECOMMENDED!!!

Looks like I gave everything away in the title!

This product, the Fat Rich Pig is a total ripoff of the Rich Jerk. It comes with some extras, such as the Affiliate Crusher software, but the ebook is a rewritten version of the Rich Jerk ebook. I mean almost word for word in a lot of places, recommending the same programs in the same order. The graphics are made to look similar to the Rich Jerk graphics with a fresher look!

My test runs of the Affiliate Crusher were very disappointing. The program crashed before it did a respectable amount of work. The biggest attraction for me on this program was the software, as an alternative to Affiliate Elite. Well, the package disappoints, probably one of the reasons people don’t much talk about this product.

The whole package comes with a lot of bonuses, but no information is innovative that either the Rich Jerk hasn’t already taught or that is being talked about for free in every internet marketing forum or membership on the planet.

The Fat Rich Pig program gets a 3/10 and a spot on the shit list.