Finally! My Blogging to the Bank 3.0 Review
November 4th, 2008 | 
Author: Note: I was giving a review for Blogging to the Bank but recently my links going to his site took my readers to some other products he had posted on the same page. I consider this bait and switch and I’m not liking it. So probably to keep his gravity up, instead of buying a new domain per product initially and setting up a new CB account, Rob simply takes his old product to a new domain, and sticks some other product up on his site so as an affiliate, I’m unknowingly sitting there promoting some new product that I know nothing about.
If you know ME, you know I don’t promote unless I’ve personally tried it, so I feel scammed. I’m removing all references to Rob and his products due to these unethical practices.
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Very nice review. I like the honest approach you took. I would agree that it is definitely for beginners but I think it is worth the price.
Thanks for the really honest review of BTTB3, Tiffany. I’ve read lots of reviews that said that this guide is a bit basic as well. Btw how is this product compared to another Warriors’ blogging products such as Atomic Blogging or Blogger’s Paycheque?
I second the thanks for the honest review. I’m new to all this affiliate marketing/PLR stuff and so often I search for a review of something I’m about to shell out hard earned $$ for and just find loads of positive reviews with affiliate links in. Of course no one’s going to put you off when they’re going to earn a buck too right?
Thanks for the tip about the website – I’m off to check it out.
Very refreshing review – honest and not a pure recommendation just to make a buck, so thanks for that. I’ll check out Craig’s site too. Always nice to find good free resources!
I just recently purchased Blogging to the Bank. I ran into some issues using wordpress, and attempting to host it with godaddy.
Is there better, much easier hosting out there?
Also, how long does it really take to profit from a blog if you are blogging hard?
Lastly, with what you know about blogging…is it truly possible for Rob to generate over $90K in a month using what he is teaching in Blogging to the Bank?
Thanks for the feedback!
Antonio
Hi Antonio!
Oh gosh yes. I used to use goDaddy too but then everyone told me a better way – and I love it: http://www.tiffanydow.com/Hostgator.html I have a baby or hatchling plan – can’t remember which – it’s under $10, unlimited domains, easy to use.
Blogging hard – profitability depends on SO many factors – what topic, what kind of traffic you’re getting, what you’re pushing. I mean if you’re pushing $9 products with a 4% commission, it’ll take your longer than pushing a $97 product with 50% commission.
Do I think Rob makes $90k a month blogging? I can’t answer that. I believe he may make $90k a month – but I wonder how much of that is blogging about his blogging product? I’d love to see niche proof. But again, that’s me thinking aloud. I have no clue what he does in niche areas and how much is real versus proof of sales but by blogging ebook sales.
Tiff
Thank you so much for that. I already have BTTB 2.0 and was just about to buy this. I’ll use the money I would have spent to get you Squidoo eBook instead.
-Wendy
Hi Tiffany,
Nice review. I can confirm what you’re writing about BTTB 3.0. This is not suitable for an ultimate beginner, I think, because it doesn’t teach you how to blog. Rather, it is meant to show you how to attack a niche market with money-making blogging. It is very focussed, straight-to-the-point ebook. No fluff.
I would recommend this ebook to bloggers who are concentrated on getting fast profit. It can also help a blogger involved in Internet Marketing to boost his business if it’s stuck for whatever reason.
Right – it’s more about profiting. My mine concern was people who already owned BTTB asking if they should go buy the newer version – and that’s a no. LOL
I bought a website from Benwell on a Friday morning. Finally asked for a refund on Tuesday without receiving product. His staff doesn’t work weekends. I found his OTOs unethical and manipulative. His customer service was arrogant and non-responsive. Never again. Jerry