I have been reading a lot of your stuff. Excellent content. I’m going to hang around your site for a while. I need more ideas. I am receiving hundreds of traffic to my site and growing rapidly, however I still have not made a sale.

Excvellent information about Robs blogging to the bank. I’m happy to stick with one niche at a time. Too many blogs is too time consuming.

Thanks Yaro

Richard

What I liked about it is the detailed info regarding off page factors that is backlinks what are the automated software that will help the process faster but that is also the only way possible.

Through blog commenting is a good way but it is a time consuming and more importantly a boring work. in fact humans can’t do it.

Yes that is right Rb left out some of the information. Do you know what are those. Well I do not know all of them but some important information like getting backlinks.

Where to place the backlinks?
shall I place it just in the blog post? or should I use a separate place. This was not revealed. I found through the hard way. I will tell you where to place the backlinks.

Go to design section. Select the link list option (from the mini window) enter any number of backlinks there. That is how backlinks take account.

Previously I thought just placing in the blog post will do.

I gave this information for Free which the gurus won’t reveal for obvious reasons.

There is another info. Do you know how to remove nofollow tag from comments? well I can’t reveal think over you might be able to find how.

I went through
sunae’s comments and I agree with him. Yes most of the links don’t work which lead to time barred domain. He (Rob) has simply gave version number with rehashed stuff of the previous versions.

The information I gave about backlinking, which Rob has cleverly didn’t reveal was pulled from Google search (some articles I think). What this means is these information are available for free online. One has to search for and of course he/she should know what to search for. Otherwise people like …so and so,.. will keep ripping off innocent people’s money.

Thanks,

Your review is great. I actually bought Rob’s ebook
and I found out it was principally targeted at
beginner or intermediate bloggers.

The review is spot on.

I bought not only the book but his “Blogging to the bank live”….. Here’s my email to Yaro and Rob unedited since I minorly edited it in my response to the review of BTTB2.0:

Rob and Yaro,

I have been a follower of Yaro’s blog for over a year and am a member of his Blog Mastermind program. I tend to put a lot of weight in what Yaro has to say about others in his field, and so excitedly bought “Blogging to the Bank 3″. Boy! Was that a waste of money! What’s worse is that I signed up for what I thought would be an opportunity to learn more indepth information with “Blogging to the Bank Live”.

As I read through the materials today, which I purchased just this morning, I discovered that 99% of the links to Rob’s “resources” are crap. They go back to his sales page. The links to the “Undergroundsuccess” resources are now a parked domain advertising stuff about Tony Hawk. The majority of the written information is simply his 2006 package re-packaged. What’s not apparently simply re-packaged from an earlier edition would fit in an ezine article and I have seen written on any one of a dozen article sites.

After watching the videos for “Blogging to the Bank Live” my disappointment and disgust only grew. While there was finally some valid information, the way you suggest “jumpstarting” someone’s readership after saying that you were going to go from “0 to a six figure income blog in 12 months” was to recycle the URL of a domain you already owned on the subject to begin with. That’s not exactly starting “From 0″.

Now, Yaro, you know my philosophy on learning from something like this as we’ve discussed it in the past when I first complimented you on Blog Mastermind… “If you learn even one new thing from a book/course etc on your professional field and that new thing makes you even a dollar per customer then it’s paid for itself.” Unfortunately with blogging to the bank, there is nothing to learn. It is rehashed public domain information with broken links, frequent typos, and constant misuse of homonyms which is distracting to say the least and confusing at worst.

Yaro, I have to give you the benefit of the doubt and just assume that you never had the opportunity to thoroughly go over Rob’s content before not only recommending it on your site, but also giving him a testamonial for him to put on his sales pages. Rob? I can only say that as of now in my book you are the next generation of Jeff Paul. You are a repackaged ripoff artist and I do want my money back.

Sunae.

As of now, I still have no response from Rob and I WILL be calling clickbank. This book was only fit for lining my cat’s litter box. No links work, it still recommends using blogger to host the blogs etc. He’s one of the biggest rip offs I’ve seen in a LONG time.

I think the reason for being pushed down is because I have not updated as frequently as Spiders would like to be updated.
Anyway these are learning curve and so I realize what to be done during the course of the Blog’s existence.

I created a BLog on June 30th for one moderately searched for keyword “fake printable…..” (keyword not given fully) around 800 searches per month according to Google external keyword tool and it got indexed in 2, 3 days and ranked 2nd position for broad match and 1st position for exact match (“”) when I accidently checked (NOT expecting) on 27th July.

I can’t believe my eyes that I can rank my Blog within a month to the top most position in Google, though Yahoo is yet to rank it.

Good news is this despite the fact that my blog hardly has any backlinks when I checked and its top ranking is because of onpage optimization which effectively means off page optimization doesn’t count for this low hanging fruit (low competition) keyword.

I fell the same as you Yaro on the UNDER EXPLAINED – robot type of thing. I had to put so many thing together on my own. IS VIDS ARE NICE BUT TO SMALL TO SEE THE LINKS/INFO YOU SHOULD PUT IN -REPLACING HIS INFO, For starters.

If you are not wise enough to notice the links he tells you to USE YOURS HERE will only be his links to clickbank/ejunikie and not your own. I am not the best (yet) at this so I am thankful I noticed that when a person did tell me she signed up for his BTTB through my site.(I have had 5 sign up and i have yet to receive anything for that – ah well)

Hey we all learn right, so no sour grapes here but I will now learn how to put YARO, DARREN AND RON on my top upper page and remove his sites that he hasn’t paid me for as of many months now.

After three months it would be KIND if one finally answered an email from Hostazar or from himself as i have twittered and written him many times over now. He has only answered one em form em about 5 months ago now.

I do love the package deal tho (nice to have everything in one little box ya know- and I am getting more hits every day. I will be grateful for that, and try a better thing next time.

Thank you Yaro for being one of the truly great ones, inside and out.

Tasha
http://www.theeangels.com

Last but not least there are a lot of bloggers who get pissy about people non bloggers making money using a blog platform. Why? Jealousy is the only thing I can come up with. They are stuck on the people will by my ad space or adsense is all I need mode of thinking and neither works really well on its own.

If the disposable site gains some PR great you have an even better source of income. Paid posts and backlink programs are great extra sources of income for disposable sites and so what if they cause you to loose PR, the site only has value as long as the information in it was popular to begin with.

There are a lot of ways to make money online, you just have to think of each of them as their own business with its own business strategy.

After completing my reading I thought before leaving the forum I would leave one formula for success (along with an example) showing how money can be made and continue to be made for years to come. Hopefully, I can express this clearly in a few words.

Because the topic here is blogging the obvious starting point is to begin developing one and only one blog that covers a topic you have knowledge of and enjoy as a hobby. If you cannot accomplish this first step my tip will not help you – I am sorry. At the same time, develop the layout for a membership site that is intircately linked to the blog topic. The membership site can be developed as you work on driving traffic to your blog.

Initially, the blog theme must have a “how-to” theme associated with it. For my example I will use quilting. Why quilting? I don’t know, perhaps because my wife makes quilts. Anyway, it is a good topic for discussing my point. Make an initial post and begin driving traffic to your blog. For instance, I may set up an initial post for cutting out quilting squares, selecting a pattern, etc. This should be very basic in nature and preferably should be supported in video format.

Note: I will not cover traffic driving techniques and methods but instead leave that research up to you.

When you begin to generate traffic really encourage participation by your visitors and develop a “community feeling.” Continue to over-deliver your content and tips.

Now, introduce your membership site using a very soft sell approach. The objective here is to demonstrate to your visitors that there is more additional value in the membership site that justifies moving from a free blog to paying a monthly fee. My objective with a membership site is to select topics that permit developing a product from start to end and then showing subscribers how to sell that product to cover the cost of membership and make a few bucks. Ever priced a well-made quilt? Document the whole process, step-by-step, on video and provide a CD to your members for their archives. Your members gain valuable tips, increase their knowledge, and end up with a sellable product at the end of the process. Believe me, they will keep coming back.

As you gain enough support for your membership site shift your blog to be informational only. For instance, I may include review of a quilt show, discuss a new technique or two, etc. Product reviews and monetization of information is shifted to the membership site. Use as many videos as possible!!

The bottom line is use your blog to establish a membership site presence and then use them hand-in-hand to keep your visitors happy and informed. It does not take many members paying $19.95 per month to either generate a full-time income or easily make extra cash. Will it take time? Will it take work? Yes, but the rewards are there and you can make a living promoting something you enjoy.

Best of luck to all…….

Even though making money with my blog is not my core business, I am an Internet Marketer. 100% of my income comes from affiliate programs. Not from my blog but in a combination of what I learned by Perry Marshall (b.t.w.: Yaro, I liked your interview with Perry) with affiliate programs.

I’m not a millionaire. Even better, I just sold my Jaguar last week and bought, uhumm, a Renault Twingo.

Every time I see this so called big guys with their mansions and Ferrari’s I know what to think. They just telling the lies that people want to hear. It’s sometimes hard to believe that many people get involved in this over hyped nonsense.
However, as long people listen to the lies they wanna hear, they maybe deserve to being lied to. Hard but true.

If I had a so called secret to make millions within a year, I wouldn’t share it with anybody. I don’t even share the details of what I am doing now to earn my lunch, though there is no secret involved.

No hard feelings, I like your blog.
Mario

Where most people shoot themselves in the foot is they won’t commit to thier business, and be prepared to spend some money on outsourcing the routine, and / or less vital aspects of thier business.

The distinction that has to be made is between a cost and an investment. Outsourcing, when appropriate and well done is an investment in your businesses future.

JARichards

I am amazed, stunned, flabbergasted, shocked, disappointed, in TOTAL disbelief, sickened, but most of all surprised YOU, Yaro recommending this Rob Benwell S**T.

Ok, perhaps not recommending it, but reviewing it and leading people to it.

This guy DOES NOT cares LESS about his customers than that he cares for the stinking shit he dumps in the toilet the morning after a long night on the beer and too many burgers afterwards with a lot of garlic.

If you ask me: This guy DID NOT make a million blogging, he might have made it with selling what is more a great and marketable name than that it is a quality product.

EVERY single BTB book is crap.

My opinion: people can do without it.

Sorry to sound so harsh..

Walt

It appears incredibly authentic and immediately my trust in Yaro soars – hey- it was actually pretty high anyway – but as a result of this – I will be back to this site in a couple of weeks (no I’m not going to do it now because I must focus on finishing some other work first). 24th March I’ll be back.

Im going to add this to my swipe files as a great example of doing a review.