Is there a 10 Day Cash Secret for easy internet wealth?
Today, I’m going to talk a little about my experiences so far with Neil Shearing’s “10 Day Cash Secret”. So, just what is the 10 day cash secret? Well, Neil Shearing is an internet marketer from England who has developed a wordpress plug-in that will automatically load a merchant’s datafeed at specific time intervals. For those of you who don’t know (and I didn’t, until very recently) there are many merchants who offer product datafeeds that affiliates can use to create online stores. These datafeeds are usually csv files of some sort, which usually contains the merchants entire catalog. You modify the datafeed with your affiliate ID. If someone then clicks on a product from the store you’ve created, they’ll be taken to the merchant’s store. If they buy something there, you will get a commission from that merchant.
What Neil has done is to use wordpress to create these online stores very quickly. Furthermore, you can set it up so that a new entry is put on the blog every 5 minutes. The advantage to this is that search engines love fresh content from blogs. Typically, they will rank fresh content from a blog higher than they usually would, for a period of time. So, with your blog / data feed store updating every 5 minutes, search engine spiders will be crawling your site within hours. In theory, you will rank highly in the search engines, and people will come to your site. If they click on anything, and then buy something, you’ll make some money. You don’t have to worry about search engine optimization, ppc ads, or anything else. Your blog / datafeed store with its updated content will do it all for you.
The example Neil gives in his sales letter is this site:
http://winebuyersuk.com/
He set up this site, and within 10 days, had his first sale. Within the first month of this site being live, it did $3851.30 in sales. Now, this is total sales, not commissions. However, let’s say he’s getting a 10% commission. Making $385 a month from a site as simple as this isn’t bad at all, is it? I mean, if this works, all you’d need to do is to create another 10 sites, and you’d be sitting pretty, right? Well, I thought this looks interesting, so I paid $154 dollars for the basic plan (you can pay $300 for the deluxe plan, which includes direct e-mail support from Neil) and got to work. So what happened?
Tune in tomorrow to find out 
To our Success!
- Dave
