I bought the $365K Blog Traffic Formula less than 48 hours ago. As the subheader states, it’s all about “how to attract 365,000 red-hot visitors to your blog like bees to honey – without AdWords…”

There are two reasons why I bought the $365K Blog Traffic Formula.

1. It was written and published by MaxBlogPress, the same people that created MBP Ninja Affiliate and other awesome tools for WordPress.

2. The people interviewed in this ebook. They are some of the really successful bloggers, and according to the sales page, they are telling their stories about how they became successful, and what you should do in order to get massive traffic (and become successful as well…)

The price for this ebook is ok, not cheap and not too expensive. When you pay $37 (I paid $27 for the launch discount), you expect that you’ll get something of really good quality. Think about what kind of books you can buy at Barnes and Nobles for $37. I also expect that what I get my hands on is information I can’t get anywhere else.

Before I continue, let me give you a brief overview of the people interviewd:

1. Chris Garrett
2. Daniel Scocco
3. Darren Rowse
4. Jack Humphrey
5. Jason Katzenback
6. Matt Garrett
7. Yaro Starak

The interviews with these guys are what The $365k Blog Traffic Formula is all about, nothing more and nothing less. That’s what you get. Well, almost. If you act fast (order within the next minutes), you also get two bonus interviews with:

1. J.D. Roth
2. Tom Kuhlmann

And of course, when you buy this, you’ll get presented with a one-time-offer. If you buy that one, you’ll get access to even more interviews. I didn’t buy it, maybe I should, but at the moment I don’t have much time to read due to my vacation starting in a few days (and that’s when I’ll be 100% with my family for 5 weeks).

The $365 Blog Traffic Formula is an ebook of 70 pages with all interviews. At first it looked a little short, and the interviews looked like a few brief sentences from each of the blog traffic wizards. But when I started to read I soon realized that it was close to perfect. That’s because it was straight to the point, it was only the sentences you needed in order to understand their messages.

The ebook is actually a lot like Blogging to the Bank, but this time it’s genuine interviews with some of the most successful people in the business, and they are telling us what works. For instance, they are answering questions like:

“What’s your most effective traffic generation strategy which works every time for you and gives the best return in terms of traffic regarding to your time spent?”

“Most bloggers like to get passive traffic… What are the one time actions we can do which will keep on bringing traffic without any effort after that?”

“Let’s say you lose your name, contacts and everything. You have to start from scratch as a “nobody”. What will you do then for the next 30 days so that your blog will start getting 1000 unique visitors each and every day?”

Should you buy The $365K Blog Traffic Formula?

Yes, if you’re looking to gain massive traffic by blogging, you should buy it. On the other hand, if you’ve read Blogging to the Bank, or you are a member of Blog Mastermind or Become a Blogger Pro, then you’ll have access to most of the information already. But to me, it’s always something different to read interviews of really successful people, I am learning way more from that than any ecourse.

I bought Flash Optin a few weeks ago, but I’ve just recently started using it. The reason I bought it was that I thought they looked amazing, and from the sales page, it sounded like it was fairly easy to use.

I am a newbie when it comes flash, and can’t imagine that I would be able to edit any flash files, well, maybe if I got some very detailed instructions. So, when I bought Flash Optin, it was with this in mind. I had to be able to use it without hardly any editing, and it should be fairly easy to install on my websites/blogs.

First, I think that the price is just right. It cost $27, and that’s not a whole lot, but all you get are various optin forms. You don’t get a system to help you earn money, or any information product, or any software for that matter. All you get are optin forms. But on the other hand, they are the coolest optin forms I’ve ever seen.

Optin forms are important, most of the time, they are the reason why people sign up for your newsletter or whatever you are offering. If you are using optin forms on your website or your blog, it’s important that they are designed by a professional. I’m not saying that a sales letter is not important, because if you are using a sales letter, well, then your optin form will be part of it and not the most important part, but that’s a different story.

With Flash Optin, you’ll get the following five modules:

1. Flash Video Opt-in Player
2. Blog Sidebar Opt-in Forms
3. Wide Opt-in Forms
4. YouTube Opt-in Templates
5. How To Create a Sales Video (tutorial)

You’ll see examples of how amazing looking all the opt-in forms are when you visit the sales page of Flash Optin. What I believe is the most important part, at least for me, when it comes to whether you should be buying this or not, is how easy it is to edit and install on your website/blog.

It was incredibly easy to edit the text. It was a separate text file with all the optin forms, and all I had to do was edit plain text. It was done in a matter of a few seconds. Now, I also got the source files, for every optin form. But since I’m not a guru when it comes to photoshop or flash, I’ll leave them untouched.

If all you need is to change the text, you’ll be up and running a few minutes after you’ve bought it.

I’m using AWeber for my newsletter, and it was very easy to add the code from AWeber into Flash Optin. It took me less than a minute.

What I didn’t enjoy as much, was the lack of information when it comes to how to add the optin forms on my wordpress blog. There are lots of javascript and various code that I needed to add in order to get the forms to work. I tested it several times without any luck. In the end, I decided that using an iframe was the easiest solution.

At the moment, I am using iframes on my blogs, but that’s probably not the best way to do it. The most important part for me, it works and it looks amazing.

View the salespage of Flash Optin.

Listbuilding is a technique most Internet marketers use in order to gain extra traffic and earn money. What they do, is build a list of people (their names and email addresses) who are interested in a specific topic. They build targeted lists. Then, they earn money by sending them emails with offers related to their specific topic of interest. And if they want extra traffic, they send links to blog posts and websites related to this specific topic.

Now, the easiest way to build a targeted list, is to give away something for free to people with this specific interest. In return for the free gift, they need to sign up using their name and email address.

With the Super SignUp System, you get your hands on a complete system for people who have an urge to earn money online. You get some great ebooks to give away, and you get the squeeze page pre-designed and pre-written for you. All you need to do is add your signup form from your autoresponder.

I’ve tested the system and I think it looks awesome. I’ve also gained many signups by using this sales page (without doing any modifications). I think all I did was add my name, and add the codes for the signup form. It took me no more than 3 minutes.

You also get a pre-designed and pre-written One-Time-Offer (OTO) page. When people sign up in order to get your free gift (the ebooks), they receive a confirmation page with the OTO, where they can buy the resale rights to all the ebooks you are giving them. This way, they can earn money from the ebooks, not just read them.

To be honest with you, I thought that the OTO page was awesome and that it would help generate a lot of cash. But, during the time I tested it, it didn’t bring me one sale. I’m not sure if I did something wrong or not, because I still think the OTO page looks awesome.

I think the Super SignUp System is a bargain. It’s only $9. The system is super easy to install, you’ll get your signups, and you might even earn extra cash from the OTO, even though I didn’t.

I have been using Tweet Adder for about a week. I bought it on May 29, but I didn’t really start using it before the day after. So far, I have an incredible story to tell you.

I never spam

I’m not one of those guys that will try to spam Twitter, or try to get thousands of new followers in just a few days. I enjoy quality, and I try my best to keep my Twitter experience a good one. I’m not testing Twitter, in order to see how I can exploit the system before I get suspended.

I’m only using one account, even though I know that I probably should use several (one for personal stuff, one for business, maybe even one for each of my blogs). So, that being said, I was a little sceptical when I bought Tweet Adder, and I was unsure how I was going to use it, in order not to become yet another spammer.

So, let me tell you how my experience with Tweet Adder have been.

For Windows and Mac

The reason I bought Tweet Adder in the first place, and not one of the other similar Twitter software (like Hummingbird) was due to the fact that I can use Tweet Adder on both a PC and a Mac. This is the first Twitter software I have found that I can use on my MacBook.

Testimonials

Before buying it, I searched google for testimonials. I even asked people on discussion forums what they thought of Tweet Adder. All the information I gathered were great feedback, not one negative response.

How I am using Tweet Adder

The reason I am using Tweet Adder, and the reason I am so incredibly satisfied with this software, is because it’s really easy to find targeted followers. I do it, by first finding targeted people to follow, and when I find the right people to follow, usually, they follow me back.

For instance, I am following people who are interested in Internet Marketing. I have specified that I want to follow people who are using “Internet Marketing” as a keyword in their tweets, and/or as part of their profile (bio) on Twitter. I am also using several other keywords related to my interests.

This is a really powerful feature. I’m only looking for targeted followers.

What I am not using (but could be using)

I am only using Tweet Adder to get targeted followers, but I could also be using the software to send direct messages to all my followers, or send tweets at specific times. Since I live in Norway, I could send tweets while I’m sleeping, and most of my followers are online (they live in the US). It’s a powerful feature, but I haven’t used it yet.

I can also specify Tweet Adder to do some automated tasks every time I log in, or at a specific time every single day. For instance, I could unfollow (as many people as I want) at a specific time, automatic follow users, or automatic send a message to all my followers.

Results

As I wrote earlier, I’ve been using Tweet Adder for about a week. And I am not a spammer, so I’ve just been adding a few followers every single day (instead of hundreds). During a week, I have close to 300 new targeted followers at Twitter. And, I’ve spent no more than 20 minutes during the week to get all the followers. Most of the stuff is done by the pust of a single button.

If I wanted to, I could probably have added an extra thousand followers in a week. To me, 300 new targeted followers a week, is more than enough.

Screenshots

I have added a few screenshots from when I first started using Tweet Adder. At that time, I had 1765 followers, now as I am writing this, I have more than 2000.

Who to follow:

How to add followers:

How to unfollow:

Software updates

It’s been an interesting week. During the week I’ve received five updates of Tweet Adder. The company behind the software are working to keep it at the top, as the number one software for Twitter promotion and marketing. I think they are doing an awesome job.

Summary

To me, Tweet Adder is the perfect Twitter companion. It’s easy to use, yet extremely powerful. Follow my progress on Twitter and you’ll understand what I’m talking about.