The Death of “The Death of Reports”…
By Brian T. Edmondson in Product Reviews | 4 comments
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When I first heard about Simon Leung’s The Death of Google AdWords, I thought to myself…
“Another ‘death report’, how original.”
I’m still waiting for someone to release: ”The Death of The Death of Reports”…
However, considering that Simon Leung is a close friend of mine (I knew him before he left Google and started his own business), and that he actually worked at Google and knows some real “inside” information, I decided to take a look at it.
Considering that this report is being used by him as primarily a “lead generation” device, the content is actually very good and laid out well.
The title really does make sense, because in the content, Simon talks
about how Google’s business decisions are taking the company down.
And who better to write a report about this than the former most senior
AdWords Optimization Specialist from Google headquarters!
This is probably the closest you can get to a crystal ball in terms of what the next “Google Slap” will be…
Although very scary, I was happy to see that the upsell (yes, there is an upsell, which I also had a chance to review), reveals step-by-step how to solve these problems!
If The Death of Google Adwords is a crystal ball into the future of what Google has in mind for their philosophy of “Do No Evil” (your sarcasm detector should be going off) then The Life of Google Adwords is the road map of how you can prepare your PPC and internet marekting efforts accordingly…
If you are serious about making your internet marketing business a success, and master the cat and mouse game we know as PPC, then I highly recommend this report.
I recommend you grab your copy of The Death of Adwords right now at:
Click Here to visit The Death of Google Adwords
Sincerely,

Brian T. Edmondson
P.S. As mentioned in the review above, I highly recommend the companion guide: The Life of Google Adwords along with The Death of Google Adwords… why not just learn about the problem, but fix it!
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Melody Baker | Oct 31, 2007 | Reply
That is definetly a different approach to Death of reports. Am bookmarking this one
Ralph Dreifus | Oct 31, 2007 | Reply
Brian,
I thought you were part of the good old boy network of Internet marketing experts. My opinion for over thre years is none ofg them are experts on anything but hustling uninformed people out of $7.00 to $1,000 a pop. In the past three years I have not seen one of them that could tell the truth about anything.
The old saying if it sounds to good to be true it probably is. None of the experts are even smart enough to even realize that basic concept. They are so busy lying that like George Bush none of them know what the truth is any longer.
Like George Bush, if you lie long enough you begin to believe your own lies and you no longer know what telling the truth is.
They call internet markeing a niche business. It is not like any real business I have ever seen. It is more like street corner crack dealers down in South Philly. The drug dealers hustle and all of the names I have come to recognize on the Internet do the same thing. They prey on people and simply could care less. Those are the real facts plain and simple
Kenneth Washington | Oct 31, 2007 | Reply
You know Brian, I find it ironic that at the start of the holiday shopping season for the U.S., Google always seem to change their algorithms. So many X-employees are spilling the beans about the way Google really operates. Wonder if this hurts their company overall?
I’m noticing more and more ads being promoted by Google themselves for various CPA programs. Wonder if they’ll slap themselves? Probably not.
I spend 90% of my PPC advertising revnue with Yahoo Search Marketing, so the death of Google Adwords really doesn’t bother me one bit!
Colin | Nov 2, 2007 | Reply
Hey Brian,
How ya doing? I watched your email marketing and was blown away. I learnt so much from that short video all the other e-books and reports I feel are quite useless now.
I see you are a stand up guy and we need more like you in this industry. Most marketeers I’ve encountered are all self, self, self. I’ve subscribed to your newsletter and look forward to more inspiring content.
Thanks
Good Job