Haven't posted an update the past few days because I've been working on my Plug and Play Niche Cash Review blog.
Finished day 12 yesterday, which involves linking your hub sites together (like a mini linkwheel). Didn't take long, but day 10 and 11 did require a bit more research. Those days are about getting your link on other sites.
I feel I should warn you that day 11 involves buying links. Now, you could wait with this one until you made your first sale and then invest that money in a link if you don't want to spend the money right away. Also, if you have a few high PR sites of your own, this day might be redundant. You may as well put a link to your PnP blog on your own sites in that case instead of buying a link.
On another note, I received an email from Elysia Brooker on Saturday to let me know the 2 blogs I ordered were ready. All the details were in the mail;usernames,passwords,urls,... Including on where to start in the guide (day 9 if you're interested).
All the sites look good. I'm glad I decided to order them, now I know how much time it saved me.
For those of you still interested in buying PnP2, at the moment there are less than 100 spots available. Oh, and if you're ready to buy, don't forget to check my Plug and Play Niche Cash bonus here.
If you're wondering whether you will be able to use Plug and Play Niche Cash on a Mac, you can stop worrying now.
I just received a confirmation from Andrew Hansen.
Of course I pretty much figured you would be able to use the material on any Apply. After all, it's a bunch of downloads and online videos.
The downloadable material comes in a .zip file (I looked it up, you can use a free program like Zipeg to extract the files).
- pdf guides (use Adobe Reader)
- xls spreadsheet (if you don't have Office for Mac, you can download NeoOffice for free)
- all the video walkthroughs are viewable online, no extra software needed
- the site templates need to be adjusted (I use free software Kompozer, there's a Mac version as well)
Hope this info will help you make the right decision.
If you decide to buy Plug and Play Niche Cash, don't forget to check out my bonus here.
I just received a confirmation from Andrew Hansen.
Of course I pretty much figured you would be able to use the material on any Apply. After all, it's a bunch of downloads and online videos.
The downloadable material comes in a .zip file (I looked it up, you can use a free program like Zipeg to extract the files).
- pdf guides (use Adobe Reader)
- xls spreadsheet (if you don't have Office for Mac, you can download NeoOffice for free)
- all the video walkthroughs are viewable online, no extra software needed
- the site templates need to be adjusted (I use free software Kompozer, there's a Mac version as well)
Hope this info will help you make the right decision.
If you decide to buy Plug and Play Niche Cash, don't forget to check out my bonus here.
Time for me to update this Plug and Play Niche Cash review.
Haven't worked as much on PnP2 as I would've liked, but I'm in the middle of renovating my bathroom (and in case you didn't know, bathrooms are important for women ;-)) and due to technical issues with my ADSL line I'll spend the rest of the week surfing at a massive speed of 64kb or something like that...
Which brings me to a small disadvantage concerning the video walkthroughs; they're not downloadable. If they were I would've downloaded them all before I even started this Plug and Play Niche Cash review.
That said, they're not impossible to watch on a slow connection, I'm just not used to minor delays anymore. I think the reason they keep them online is because they have links in the action guide to the videos.
Also, I received a mail from Andrew notifying me that they had updated the action guide and corrected a few minor mistakes. They fixed the mistakes I was going to let them know about, so they saved me the trouble :-)
Nice to see they're on top of things.
So what have I been up to?
So far I've rewritten all the content that came with the package. I used The Best Spinner (already owned it), while PnP recommends Rapid Rewriter.
BTW, you don't need an article spinner, so don't worry about spending more money. As a matter of fact they even recommend you rewrite certain articles manually to make sure they are original and easy to read.
I bought a domain name relevant to my niche, set up my blog (I already had hosting), posted 2 articles on the blog, created a review page.
This afternoon I submitted 2 articles to ezinearticles.com, hopefully they'll be accepted within 48 hours.
And that's about it. After dinner I'll be starting day 8 of the action guide; creating 3 hub sites.
Haven't worked as much on PnP2 as I would've liked, but I'm in the middle of renovating my bathroom (and in case you didn't know, bathrooms are important for women ;-)) and due to technical issues with my ADSL line I'll spend the rest of the week surfing at a massive speed of 64kb or something like that...
Which brings me to a small disadvantage concerning the video walkthroughs; they're not downloadable. If they were I would've downloaded them all before I even started this Plug and Play Niche Cash review.
That said, they're not impossible to watch on a slow connection, I'm just not used to minor delays anymore. I think the reason they keep them online is because they have links in the action guide to the videos.
Also, I received a mail from Andrew notifying me that they had updated the action guide and corrected a few minor mistakes. They fixed the mistakes I was going to let them know about, so they saved me the trouble :-)
Nice to see they're on top of things.
So what have I been up to?
So far I've rewritten all the content that came with the package. I used The Best Spinner (already owned it), while PnP recommends Rapid Rewriter.
BTW, you don't need an article spinner, so don't worry about spending more money. As a matter of fact they even recommend you rewrite certain articles manually to make sure they are original and easy to read.
I bought a domain name relevant to my niche, set up my blog (I already had hosting), posted 2 articles on the blog, created a review page.
This afternoon I submitted 2 articles to ezinearticles.com, hopefully they'll be accepted within 48 hours.
And that's about it. After dinner I'll be starting day 8 of the action guide; creating 3 hub sites.
When you decide to buy Plug and Play Niche Cash like I did, you will be offered an upsell.
You can choose between having one or two blogs completely set up for you. According to the sales letter, it would take 5-7 days for them to complete the project(s).
Here's how it works;
What you have to do
What's done for you
All that's really left for you is some more traffic generation.
I ordered 2 blogs for $297. It seemed ridiculously expensive at first, until I broke it down and realized how much time it would cost me to do the same amount of work. So for the cost of say 15 500 word articles, I could have a whole money making structure set up. With unique content. That closed the deal for me.
First thing I did after paying, was chose two products I wanted them to build a blog on. I choose two with higher commissions, hoping I would make my money back quicker. One with a $70 commission, the other one with a $144 commission.
A couple of hours after mailing them the info they needed, I received a mail notifying me that due to the overwhelming success, the projects would take 7 days to complete. I was glad to hear back from them so quickly (it was launch day after all). As a matter of fact, I didn't even expect to receive a notification about when they would be finished, I already had my mind set on the 7 days they mentioned in the sales letter.
I’m very curious to see what they’ll come up with next week. Hopefully it will live up to my expectations (which, I admit, might be a little too high right now). I'll keep you posted.
You can choose between having one or two blogs completely set up for you. According to the sales letter, it would take 5-7 days for them to complete the project(s).
Here's how it works;
What you have to do
- choose one or two keywords (depending on what you bought) and email them your affiliate id's and the keywords
What's done for you
- domain name bought and set up on their free hosting
- blog created and optimized for SEO
- review page created and linked
- first unique blog content created and posted
- your affiliate links are added
- all content is rewritten for you
- 2 articles posted on ezinearticles.com
- linkwheel containing 3 hub sites with unique content created and linked back to you
All that's really left for you is some more traffic generation.
I ordered 2 blogs for $297. It seemed ridiculously expensive at first, until I broke it down and realized how much time it would cost me to do the same amount of work. So for the cost of say 15 500 word articles, I could have a whole money making structure set up. With unique content. That closed the deal for me.
First thing I did after paying, was chose two products I wanted them to build a blog on. I choose two with higher commissions, hoping I would make my money back quicker. One with a $70 commission, the other one with a $144 commission.
A couple of hours after mailing them the info they needed, I received a mail notifying me that due to the overwhelming success, the projects would take 7 days to complete. I was glad to hear back from them so quickly (it was launch day after all). As a matter of fact, I didn't even expect to receive a notification about when they would be finished, I already had my mind set on the 7 days they mentioned in the sales letter.
I’m very curious to see what they’ll come up with next week. Hopefully it will live up to my expectations (which, I admit, might be a little too high right now). I'll keep you posted.
To make this Plug and Play Niche Cash review complete, I feel I have to explain why I bought the product in the first place.
You see, I'm a bit of a scatter-brain (if that's not a real word, it is now). I have the attention span of a squirrel high on red bull. So if I can outsource work, it's in my own best interest. Otherwise I would get absolutely nothing done.
I've only been outsourcing article writing for a little over a month, but I could see how it made my "job" easier. So when I came across Plug and Play Niche Cash, I was very interested.
Now I don't usually fall for those "we do it for you" package deals. They usually don't work. But because I know Andrew Hansen's reputation, and because the product will only be sold to 500 people, I figured it was worth checking out more thoroughly.
So I started on the math. How much would it cost me to outsource everything you get with PnP2? Waaaaaaay too much to even consider going that route. Sure, I would be the only using the material, but at what cost?
PnP2 is interesting because of the price, and more importantly, because of the limited number of users. Now you might think 500 users is a lot of competition. But do you have any idea how many of these 500 will never even get started with Plug and Play Niche Cash?
I figure if a 100 people work on more than 2 blogs with this system, it will be a lot.
And because I didn't want to fall in the procrastination trap, I decided to take advantage of the upsell. More about that in a later post.
So now you know why I bought PnP2. Because I'm lazy, lack structure, trusted Andrew's reputation, finally want to see some consistent results with this online thingy and because I decided to forego a vacation this year so I could spend that money on creating a decent business.
It's all about breaking down what's important to you and how much you're willing to give up for it. Right now, building a profitable business to replace my mind-numbing 9 to 5 is my priority (apart from paying my bills, obviously).
You see, I'm a bit of a scatter-brain (if that's not a real word, it is now). I have the attention span of a squirrel high on red bull. So if I can outsource work, it's in my own best interest. Otherwise I would get absolutely nothing done.
I've only been outsourcing article writing for a little over a month, but I could see how it made my "job" easier. So when I came across Plug and Play Niche Cash, I was very interested.
Now I don't usually fall for those "we do it for you" package deals. They usually don't work. But because I know Andrew Hansen's reputation, and because the product will only be sold to 500 people, I figured it was worth checking out more thoroughly.
So I started on the math. How much would it cost me to outsource everything you get with PnP2? Waaaaaaay too much to even consider going that route. Sure, I would be the only using the material, but at what cost?
PnP2 is interesting because of the price, and more importantly, because of the limited number of users. Now you might think 500 users is a lot of competition. But do you have any idea how many of these 500 will never even get started with Plug and Play Niche Cash?
I figure if a 100 people work on more than 2 blogs with this system, it will be a lot.
And because I didn't want to fall in the procrastination trap, I decided to take advantage of the upsell. More about that in a later post.
So now you know why I bought PnP2. Because I'm lazy, lack structure, trusted Andrew's reputation, finally want to see some consistent results with this online thingy and because I decided to forego a vacation this year so I could spend that money on creating a decent business.
It's all about breaking down what's important to you and how much you're willing to give up for it. Right now, building a profitable business to replace my mind-numbing 9 to 5 is my priority (apart from paying my bills, obviously).
You know how many people write reviews about products they've never used? That includes Plug and Play Niche Cash reviews. I don't think you want to know...
Well this Plug and Play Niche Cash review will be different because I'm one of the 500 people who actually bought it. The screenshot below is the first screen you'll see when you login to your account.
I'll use this blog to post my experience with PnP2 as I follow the training and use all the ready made material that comes with the membership.
In case you're wondering, I bought the second payment option. It's a one time payment, but it saved me $44.85 and I received some extra bonuses.
In all honesty, the bonuses weren't the reason I got that option. I already own PotPieGirl's Squidoo guide (as well as her One Week Marketing guide). Chances are I won't even read the SEO domination guide (too lazy). And although I would like to join the webinar, I'm hoping Andrew will record it and make it available for members anyway, as I have knack for forgetting about live webinars (probably has something to do with time differences).
So why did I pay for the whole thing in one time? Because Niche Marketing on Crack is responsible for the first $10 I made online. So I knew Andrew Hansen is the real thing, not some guru raking in the big bucks while leaving all his customers hanging. Paying extra for 3 payments didn't make sense to me.
Hope you'll stick around to read the rest of this real Plug and Play Niche Cash review.
Well this Plug and Play Niche Cash review will be different because I'm one of the 500 people who actually bought it. The screenshot below is the first screen you'll see when you login to your account.
I'll use this blog to post my experience with PnP2 as I follow the training and use all the ready made material that comes with the membership.
In case you're wondering, I bought the second payment option. It's a one time payment, but it saved me $44.85 and I received some extra bonuses.
In all honesty, the bonuses weren't the reason I got that option. I already own PotPieGirl's Squidoo guide (as well as her One Week Marketing guide). Chances are I won't even read the SEO domination guide (too lazy). And although I would like to join the webinar, I'm hoping Andrew will record it and make it available for members anyway, as I have knack for forgetting about live webinars (probably has something to do with time differences).
So why did I pay for the whole thing in one time? Because Niche Marketing on Crack is responsible for the first $10 I made online. So I knew Andrew Hansen is the real thing, not some guru raking in the big bucks while leaving all his customers hanging. Paying extra for 3 payments didn't make sense to me.
Hope you'll stick around to read the rest of this real Plug and Play Niche Cash review.
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