Full Jani G's Trifilliate Payday Review + Can I Rank for "Is TriFilliate Payday a Scam?"

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And no, that was not a shameless plug. Well, not a shameless, pointless plug (a Shpplug?) anyway. What you would have seen if you clicked the link is basically a replica of one of the types of sites that Jani Ghaffor of the new TriFilliate Payday, would have created. I figured I'd continue my system of reviewing new internet marketing products that I come across by writing a keyword rich header, then implementing basic SEO (I'll do a run on Free Traffic System after this) and, most of all, I'd show you guys that are reading a portion of what you can expect "behind the curtain" of the systems. Just like I introduced my Google Sniper Review in the same way George Brown suggests in his ebook, I built a quick webpage using philosophies from Jani G's TriFilliate Payday system.

Of course, if you want to skip the TriFilliate Payday review and all the needless plugs of Is Trifilliate Payday a scam and "TriFilliate Payday scam", then:

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With that said, let me just get this question out of the way: "Is TriFilliate Payday a scam". And by "get out of the way" I mean put in quotes so the search engines know it's extra relevant and give this page some extra rank. The answer to that question for you guys wondering, however, is an absolute, big fat, NO. Now you can choose not to believe me- after all, I did sign up as an affiliate for the product just in case someone does find this crappy little site (or the one I just built above) and decide to pick up from my link, but this is going to be an honest review. Then again, I guess if you choose to disbelieve me on my opinion of a TriFilliate Payday scam, then chances are you won't be too open to me being honest, eh? Read on, though, because I'm about to give you an overview of the system in a nutshell. Then you can decide to buy or not.

Okay, so Jani G's TriFilliate Payday- fresh off the virtual presses- is, from my point of view, a kind of revolutionary new system on list building and list management. And by list I mean email lists that people sign up to and then you can toss affiliate offers or promotions at them for as long as they stay subscribed. This TriFilliate Payday review won't go into list building outside of Jani G's system much, but I will tell you from experience it's a pretty rough task if you have no experience building an opt in list. The most basic way of building a great site and getting it ranked takes a ton of time and if you're not ranking for a great keyword the traffic you pull may not subscribe often enough to make it worth your wait. Even using PPC is hard because while you may get clicks and you can optimize for subscribers, it'll take a big bunch of money to really do well.

But TriFilliate Payday completely changes things. Instead of relying on search engine traffic, Jani G basically shows you how to manipulate smaller individual pools of traffic for a much more targeted and effective list building sequence. Is TriFilliate Payday a scam that's going to get you big lists full of useless people (like Double Opt in lists)? No, don't worry, the method involves getting targeted people onto your list who will be buyers later on down the line if you treat them right.

I can't disclose everything about what incentive Jani G uses in this TriFilliate Payday review, because it would be kind of douchey to give away the secrets, but you can get TriFilliate Payday for $97 by clicking here.

Now the big question for this TriFilliate Payday review is: Does TriFilliate Payday work? Well the page I linked above, to show you a teaser of the kind of pages you would have to put together (don't worry, that took only an hour even using the weebly.com interface- with your own site building software and hosting you'll probably be able to move faster) is laid out like on of Jani G's examples, but it isn't using the traffic source he suggests because it's just a sample for you all.

However, in theory, I would say that Jani G's TriFilliate Payday should work. I don't know about pulling in the kind of paydays he actually boasts about consistently, but certainly you could look forward to several hundred or even $1000 from a new launch.

But I do think there is one huge flaw that Jani G's TriFilliate Payday system kind of glosses over or doesn't even acknowledge- versatility. This isn't Google Sniper, which kills in any niche. The examples given by Jani require not only a launch, but pretty much a glitzy launch in the make money online niche. I'm sure if you thought outside the box and went searching harder for niche specific forms of the traffic source you would find them, but I don't think Jani gave any info on finding them easier or getting a high opt in rate.

Overall, I think this system has a few interesting concepts, and the idea of building a list in the way I can't detail in this TriFilliate Payday review, but which is pure genius on Jani G's part, is great.

However, I would not recommend you buy TriFilliate Payday. Simply because the $97 price is a little steep for what you're getting. This is a great way to build a make money online niche list, but you will have to really warp and twist if you want to make it fit in other niches. The lead incentive that Jani G suggests you use to get people to opt in relies on having kind of direct contact to an authority figure in the niche, which is hard for, say, the health niche.

Regardless, if you came here by typing Is TriFilliate Payday a scam? Into Google, be aware that it does work, but its use is limited. You may want to try it out yourself if you're in the make money online niche, but otherwise I wouldn't bother.

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Week in Review + Festivus Christmas Slowdown

Short post, so no manga review today (But I marathoned Medaka Box earlier this week, so expect a review of that some time down the line).

That being said, the picture above speaks for itself on something or other. Most likely exactly how noobish I am. As you can see, I've made a whopping $200 since beginning as an affiliate marketer all the way back in July or so. Now to be fair I set myself a goal of $3000 a month in September, and only got really serious (as in doing something every day) halfway through October. Actually ChaCha has thrown me off from most of my really regulatory stuff, simply because I can't afford to not take the guaranteed cash, yet. Anyway, add this to my CPA earnings of $21, and a few other sites where I've made a couple dozen dollars and I'm about 1/4 of the way to the $1000 goal I set for the new year (without using ChaCha). With this becoming apparent in my mind I decided I'd have to kick it into high gear around December 21st.

And by "kick it into high gear" I mean expend the $300 some odd dollars in assorted free advertising credits to promote my landers. I do have Aweber now, like, officially, and I even have a subscriber to my sniper site (which is ranking 37 for its purposefully targeted keyterm that gets 3000 searches a month, and 23 for its accidental keyword that gets almost 9000 searches a month). I also signed up for a 7-day free trial to Linkvana, and today all I did was post about 20 of their little posts for each my sniper site, and the blogger blog I set up for another product.

However, it looks like I'm going to have to start majorly fund raising, even with the cash I have I still need about $1000 by January 3rd if I plan to return to school. And that's assuming I can cash out all of my Clickbank earnings (which according to them I'll only actually get around $160 or something around that amount). But I am seriously considering taking some serious time off and going full time. I"m also going to be moving come the new year, so it might be easier to just not go back to school immediately.

Anyway, the secondary part of this post is kind of something I (and people on digital point, yes, I still go there) have noticed: Christmas is a bad time for digital products. My guess is people are too busy planning parties and buying tangible gifts (cause let's face it, no one wants to hand their family member a laptop and pull up an ebook on Christmas... Well, maybe if they bought the laptop) to look around online for cures to whatever ails them.

I'm thinking the only things that are doing really well are CPA offers. Even my Adsense income is down (part of this probably has to do with me only have 20 hubs and two blogger blogs to make up Adsense- BTW, I've made a combined $40 between my account and my mom's account, which I basically use for backup, but she has some stuff that's given us about $5).

Then again, maybe all the guys at digitalpoint are really morons and I'm a loser and people are still buying like crazy. I have no idea. But I tell you, I can't wait until this time next year when I'll (hopefully) have a better ground to stand on and not be constantly scrambling at things to make money. What's your experience this Christmas? Making the same amount of money? More? Less? Comment below and share.

Well, that's it for me this week. I know I said I would try and get a rough draft of my ebook, but I didn't do any work on that either. I'm definitely going to finish it by the New Year, though. Good luck and good bye!

P.S. I hope someone got the Seinfeld reference; I watched that episode earlier this week, lol.