On the water gas car campaign, this week say the launch of new Google adwords (clickbank) product which was very heavily promoted. I'm not going to mention the product on this blog because I don't want to be accused of promoting it!

Anyway, one of the campaigns "given away" to sell this new platform was in fact a review site "running your car on water." Now one of the keywords was "water fuel kit" and on google the ads are still running (the campaign add was www.allcbreviews.com, so if you go onto Google look for that ad).

I think lots of marketers might have piled trying to reverse engineer that campaign. This could of course have distorted the figures. Of course the landing page for the Google Adwords product showed this as a very successful campaign (obviously) with the obligatory high clickbank earnings screenshots.

But as you say there is a lot information about on running cars on water, you've only got to go as far as Google's organic search or Wikipedia! Maybe people are looking for some "magic formula."

The irony here is that this is exactly the campaign "exposed" in the Google Nemesis video that showed Chris McNeely making $1500 a day, I believe, on this exact market! So how do you explain that? He even shows the exact keywords he used.

Heard recently the the whole "water for gas" market is being stopped by Google. No more adwords for that stuff. Whether it works or not, it looks like it's no longer an Adwords option

Affiliates don't really care…I've come to that conclusion. Its a hot market and they make money, thats all they care about. I know of one merchant who I've spoken to and he has never seen it actually work but he makes up 1-2K a day.

Chris X is only releasing that info because he's a merchant…best way to get an army of affiliates. Why don't people get that?

I really enjoyed and learned from your short video, thanks.
I'm a newbie. Have kept my ear to the ground about a website, but am too busy with my 'real work'to play with the internet. Some emergencies were taken care of at the same type this google nemisis was launched. The price was low with a guarantee so I tried it. Clickbank huge gravity and Chris X numbers made me draft a web site for the water/gas crazy while I never felt good about it.

Your straight talk is what I like, you seem credible and knowledgable. I'm cancelling Nemisis Monday and will search for a product to promote that I like and want to buy regardless of gravity.

In regards to the water car market which google have banned, why would google ban
this market: well because the oil companies have most likely paid them off to stop
people from advertising these products.

You guys say that this is not headline news on cnn, well why do you think that is,
the same reason as to why google have banned this niche.

If you don't want to go into this market then that's fine, i will continue to make
over $1000 in sales per day.

There have been alternatives to running cars on oil, gas (as in bottled variety) is being pushed in the UK, France has Electric cars but there have been real results. All hidden away in case we don'g buy our gas from X

With Iran now having missiles that can block the straights of Hormouz they can cripple us in one strike. Everyone looks at Israel where a few will probably be aimed, but as a country full of oil, to turn off most of the worlds oil would make the 70's look like childs play.

If the home made gizmo works - it works. If something else does not work and appear on the market soon we are all stuffed - or affiliate. Hummer anyone?

ps Seems Google approved the add.

I have been in this niche since about the first of June. It works fine and I'm making a little profit each day. Google has not banned the keywords or niche. My clicks are costing me too much, but I believe I'm getting them less expensively than most. It's a pretty fair niche.

Hi Amish, great contents, as usual from you guys.

I have a question. In some of my AdGroups, my QS is "great", my minimum bid is $0.05, and my Max. CPC is set to 0.10 (double the min. bid), and my avearge CPC is 0.06. But my avearage Ad Position is very low (like 10, or even 13).

What's your take on this? I thought if you have a great QS, your ads would be up high with low CPC, but here I have great QS and therefore low CPC, but low ad positions. What could I do to increase my ad position?

Much appreacited.

I have a question about the Laura Hutton campaign. In this last video you were answering someone's question about how you knew the campaign was A) making money and B) how you knew that the people running the ads didn't know exactly what they were doing.

When you were explaining, you brought up on campaign and pointed out that the person was running 4 ads..therefore they probably weren't tracking keywords correctly. But you either didn't look closely enough or maybe did notice and hoped nobody else would…that each ad was advertising something different. All went to the same URL, but in one ad, they were advertising a different cosmetic, two other ads were advertising pajamas or something. ONLY ONE of the ads was advertising for Laura Hutton. So this was obviously a store or online site that was testing what was converting visitors into buyers.

So this example doesn't fit into your explanation at all. I'm a little confused. And now I'm wondering if this might be the case for more ad groups than I am aware of. Can you respond to this particular example? Thanks.

Hey far out surfer dudes kinda guys,

Your stuff is top shelf, just keep it up!

These comments and questions are prime example
of why this type of maketing can and can't work.

Every one has their own take and the combinations are
endless, to put together a profitable campaign with
unique offer, ad, kw, etc. is want tis all about.

To our continued success,
chazzzer

P.S. Your stuff is top shelf, just keep it up!
(oops think I said that already)