Where the hell is Google Cash Kit?

Around late 2003 or 2004 the ORIGINAL Google Cash course was released. Recently there have been dozens of companies releasing products using the name “Google Cash” in them such as “Google Cash Kit”, “Make Google Cash”, “Earn Google Cash”, “Easy Google Cash” which is really starting to confuse people AND generating a lot of questions and strange discussions at WorkAtHomeTruth, such as:

Q: I order google cash kit, where the hell is it? why cant i seem to even email these people? i paid the damn money and i never even got an email. i am really getting pissd off. can you help me?

A: You are talking about a completely different product than the one reviewed at this site.

The one you are talking about is NOT on our top 10 recommended home business list and has NOTHING to do with the one reviewed at WorkAtHomeTruth here:
http://www.workathometruth.com/Google-Cash-review.php

These new products are confusing people because they include the OLD Google Cash name.

In fact there are so many new products calling themselves “Google Cash”, Google Cash Kit”, or “Google Home Business Kit” that I have no idea which one you’re talking about.

Where did you find the product you’re talking about?

Reply: i found product online when i googled “work from home denver”.

it is some kind of work at home system that only cost $1.95 for shipping, so i thought it might be a good one.

i’m not upset about the money, but i was recently laid off and i wanted to start working from home. this whole thing is very confusing, and i do not want to spend a bunch of money on something thats not legit.

maybe your knowledge can help, lots of people say they make a good living only a few hours a day, i am willing to work 6-9 hours like a regular human being. if you can help, i would really appreciate it, i just want to get something started. p.s. it says you can start making money in 72 hours, and get a check in a week. thanks so much for your time!!

My answer:

What’s your background. That will help. I can probably point you to some free training to begin with.

After that you’d want to move to some form of low-cost training with a help forum.

But knowing what your background is first will help.

Theoretically you can make money within 72 hours using what’s called pay per click marketing – but as I discuss in this section on my site – most people will LOSE money with pay per click marketing first…so I recommend people start with something else:

http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2008/01/05/bootstrapping-your-business/

Everything is about increasing the odds of something working – nothing is going to work 100% of the time.

Reply: hi Paul, i have marketing experience but not online. i have a company that i am trying to expand in the US, but i am not getting a paycheck until i sell some product, when i will earn a commission.

[Note: the specific market this person mentioned has been removed for privacy reasons].

My Reply: There are a couple paths you could take on this (or both):

I’m going to break them into two.

Path 1) is to build an authority site – a large site based on expertise in the field designed to gain a large amount of free search engine traffic. WorkAtHomeTruth is an example of an authority site.

You can determine if a site is an authority site by typing the url into the Google search box. If the listing for the site has “categories” beneath the listing – it’s an authority site.

Some of the free information that would help you to build an authority site while also driving free traffic from other sources would be:

I’d combine those with additional online direct marketing fundamentals taught through the free course at http://www.erictips.com which should definitely be a part of your strategy and for optimizing conversion rates. The training from EricsTips is here:

http://www.ericstips.com – you can get to the lessons without signing
up for the newsletter if you want be going to the following links:

http://www.ericstips.com/tips/lesson1/
http://www.ericstips.com/tips/lesson2/
http://www.ericstips.com/tips/lesson3/

There are also 14 good free videos at http://www.affiliatemoneyrevolution.net/go/FreeTrial (NO cc) which will help reinforce some of the other, previously mentioned information – although I’d consider those optional OR you might consider the $67 one-time upgrade fee there as I’ve volunteered to help out in the forum along with the owner Michal Brown so you’d get additional help.

Path 2) Still requires you get some statistical data on your conversion rates – although it doens’t have to be hardcore-accurate necessarily. I.e.,

Path 2 involves preparing your offer or offers for consideration by one or more of the affiliate networks which have large bases of affiliates.

I’d recommend we come back to that once you get more online experience. But typically the set up works like this:

  1. You decide on a price.
  2. You decide on how much of that price you’re willing to pay to the affiliate network
  3. The affiliate network decides how much of that price to pay their affilaites.
  4. You have to front a certain amount of reserve money to guarantee payment to the affiliate network.

The affiliate network path can obviously drive a lot of sales quickly, but you have to make sure your offer converts well before approaching the affiliate networks.

Eventually you may want to look at some of the information from Perry Marshall here:
http://www.perrymarshall.com/products/

As PPC can not only drive quite a lot of profis, but also give you a lot of statistically significant results very quickly.

In the long run, I’d also highly recommend in investing in at least ONE of the training courses by http://www.marketingexperiments.com such as the Certified Online Testing Professional course:
https://www.marketingexperiments.com/ge3/offer.php?id=3

You will want to hold off on that course until you have quite a bit more online experience under your belt, but I’d recommend taking a look at their research archive as it will take you out of the realm of online marketing nonsense into how professionals run and test their businesses:

http://www.marketingexperiments.com/research-topics/research_archive.html

Hopefully this isn’t too overwhelming for you, but it is all free and high-quality information and more suited to what you are trying to accomplish.

MyHelpIsFree.com opinion explained

Q: Could you please explain what is wrong with MyHelpIsFree.com by Jean?  Thanks.

A: Here are the problems I see.

1) The sites appear to be cookie cutter sites.
2) The sites I’ve reviewed that were set up by the owners of this system seem to be poorly optimized for the search engines. John Mann just wrote a very good article about the basics of what you should strive for when optimizing your web pages here.
3) I don’t see any backlinking being done. If that is in fact correct, then it will be even harder to get any reliable traffic to the sites.

I used  http://www.backlinkwatch.com to check for backlinks to the sites listed on this complaint: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/421/RipOff0421783.htm

You will still need to pay for hosting and buying the domains. That’s not a problem per se, but if you are going to pay for hosting and domains you should make sure you’re getting proper training and learning to optimize your sites correctly for traffic generation.

I actually think that in general that when you are FIRST starting out it’s a BAD idea to let ANYONE do your work for you unless you’re getting a recommendation from someone you really trust. Although even then you are MUCH better off learning enough about the the type of work you’re farming out to make sure you are choosing the right person for the job – otherwise you are just flying completely blind and really have no idea whether or not the person that’s doing the work for you even knows what they’re doing. You both need to speak enough of a common language to make sure you are really getting what you’re thinking you’re getting.

I would suggest you start with the article about researching a niche market by John Mann here to understand the basic elements needed to start ranking your sites in the search engines. And you can also grab an excellent free book on search engine optimization at SEOFastStart here.

Related sites:

  • www.247ClickBankGoogleCash.com
  • www.3500Weekly.com
  • www.BigCashToMake.com
  • www.EasyBigChecks.com
  • www.EnvisionIncome.com
  • www.MyHelpIsFree.com
  • www.MyServiceIsFree.com
  • www.MyWorkWillBeFree.com
  • www.OnlineDailyCashCow.com
  • www.WebPayChecks.com
  • www.Work-Home-Money-Internet-Business.com
  • www.WorkIsFreeToday.com
  • www.YourWebsiteIsFree.com
  • www.YouWillGetPaid.com

Note: I am NOT saying that MyHelpIsFree is a scam. I’m just explaining some of the issues I have based on the websites I looked at and how the offer is structured.


Make Google Cash is NOT Google Cash

7/30/2009 update:

I ran across a product recently called FastCash with Google after seeing an advertisement in a bizopp magazine for a site called GoogleThisMoney.com which redirected to a page promoting FastCash with Google.

As you’ll see in the rest of this blog post, these aren’t the types of programs you’ll find on the Top 10 Recommended Home Businesses list. And you’ll also see that there are a lot of new products coming out that are leveraging the popularity of the original Google Cash product that came out many years ago. These new products have nothing to do with the original Google Cash product by Chris Carpenter.

I started getting some comments about Google Cash that didn’t make any sense until I found out that there is a totally DIFFERENT product called Make Google Cash that apparently is somehow related to a product called GoogleRevenueStreams.

I want to point out that NEITHER Make Google Cash NOR Google Revenue Streams have anything to do with the Google Cash product that is reviewed on WorkAtHomeTruth here.

The original Google Cash (also known as AffiliateJackpot) by Chris Carpenter came out in 2002 (although the site GoogleCash.com apparently wasn’t created until 2003) and was a breakthrough product at the time.  For the most part it was fairly easy to make money with the Google Cash system and those of us who got in on it early did quite well…but more importantly those of us who continued to work on our fundamental internet marketing skills stayed in the game, while others seemed to fade away.

Some people just don’t like the four-letter word “W.O.R.K.” even if the work can ultimately provide them with more flexibility and freedom than most business models.

I don’t know if products like Make Google Cash are trying to leverage the Google Cash name or if it’s just a coincidence. There’s no real way to know as both “Google” and “Cash” are hugely popular keywords – meaning that it’s very possible that it’s a complete coincidence.

As I said, I don’t even know what the products MakeGoogleCash and GoogleRevenueStreams are. I know as much as you about them which is that GoogleRevenueStreams apparently involves some sort of 10-day trial period followed by a $49.95/month fee according to this section of the Terms and Conditions in the “Monthly Fees” section:

“The initial shipping fee of three dollars and eighty seven cents includes the Federal Grant Resources Kit as well as ten (10) days worth of access to the online directories and training. After 10 days, you will automatically be billed a forty nine dollar and ninety five cent recurring monthly fee for the greenteaxtreme.com membership.”

The bottom line is Google Cash is a totally separate product from BOTH Make Google Cash and Google Revenue Streams and has nothing to do with those two products at all.

You can read about the original Google Cash product here. I don’t know the other two products.