So, let me show you around and I will give you my opinion about this series of training modules and whether or not it will help you make money online. I purchased the front end product and also the first upsell, Advanced Training Course - Fast Cash Strategies which cost an additional $17.00. My review applies to these two products only.

Once I joined this training module I proceed to sit through every minute of all the training videos. I must admit I was kinda shocked when I saw the quality of the training. 

Not only is the author, Paul, using 'Paint' as a presentation board but the methods he suggest you use to boost rankings and traffic are incredibly outdated. More on that in the training part of this review.

It becomes clear very quickly that this training is all about making sales quickly and cheaply. You use tactics which sneak in ahead of the competition and uses low end methods to get traffic.

The end game here is sales, not customer satisfaction, user intent or giving value. Although this method may prove profitable occasionally it will not work long term and I will show you why with this very review I am writing right now:

I cannot recommend something like this because it amplifies the main issue with the Internet, which is low quality spam that is produced only to deceive people and make money.

I opted to buy the first upsell, which is the advanced training which is supposed to show you how you can combine all the 7+ methods taught in order to increase your earning potential.

There are 3 other upsells available, which are basically more advanced training and 'masterclasses' on using these same basic methods taught but at a more intense level. However, I do not feel the need to buy them as judging the basic methods are enough to judge the entire operation.

If the foundation training is no good then the advanced training won't be any better, seeing as that is the foundation for the advanced training.

The training itself is a series of 7 video tutorials and an additional 5 bonus training videos:

• The Buying Cycle
• The Clickbank Blueprint #1
• The Clickbank Blueprint #2
• The Clickbank Blueprint #3
• Advanced Training

But first, lets take a look at what's inside the initial training videos, starting with the first method:

This method focuses on the creation of niche websites. Small websites which are centered on a very small niche or product range. For example, you can create a small website purely for one type of running shoe or perhaps blenders.

Paul talks through the idea behind creating a niche website and talks about organic traffic, keywords, SEO and how the customer flow turns into commissions. You are also shown how to find the best selling products on Amazon in order to find which niche to focus on.

The video for the entire method is only 41 min long and, to be honest, is informational but not practical. You are not shown how to build a website or how to implement keyword research, SEO or anything. 

You are not shown:

• How to build a website.
• How to do SERP competition research.
• How to write content.
• How to create a user friendly theme.
• How to conduct onsite/offsite SEO
• basically, anything to do with making a website.

This first 'method' sums up an entire niche in a short video. I would not consider this to be a secret method or anything other than an informational video on a common way to make money online.

It is the equivalent of me giving you the keys to a car and saying, "Now you can learn to drive", without any guidance or help on how to drive the car.

Not the way it is shown here. Not necessarily because of the way the video is explained but simply because you are not actually shown anything. How is someone supposed to take the leap here, from getting a simple idea to building a website.

There are entire websites and communities devoted to this one category (building websites) and here it is summed up in one video. In subsequent videos there is mention of 2.0 social blogging platforms and WordPress but that is it. No training!

In this training module, you are shown how to find digital products that are about to be released on MunchEye, so you can be one step ahead and get ranked with articles and videos BEFORE your competition.

This is a very common strategy and works like a dream. But, once again, you are given some poor advice here.

Paul mentions nothing about the quality of the product you choose to promote. This training shows you to simply start promoting any new product and he uses one of his own reviews on his website as an example.

There is no mention of how to assess the quality of the product you are going to promote. It is incredibly important to only promote products you have used, tested and stand by because otherwise you are selling garbage and no one will ever buy from you again.

You are also given an outline of creating trust with your readers by adding an 'About Me' page to your blog and engaging with your audience. However, once again, Paul simply says 'Get a blog' but he does not say how to do it!

I have a lot of experience with helping people get going with blogging and most people are completely confused by the process of creating a website. This training will only confuse people.

You are also told to create a YouTube channel, but without any instructions on how to optimize the YouTube channel, or how to rank YouTube videos.

This method, of reviewing up and coming products before they are released, does work but not like this. This is another 'training' session on nothing because you are not actually shown anything.

The sales page says this is 'newbie friendly', this is not beginner friendly.

This is the method which suggests you post your articles to article directories like Ezine Articles in order to generate backlinks and traffic. This is terrible advice.

Do me a favour - Go and 'Google' something along the lines of "Is article directory submission good for SEO" and you will quickly see that this method stopped working 7 + years ago.

Why Paul is promoting this method is beyond me. I was genuinely surprised when I saw this. If you applied this strategy to an existing website you will ruin your website ranking. Google has made it very clear that these types of SEO strategies no longer work.

No. Article directories is not a viable way to build a successful business online. It will harm your websites SEO track record.

This method is a golden oldie - very similar to the Google Sniper method taught by George Brown back in the day.

Paul tells you to create an account with Web 2.0 blogging sites such as WordPress.com or Blogger.com and create a single page sniper site which has one purpose, to rank page 1 of Google and drive traffic to a sales/lead page.

Paul goes on to say that you have to create some content of at least 500-1000 words, which he seems to think is good enough, then place links and images. He guarantees you will see sales with this method.

This method is the low-end, churn and burn strategy. There is no value given here to the reader or yourself. This strategy promotes low quality products and is not something any self respecting affiliate marketer would put his name to.

Paul goes on to show you a page on Fiverr.com and encourages you to buy backlink.... this is a BIG NO! NO!

This method does work on a very small scale but you will have to continuously make more and more websites because if just one other real website writes a similar review, which is incredibly likely to happen, your sniper site will be pushed down the ranking because it carries ZERO ranking value.

In other words: You make a website, post a quick 1,000 word article, dump it and move on and you never look at the site again because it will be gone in 1 week. Rinse and repeat. 

Would you feel good about yourself using this method? Would you hold your head high and say you provide quality information about quality products and your website helps your readers find the information they want?

The next method is using YouTube and buying linkspace on other people's YouTube videos. The idea is that you find other YouTube channels within a niche you are trying to monetize and you then you contact other YouTube channel owners with a proposition.

You either ask them if you can buy their whole YouTube channel or you offer then a cash reward for placing a link on their YouTube videos.

You are shown how to filter down a targeted channel and how to avoid channels which are already monetized so you do not waste your time.

The idea is that the owner palces your link in their description of a popular video and then you get paid the commissions as a result. Quite a clever idea really. 

To be honest, this is actually a cool method. I would consider this method if you want to try and use it then please do let me know in the comments area. I would love to hear how you get on.

This method is a similar one to the sniper method mentioned previously. You use Google Trends to target new and happening trends with the free blogging platforms. You make a one page website on the free blogging platform and then use an incredibly irritating CPA offer to capture email leads, for which you get paid.

This is just a sneaky method to try and make some quick money on a new trend before other websites outrank you and you slip down the rankings.

Yes and no. Again, this a low quality and irritating method which you will have to create the website, put on a few hundred words of content, publish it and then dump it. You never look at it or touch it again. In a few days it will slip down the ranking and be dumped on the SPAM database of the Internet.

The last method teacher you about creating an authority website, which is the same as I promote here, and Paul outlines that it is much more work and it is incredibly important to post consistent content and a lot of content.

Rather sadly, this is the shortest video available and gives a very brief outline of what an authority site is and you are shown some examples.

Paul talks about the costs involved and the amount of work involved in creating an authority website. 

Profit 7 is not a scam. Paul and Trevor have produced a legitimate product here but it is just very low quality, in my opinion.

The methods they teach are either dangerous to your existing website due to the questionable SEO strategies or you are just using 'churn and burn' websites which offers ZERO value to your visitors because the products you promote are incredibly low quality. Also the 'churn and burn' timeline is so short you will never have time to write any quality and helpful content.

The people who read your content will be ripped off and no one wins. Would you feel comfortable with this?

Have you used this product yet? How do you feel about it?