Google Nemesis Review – Why I will be asking for a refund, and possibly black listed in the IM marketing circles
Are you ready for the truth, a behind the scenes, REAL review? This may shock you, and I’m sure all the big names promoting this product will black list me. I’m on the short list of those offering their true opinion of the Google Nemesis program.
I’m sure it’s tough to find any objectionable review of the Google Nemesis program, after all, review pages are the quickest way to get attention for a product you want to promote in hopes you will convince others to buy through your affiliate link.
You won’t see the same thing here, and YES I actually purchased a membership, and upgraded with an additional $47/month purchase in hopes to get to the REALLY good information. Here’s a tip … don’t go for the extra upgrade. The sales page is written very well, and has you believing you’ll have Chris X coaching you along as if he were right beside you. All I got for the extra $47 was a couple of PDF files that were written for another one of his products, it certainly was not written for Google Nemesis. To say I was disappointing is putting it mildly.
I will be doing a complete and formal review as I get closer to the first month, as I want to see if anything improves, otherwise I will certainly be asking for my money back.
Something I need to mention before getting started with this review … I am not a newbie to internet marketing, or Adwords, nor am I new with Clickbank. I have been online for more than 12 years and marketing Clickbank products is nothing new to me. I wouldn’t consider myself an expert either, but with the issues I have had with this system, I can only imagine what people who are new are going through.
First off, and this will sound very critical, but I am not happy at all with the system. If Chris X actually did spend over $60k on the Google Nemesis system, he paid WAY TOO MUCH.
You see, the major drawback to a template based system such as this comes when it reaches saturation, you will soon have hundreds if not thousands of look-a-like pages all over trying to promote the same programs, afterall, the Google Nemesis program teaches you to go after the best Clickbank products. Problem is … there are only so many best products to go after.
The software behind the system has very limited customization, sure it’s easy, I will give them that, but there’s no way to make the pages unique. All there is are a very limited number of font styles, and in the sales page it is indicated there are three templates. At the launch and the time of this writing there are only two.
My first two campaigns failed miserably, and the Google Nemesis system is very lacking, and feels very unfinished. If you would like an example, take a look at one of the Nemesis affiliates (this is not one of my pages) – http://www.allcbreviews.com/money/djkreview.html (pay attention to that URL … more on it later)
I’m sorry, but the pages produced by the Google Slasher software are flat out ugly, and I know most people will be thinking that the pages don’t have to look good to Google. True … but they do if you want conversions to the sales page.
The pages can be fixed by inserting a few basic html tags to seperate long text blocks and such with one caveat … something goes wrong when you make a copy with inserted html. I learned this after dumping $100 into Adwords before I realized the page I created from a copy of a failed campaign didn’t have clickable links to the products. A response from the Google Nemesis support team blamed me for inserting improperly formatted html. If this had been true the the original page I made the copy from would not have worked right either, but it did. The main reason I was making a copy was due to the fact that I had made a mistake in my Adwords campaign with the first attempt.
Since the Google Slasher (the software in the Google Nemesis system) doesn’t allow you to reset the tracking data and I didn’t want to be dealing with skewed data, I decided to make a copy of the page and start a new Adwords campaign. This resulted in the broken page I mentioned above.
There have been a number of other glitches that have happened along the way, but nothing I couldn’t figure out or get past.
A major beef I have with the Google Nemesis system is it has under delivered in a big way. I was drawn in to the sales page, and looked at this system as a way to save a lot of time. Truth be told, I have spent far more time trying to setup my first few campaigns and ended up only making one sale. Problem is, I have spent nearly $200 in Adwords marketing dollars. So if you add up the cost of the system, plus my Adwords costs, minus the one sale, that show me having lost more than $200.
I have made comments in my support tickets that unless there are some very dramatic changes to the system they won’t be holding my interest past the first month, and I would assume many more members will do the same.
In my opinion, Google Nemesis is marketed towards the beginner to intermediate user. The problem is, if you’re on the intermediates side (such as I am) the system is very limiting as I have explained, and the use of the allbcreviews.com url’s are going to be a dead giveaway and footprint to the Google Nemesis system. This will make it easy for competitors to find Nemesis users and steal their campaigns. If you’re new, the system wil be very confusing, and you’ll find yourself spending more time figuring things out, instead of making money.
I’m currently researching other products that will work far better than the Google Nemesis program, so far my two best alternatives are going to be …
Affiliate Elite by Brad Callen
and
Secret Affiliate Code by Craig Beckta
I will be doing a full review of both those program once I have had a chance to use them and see how they work. The great thing, Affiliate Elite is now only $4.95 to try for the first month and no setup fees.
Bottom line, if you want a system that will get you going faster, I would recommend using the money you set aside for Google Nemesis and use it on the Affiliate Elite and Secret Affiliate Code.
Enjoy … Scott
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