Reverse Attack Marketing Google Group Rocks!

I haven't talked about Reverse Attack Marketing in a while. Mostly because I have been busy implementing it. Of all of the programs/trainings bits I have picked up over the years. RAM is by far the one piece that has done more to help me get traction in affiliate marketing.

Not only is the concept sound, but the Reverse Attack Marketing Google Group, the only upsell with the product, and I think it is like $10, is worth the price of admission. I've joined several mastermind groups that have cost me thousands of dollars and have not gotten half, even an eighth, of the value this little group (there are almost 500 members now) has to offer.

There are every day people with differing levels of experience in the group. The questions that get asked often lead to more revelations either because you go and research the answer or because someone else comes up with a solution.

The basic RAM strategy is sound. After using it for over a year now, I've gotten into a groove with how I implement it. Everyone kind of figures out what works for them based of some basic information. Reverse Attack Marketing is not a get rich quick scheme, but it is a build your empire soundly strategy that works across many platforms and will help you do what you are already doing online better.

If you are stuck about how to "make money online" as an affiliate, if you don't really have an understanding of keywords or driving traffic, this is for you.  Even seasoned marketers are part of this group. You can ask questions, get answers, get support and actually, *gasp*,  make money.

Almost everything in the Reverse Attack Marketing strategy is free or has a free version to use. While it is primarily designed to promote Amazon products I can tell you first hand it works well with just about any affiliate offer out there! You will learn to rank your stuff on the first page of Google. You will learn to dominate the first page of Google for long tailed keywords. With a strategy that teaches that and a whole group behind it how can you possibly not succeed?

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