Google Nemesis

Chris McNeeny launches Google Nemesis, a rather hype-y sounding product that tempts you with its make money online possibilities.

But what is it, exactly, and what can it do for you? And what must you first do in preparation?

Google Nemesis assumes that you will advertise in Google Adwords. In other words, prepare an advertising budget of anywhere from $50 to $150. The key here is to attract around 250 visitors, and have those targeted customers buy your product.

Sounds simple enough, right? It's just that you need to answer the following questions:

• Who should you attract?


• What keywords should you target?


• Once you attract people, what should you show them on your webpage?


• What key elements must you include in your webpage, so that visitors end up buying?

Remember the movie Next (starring Nicolas Cage, Julianne More, and Jessica Biel), where Cage plays a magician who can actually see two minutes into the future? He sees different scenarios of failure and success, and is therefore able to correctly choose the winning steps right now.

That's how I see Google Nemesis.

The system gives you a look into the future, by analyzing what other successful people are going to promote. The winner products are automatically spotted, plus you are given some templates or web pages that you can display to interested buyers of the detected winning product.

Imagine... what if you knew beforehand what products are selling well on the internet? And what if you knew what to say to people, with the help of a pre-made web page? Wouldn't you want to send those eager buyers to your webpage?

(How does the Google Nemesis system know all this? Well, they will host your landing pages and they will also require your affiliate username and password for tracking purposes. Some folks are uncomfortable with that idea, and rightfully so. Others, on the other hand, are willing to take the risk. It's your call.)

What if you also knew what very few (profitable) people online knew?

For more details, please check out the info laid out in the Google Nemesis.

NOTE: If you're security conscious, then just give it a look but don't buy Google Nemesis.

[ First posted on 07/10/2008 by Manuel Viloria ]