Recently, I tested Pawan Agrawal’s RSS E-mail 2.0 to see if it lived up to the hype I read on the sales page. As you may know by now, after 20 years in the direct-marketing industry, I’ve experienced my share of hype and ripoffs…
Following is my personal, unbiased review of Pawan’s recent release of ‘RSS E-mail 2.0′
First off, for the currently discounted price of only…$9.00 (yes, that’s only $9 US dollars!) I honestly didn’t take it seriously at first. This was the first clue that told me RSS E-mail 2.0 may be a ripoff! Seriously, who can sell a product that does what all it says it will for only $9?
However, after reading further and checking the product out for myself, I can honestly say it is a steal at this discounted price!
Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, I think there’s only 72 hours before RSS E-mail 2.0 increases back to its original price.
Here’s what I discovered…
RSS E-mail 2.0 is a step-by-step tutorial kit that includes ten (yes, 10) screen-capture VIDEO presentations on RSS e-mail subscription management for bloggers.
The best feature I like, however, is actually the video tutorials themselves.
Instead of tediously reading through a book while also trying to look at your computer monitor, you can actually see how this “techie” stuff is done; right before your eyes, so you can easily copy-cat the strategies revealed inside.
What I can see happening when you purchase RSS E-mail 2.0, is that you’ll easily understand what you need to do in order to:
- Manage
- Monetize, and
- Profit from your RSS feed content.
What this means to you is, that once your blog is setup with these RSS settings, you’ll be making money almost on auto-pilot.
Pawan also dispels some of the myths associated with making money blogging, such as:
- MYTH #1 - Advertising is A Great Way To Make Money
- MYTH #2 – Write Good Content and The Money Will Come
- MYTH #3 – Get Massive Traffic and You’ll Make Lots of Money
Listen, if you’ve wanted to make more money with your blog without lifting a finger, then RSS E-mail 2.0 could very well provide you with the quick-fix solution. Having said this, no, you are not going to get rich overnight with RSS E-mail 2.0. However, this could very well help put you on the path to making more money today.
Another thing I like about this video package is the insider “secrets”. For example… did you know you could get a new autoresponder account with AWEBER for just $1.00 [30-day trial]?
Also, do you really know how to setup your first e-mail autoresponder list in 10 minutes or less?
Or, how to create a new blog broadcast so that your subscribers get free blog updates in their inbox?
RSS E-mail 2.0 explains that and more, walking you step-by-step throughout the entire process.
And believe it or not, an autoresponder list is even more powerful than a feed broadcast. Once you capture your visitor’s email address you can follow-up with your subscribers on a regular basis, thus increasing your clicks & sales…
You can send one-time broadcast messages and recycle traffic to whatever site or product you wish… day in day out!
What I don’t like about this product is they only share a few real life RSS to Email case studies. I wished they’d include a lot more! But I guess that’s just me…
In my professional opinion, I believe that RSS e-mail 2.0 is NOT a ripoff and it is in your best interest to get your hands on this today, if your blog RSS feed content is not already fully monetized yet.
Check out the full product here RSS E-Mail 2.0 and download the videos today if it fits you!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this post, be sure to check back often for more updates. As always, we appreciate your feedback, comments and questions.
Until next time,
Godspeed
James
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Wonderful stuff as typical…
Thanks, Pat, your kind words are very much appreciated.
Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to comment.
Blessings,
James
There’s obviously a lot to understand about this.
I think you created some good points in Features also.
Thanks for the feedback, William.
And yes, there is always a lot to learn about a lot of things on the net, mostly because it’s always changing.
James
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