The New PGInsider
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If you were into portal building at any time in 2006, chances are excellent you heard about PGInsider (which stands for Page Generation Insider).
It’s one of the most successful membership sites on the internet, almost always up against its cap of 500 members. There are many good reasons why it’s done so well and maintained its buzz for well over a year now.
One of the claims to fame is the $100 a day from Adsense system.
The basic premise is a step by step system to pulling in $100 a day from Adsense by building portal sites. No matter what anyone says about Adsense being dead or not paying as well anymore of MFA accounts being banned or whatever the funky story of the day may be, one hundred bucks a day with portals is one of the most attainable goals for the newbie webmaster.
For the average online marketer, it does entail acquiring a batch of new skills as well as a couple of pieces of software that are hard to do without.
Most of these skills are within the grasp of even the “greenest” beginner, but a lot of aspirants stumble over them nonetheless.
Lack of a step by step system to follow has been responsible for a great number of the amateurs who have failed to make a profitable business out of portal building,
I can tell you right away it’s one of the most valuable online resources for the webmaster with dark hat tendencies…
I recently had a talk with creator Adam Short and he brought my attention to a bunch of new features and benefits of membership.
The first and most important of these is a software application called magic builder. It’s pretty much a mass installer that allows you to automatically create hundreds of sites at a time across several different content generators that are included in the builder, namely RSSGM, YACG and Niche Creator.
The sweet part is that it can create the domains for you in your hosting panel so that you no longer have to use another piece of software to do that, nor will you spend ages doing it manually.
Finally, it also promotes your domains with the better known Black Hat methods, including blog commenting and trackbacks as well as guestbooks.
The other major addition to PGinsider is the Niche Quake video series. Adam also builds white hat sites to make money from affiliate programs or selling a product.
He actually gives away one of his real niches that has been making substantial cash for years despite very little work and nearly no updates at all.
The methods described are an excellent blueprint for building Virtual Real Estate either with content generators or using a more white hat, long term approach.
Most likely, the new membership site will be priced at $97 monthly, which is more than worth it. Even if you just sign up for a month to acquire the immense value that has accumulated there since last year, this is one you won’t want to miss.
It goes live on May 29th and there are less than 150 spots available.
Get all the details: read my full PGInsider review…
Update: There is now a special limited deal for you on the review page…
on June 19th, 2007 at 10:14 am ¶
Alex,
So I’ve been trying to join PGInsider through your link but when I enter my info at PayPal I get a error saying:
This session contains invalid data.
John
on June 20th, 2007 at 2:53 am ¶
Hey John,
The link works but it bugs with Paypal sometimes. Try again in a bit. I’ve emailed you about it, just write back if the issue persists.
on August 22nd, 2007 at 9:59 am ¶
Try asking Adam for recent evidence his system works. i.e a domain and some income figures? Ask him how much he has earned from adsense in last three months?
Ask him what happened to the test domains built with ACG/ Why they stopped displaying adsense and why he took them down.
Then ask him why he kept promising new tools for months ( resulting in many leaving as he didn’t deliver as promised)
Mass building STILL works but not the way AS reveals to newbies for 97 usd a month.
Most the big earners who WERE on PGI left in disgust. He threw me out of forum for querying his tactics and misleading claims.
PGI started well and turned into a money machine for Adam…….and his main contributors all bailed out.
I guess you will delete this comment but perhaps in private you should ask for answers..if you get them..great you will sell PGI memberships. But dont hold your breath.
on August 23rd, 2007 at 1:48 am ¶
Hi Rob,
I don’t censor comments here.
I can’t comment on everything you’ve said because I wasn’t in PGInsider as long as you were.
Mass site building does work and if not with the exact PGI formula, it’s pretty darn close. In fact if you follow the exact recipe with clean templates, sufficient links and good content sources, you do just fine.
As I said, I haven’t been a PGI member for long enough to experience the non-delivered software as you state.
I can say that support is sometimes slower than I would want it to be but sometimes you accept these things in the scope of a greater value.
What we did here was give members a chance to get in for a discounted price.
At $77 for one month, the value is very high, with keywords, software, vids and more. Perhaps your long experience (I remember you from several forums, notably when I was lurking on Syndk8) has made your expectations too high, but I firmly believe a month of PGI is a very solid and truthful recommendation for the beginners out there.
Thanks for dropping by, you’re always welcome here. I’ve emailed you and would be happy to share any tips you’ve discovered on this blog if you feel like it.
on August 23rd, 2007 at 4:19 am ¶
Thanks Alex…biggest tip would be after last google shuffle build like fury with YACG BUT
Join the YACG forum and implement some of the extra hooks available.
Good Luck
Rob
p.s Anyone joining new PGI then leaving after one month will find Magic Builder stops working…..it calls home.
R