Hi there... Just a very quick note with an important update.

In this course we suggest creating blogs or review websites in order to recommend Clickbank products to people who are potentially interested in purchasing material within a particular market or niche - it's a marketing strategy that has been used for years. Commission Blueprint is essentially a course on Google Adwords strategies that shows you how to drive traffic through paid advertising to review sites and optimize your ad spend in order to make money. We have had much success with these techniques in the past.

However, when we create product reviews, we ALWAYS buy and test the products in question ourselves or relate to an experience that a family member or friend has had. Whether it be to do with a weight loss product, an acne product or even an ebook on how to build a Chicken Coop! (and yes, I actually tried to build one before writing a review on the product!). In other words all our product reviews and pre-sells are real and are based on actual life experiences and any testimonials that we use on our sites are taken directly from the sales page of the product we are recommending. The results are MUCH better when you do it this way.

However, it has come to our attention in recent months that people have been creating 'fake' review websites or blogs recommending products that they have no experience with. Not specifically from reading material from within this course, but apparently from taking advice from various CPA networks who essentially advocate under-hand marketing techniques and tell you to 'lie' about results in order to generate more sales.

Please do not fall into this trap. Obviously we can't control what people do but we would strongly recommend that you buy products that you intend to review, test them yourselves and do not mis-represent the sales page or results in anyway. If you do, it could land you in hot water with whatever 'Trading Standards' operate within the country that you live. We also recommend that you set up a disclaimer page on each site you create that states that you are receiving a commission each time you refer a sale.

Of course, using a 'pen name', 'pen photo' or 'pen person' is fine as some people would prefer to protect their identities. When you are exposing yourself to a global audience, you sometimes have to be careful about giving away personal details.

I know, this is stating the obvious but we felt we had to make this very clear from the outset.

Ok that's it.. enjoy the course!