Is Instant Payday Formula a Scam? This is a new ‘how-to-make-money-online’ product created by Kim Roach.

I have walked through the entire learning system inside the Instant Payday Formula training area, and this review I will share with you everything I know about this product. I’ll talk about what makes this product unique and how can it benefit you.

Let’s get started….

Firstly, when I read the sales page, the first impression I got was that this product is the SAME as many other ‘how-to-make-money’ products out there. But, after I signed up, download the main guide, and went through the training area, then I realized that something is very unique about this product.

Instant Payday Formula is packed with a killer and fluff-free guide (over 180 pages) and over 10 hours of video training. But, what makes it unique is its powerful ‘point-and-click’ learning system.

The point-and-click learning system is designed in such a way that makes learning becomes fun, it’s very comprehensive and easy to use and it encourages you to take action. Below is a screenshot of the point-and-click dashboard.



As you can see, you’ll start to learn how to do market research and competitive intelligence. Once you’ve found a hot and hungry market, Kim will walk you through step-by-step how to create a high-converting squeeze page and set up a profitable email marketing system.

Next, you’ll learn everything you need about driving traffic to your website. Instant Payday Formula covers many traffic generation methods such as article marketing, video marketing, high profile content distribution, search engine traffic, social media, advanced link building strategy, blogging, guest blogging and much more.

A lot of money-making products you see on the web give you tricks and tactics for generating some quick cash, and yes Instant Payday Formula has plenty of those too.

However, although tricks and tactics can generate some quick profits, the aim of this course is to teach you how to build a real and long term online business with assets you can leverage well into the future.

Conclusion:

Instant Payday Formula is a complete A to Z multimedia training system that allows users to implement what they’ve learned as quickly as possible. The focus is on building long term online business that you can benefit from well into the future.

If you ask me to rate this product from 1 to 10, I will give it a 9 without any hesitation. It doesn’t score a 10 because I find some training materials are a bit long-winded for my tastes and I actually found myself becoming bored at times.

However, it does give you a complete picture on how to build a real and long term online business. There is no missing piece for you to search…. everything you need to know is already there!

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What is IM Niche Formula? Is it a Scam? If you have that concern, I can totally understand it. The Internet marketing world is littered with so many scams these days. Why should you trust this one?

I was very skeptical too when I first saw IM Niche Formula. The problem I have with Internet marketing products is that most of them only teach you a small fraction of the whole thing, making you feel more confused at the end. Or provide the same materials using different words. So my first question is… What makes this product different from the rest?

Well, the only way to find out is to give it a try. Since IM Niche Formula comes with a 60 days money-back guarantee, I have nothing to lose to try it. If it’s no good then I will ask for a full refund. So I bought the product.

Is it any good?

In a nutshell, IM Niche Formula is complete online business course that teaches you how to make a living by cashing in lucrative niches online. The course is broken down into 8 modules. You’ll get hands-on training on how to build profitable and long term online business over an intense 6 weeks period.

The first thing I like about this course is that it doesn’t require you to make another investment or buy another product. It reveals a step-by-step process that everyone (even the newbies) can put into practice immediately. All the methods and techniques taught in the course have been tried and tested. If you execute them as taught, you’ll likely see positive results soon.

Mark Dulisse (the creator of IM Niche Formula) is a sincere guy, he doesn’t pretend that building successful online business is easy, he shows you exactly what you need to do to succeed without leaving anything out. You do need to put in time and consistent effort to make it works for you.

There is really no short cut to success. There is, however, a success formula you can follow. Mark lays out everything in the formula and tell you exactly what it takes to succeed. So if you can dedicate your time and effort following the formula, you will achieve success eventually.

Besides the step by step approach, the course also teaches you how to get free search engine traffic from the start. You’ll learn how to build web sites that get top rankings in Google and loads of free visitors. You don’t need to spend a dime buying traffic. Not many courses will teach you how to build niche sites with built-in traffic generation from the start, this makes IM Niche Formula different from the rest.

Conclusion:

For those who are just getting started in online business or have been around but are still struggling to make money, IM Niche Formula is worth checking out. If you’re willing to put in the time and effort to follow the formula, you will be able to pull in some nice financial rewards over time.

The important message I want you to take home is… The formula is proven to work, but are you willing to dedicate your time and effort to make it work for you?

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One question almost every investor asks at some point is whether it is possible to achieve above market returns by selecting a diversified group of stocks according to some formula, rather than having to evaluate each stock from every angle.

There are obvious advantages to such a formulaic approach. For the individual, the amount of time and effort spent caring for his investments would be reduced, leaving more time for him to spend on more enjoyable and fulfilling tasks. For the institution, large sums of money could be deployed without having to rely upon the investing acumen of a single talented stock picker. Many of the proposed systems also offer the advantage of matching the inflow of investable funds with investment opportunities. An investor who follows no formula, and evaluates each stock from every angle, may often find himself holding cash. Historically, this has been a problem for some excellent stock pickers. So, there are real advantages to favoring a formulaic approach to investing if such an approach would yield returns similar to the returns a complete stock by stock analysis would yield.

Many investment writers have proposed at least one such formulaic approach during their lifetime. The most promising formulaic approaches have been articulated by three men: Benjamin Graham, David Dreman, and Joel Greenblatt. As each of these approaches appeals to logic and common sense, they are not unique to these three men. But, these are the three names with which these approaches are usually most closely associated; so, there is little need to draw upon sources beyond theirs.

Benjamin Graham wrote three books of consequence: “Security Analysis”, “The Intelligent Investor”, and “The Interpretation of Financial Statements”. Within each book, he hints at various workable approaches both in stocks and bonds; however, he is most explicit in his best known work, “The Intelligent Investor”. There, Graham discusses the purchase of shares for less than two – thirds of their net current asset value. The belief that this method would yield above market returns is supported on both empirical and logical grounds.

In fact, it currently enjoys far too much support to be practicable. Public companies rarely trade below their net current asset values. This is unlikely to change in the future. Buyout firms, unconventional money managers, and vulture investors now check such excessive bouts of public pessimism by taking large or controlling stakes in troubled companies. As a result, the investing public is less likely to indulge its pessimism as feverishly as it once did; for, many cheap stocks now have the silver lining of being takeover targets. As Graham’s net current asset value method is neither workable at present, nor is likely to prove workable in the future, we must set it aside.

David Dreman is known as a contrarian investor. In his case, it is an appropriate label, because of his keen interest in behavioral finance. However, in most cases the line separating the value investor from the contrarian investor is fuzzy at best. Dreman’s contrarian investing strategies are derived from three measures: price to earnings, price to cash flow, and price to book value. Of these measures, the price to earnings ratio is by far the most conspicuous. It is quoted nearly everywhere the share price is quoted. When inverted, the price to earnings ratio becomes the earnings yield. To put this another way, a stock’s earnings yield is “e” over “p”. Dreman describes the strategy of buying stocks trading at low prices relative to their earnings as the low P/E approach; but, he could have just as easily called it the high earnings yield approach.

Whatever you call it, this approach has proved effective in the past. A diversified group of low P/E stocks has usually outperformed both a diversified group of high P/E stocks and the market as a whole.

This fact suggests that investors have a very hard time quantifying the future prospects of most public companies. While they may be able to make correct qualitative comparisons between businesses, they have trouble assigning a price to these qualitative differences. This does not come as a surprise to anyone with much knowledge of human judgment (and misjudgment). I am sure there is some technical term for this deficiency, but I know it only as “checklist syndrome”. Within any mental model, one must both describe the variables and assign weights to these variables. Humans tend to have little difficulty describing the variables – that is, creating the checklist. However, they rarely have any clue as to the weight that ought to be given to each variable.

This is why you will sometimes hear analysts say something like: the factor that tipped the balance in favor of online sales this holiday season was high gas prices (yes, this is an actual paraphrase; but, I won’t attribute it, because publicly attaching such an inane argument to anyone’s name is just cruel). It is true that avoiding paying high prices at the pump is a possible motivating factor in a shopper’s decision to make online Christmas purchases. However, it is an immaterial factor. It is a mere pebble on the scales. This is the same kind of thinking that places far too much value on a stock’s future earnings growth and far too little value on a stock’s current earnings.

The other two contrarian methods: the low price to cash flow approach and the low price to book value approach work for the same reasons. They exploit the natural human tendency to see a false equality in the factors, and to run down a checklist. For instance, a stock that has a triple digit price to cash flow ratio, but is in all other respects an extraordinary business, will be judged favorably by a checklist approach. However, if great weight is assigned to present cash flows relative to the stock price, the stock will be judged unfavorably. This also illustrates the second strength of the three contrarian methods.

They heavily weight the known factors. Of course, they do not heavily weight all known factors. They only consider three easily quantifiable known factors. An excellent brand, a growing industry, a superb management team, etc. may also be known factors. However, they are not precisely quantifiable. I would argue that while these factors may not be quantifiable they are calculable; that is to say, while no exact value may be assigned to them, they are useful data that ought to be considered when evaluating an investment.

There is the possibility of a middle ground here. These three contrarian methods may be used as a screen. Then, the investor may apply his own active judgment to winnow the qualifying stocks down to a final portfolio. Personally, I do not believe this is an acceptable compromise. These three methods do not adequately model the diversity of great investments. Therefore, they must either exclude some of the best stocks or include too many of the worst stocks. It is wise to place great weight upon each of these measures; however, it is foolish disqualify any stock because of a single criterion (which is exactly what such a screen does).

Finally, there is Joel Greenblatt’s “magic formula”. This is the most interesting formulaic approach to investing, both because it does not subject stocks to any true/false tests and because it is a composite of the two most important readily quantifiable measures a stock has: earnings yield and return on capital. As you will recall, earnings yield is simply the inverse of the P/E ratio; so, a stock with a high earnings yield is simply a low P/E stock. Return on capital may be thought of as the number of pennies earned for each dollar invested in the business. The exact formula that Greenblatt uses is described in “The Little Book That Beats the Market”. However, the formula used is rather unimportant. Over large groups of stocks (which is what Greenblatt suggests the magic formula be used on) any differences between the various return on capital formulae will not have much affect on the performance of the portfolios constructed.

Greenblatt claims his magic formula may be used in two different ways: as an automated portfolio generation tool or as a screen. For an investor like you (that is, one with sufficient curiosity and commitment to frequent a site such as this) the latter use is the more appropriate one. The magic formula will serve you well as a screen. I would argue, however, that you needn’t limit yourself to stocks screened by the magic formula, if you have full confidence in your judgment regarding some other stock.

These four formulaic approaches (the three from Dreman and the one from Greenblatt) will likely yield returns greater than or equal to the returns you would obtain from an index fund. Therefore, you would do better to invest in your own basket of qualifying stocks than in the prefabricated market basket. If you want to be a passive investor, or believe yourself incapable of being an active investor, these formulaic approaches are your best bet.

In fact, if I were approached by an institution making long – term investments and using only a very small percentage of the fund for operating expenses, I would recommend an automated process derived from these four approaches. I would also recommend that 100% of the fund’s investable assets be put into equities, but that is a discussion for another day (in fact, it’s a discussion for Tuesday; my next podcast is devoted to the dangers of diversification). If, however, you believe you have what it takes to be an active investor, and that is truly what you wish to be, then, I would suggest you do not use these approaches for anything more than helping you generate some useful ideas.

If you choose this path, you need to be clear about what being an active investor entails. Read this next part very carefully (it is correct even though it may not appear to be): I have never found a screen that generates more than one buy order per hundred stocks returned. Even after I have narrowed the list of possible stocks down by a cursory review of the industry and the business itself, I have never found a method that can consistently generate more than one buy order per twenty – five annual reports read.

Here, I am citing my best past experiences. In my experience, most screens result in less than one buy order per three hundred stocks returned, and I usually read more like fifty to a hundred annual reports per buy order at a minimum. You may choose to invest in far more stocks than I do. Perhaps instead of limiting yourself to your five to twelve best ideas as I do, you might want to put money into your best twenty – five to thirty ideas. Do the math, and you’ll see that is still quite a bit of homework.

That’s why remaining a passive investor is the best bet for most people. The time and effort demanded of the active investor is simply too taxing. They have more important, more enjoyable things to do. If that’s true for you, the four formulaic approaches outlined above should guide you to above market returns.

Sport fans tend to follow the sponsors of their favourite team or player. The same can be said with auto racing; the only difference is that these players are referred to as drivers. In fact, with auto racing, this is most commonly seen with NASCAR. It has been said that NASCAR has the largest group of loyal fans. Fans not only support the sponsors of their favourite drivers, but they also tend to purchase merchandise or services from them. The same can be said with Formula Drifting.

Formula Drifting is a sport that is relatively new to the United States. Despite the fact that the first professional event was held in 2004, the sport still has quite the fan following. Like many NASCAR fans, these fans are loyal. That is why a large number of sponsors, also commonly referred to as product manufacturers have made the decision to become involved with the sport. When it comes to Formula D, the sponsors that most often first come to mind are tire manufacturers.

Tire manufacturers do not just get their name on a driver’s uniform, but they also provide that driver with tires. With Formula D, the tires used are extremely important. In fact, to create a drift the tires need to loose tractions with the ground. This essentially helps to create the perfect drift. Since tires are so important to the sport of drifting, there are a large number of tire manufacturers who have inserted themselves into the sport. In fact, it has been noted that Formula D has the most tire manufacturer sponsors of any other motor sport; which includes NASCAR.

Nitto Tire is one of the many tire manufacturers that is involved with Formula Drifting. This manufacturer, like many other tire manufacturers, makes tires for all different vehicles and all different driving conditions. While they are well known for their tires for traditional vehicles, such as cars, SUV, and trucks, Nitto Tire is most well known for its racing tires. One of these tires includes the NT 555 RII. This type of tire is used primarily with road racing and other competitive sports, such as Formula D.

BF Goodrich Tire is another tire manufacturer that participates in Formula Drifting. This tire manufacturer is one of the most well known manufacturers in the United States. As with Nitto Tires, BG Goodrich Tires has a wide variety of different tires, available for all different uses. When it comes to sports cars and Formula Drifting, quite a few BF Goodrich Tires are ideal for the sport.

Maxxis Tires, another sponsor and tire manufacturer involved in Formula D, is also a well known tire manufacturer. Although they are not as well known to most everyday individuals, they are well known to those involved in auto sports, such as auto racing or Formula Drifting. In fact, most of Maxxis Tire’s focus is placed on auto sports, including Formula Drifting.

Perhaps, out of all of the tire manufacturers and sponsors, for Formula Drifting, Bridgestone is the most well known. Bridgestone’s tires are not only used in Formula D, but other motor sports as well. These additional sports include, but are not limited to, Formula 1, supercross racing, and monster truck racing. Bridgestone is not just popular among racing, but it is a company that is known by just about everyone. In fact, there is even a chance that you have Bridgestone tires on your personal vehicle.

In addition to the above mentioned tire manufacturers, Toyo Tires, Falken Tires, Cooper Tires, and Dunlop Tires are also Formula D sponsors. To add interest or extra excitement to your next Formula D event, keep an eye on the tires being used. While all of these tire manufacturers come highly recommended, you will often find that the tires used makes all the difference in the world.

Outrageous value in this internet marketing course, MLM Traffic Formula, by Mike Dillard but it’s not cheap. This is “Mad Tom” Bell. I don’t think he would mind if I use his picture here because he contributed big time to the value of this course. Online, he had 1,117 people join his MLM in 8 days so he knows internet marketing.

Internet traffic to our website is extremely important but the MLM Traffic Formula course provides sooo much more that traffic tips. Traffic is one thing but then what is the next step? This lens is not only a review of Mike Dillard’s MLM Traffic Formula course, it is also extremely important follow-up tips to the MLM Traffic generated by the MLM Traffic Formula. Internet Network Marketing is Internet traffic generation, lead generation, and follow-up.

I can’t wait until you get your MLM Traffic Formula manual! It’s like Christmas!!

This lens is about Mike Dillard’s MLM Traffic Formula course. It’s a huge big manual of internet marketing education that comes in the mail. When you get it, it feels like Christmas!”

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MLM building blocks in this course are indeed sky-scrapper material for your business. These are not tiddly-wink tips.

Want to build a huge Network Marketing Machine? You need an Engineer to design it, otherwise it won’t run.

Running a home business can be BIG Business if you know how to market online. If you want to get WAYYY ahead of most MLM marketers, you have to learn marketing. If you want anyone to find you online, you have to know the formula for online traffic.

Terri-fic Traffic Tip #1 Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Pay attention to Mr. SEO. This is Tim Erway. Isn’t he cute… He’s just a pup, a multi-millionaire pup. He is extremely successful marketing online. How does he do it!!?? Well, search engines love him.

They absolutely love him and he shares why in one of the CDs that comes with this course, so I don’t think he would mind if I use his picture here either.

Now here’s one of Mr. SEO’s secrets… to attract search engines, put key words in the title tag. See the blue bar at the very top of this page? See how I put MLM Traffic Formula in it twice? Now Tim Erway did not say to do that but I took what he and Mike Dillard teach to heart. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) means we have to get their (the search engines’) attention.

Quite a few people in MLM have heard about this course. If they are thinking about buying it from Mike Dillard, they most probably will search google or some other search engine site by typing in “Mike Dillard’s MLM Traffic Formula.” When they do, I want the search engines to show them this lens. Type that into Google right now – I’m there!

One word of caution, this technique might be too obvious. It used to work but search engines become more and more intelligent every day. They might get the wrong idea and think that I’m trying to trick them. They might “think” that I’m not serious about providing good content in this Squidoo Lens and I could get banned by them.

Tim and Tom and Mike teach in MLM Traffic Formula, that SEO techniques must also include good writing and not just articles dense with keywords.

SEO 20/20 Vision: Anchor Text For Hyperlinks

SEO 20/20: Search Engine Optimization Vision 20/20

Terri-fic Traffic Tip #2 SEO 20/20 Search Engines And Hyperlinks

“I can see clearly now, the rain is gone.” How clear is “click here?” Every time you add a hyperlink, don’t use “click here” as the anchor text. Search engines really want clear direction, and frequently used text, keyword hyperlinks, clearly tells them what the content of your web site is . They do not like or pick up on “click here.”

For faster success, MLM Traffic Formula teaches us to not just go for the most common keywords. They are very “competitive,” meaning words or phrases most often searched.

For example,if you type in a very competitive keyword like “SEO” as your search term (keyword) there are thousands of people doing the same thing. That means “SEO” is highly competitive. Tons of people are using “SEO” in their hyperlinks and tons of people type that in as a search term.

I have an ezine article about SEO and marketing psychology. I don’t want that much competition trying to get search engine attention. So instead of SEO, my strategy was to title my article with a keyword phrase that is less competitive.

I used the keyword phrase “SEO 20 20″ for the title of my article.

SEO 20 20 is typed in by fewer people, but not that few. A lot of people who know about Charles Heflin’s website, SEO20/20, will type in some form of SEO 20 20. Well, it worked! If you googled “SEO20/20″ today, you would find me on page one!! How cool is that!

So to review, if you are going to link to a site with your readers, instead of saying “click here” with a hyperlink to your blog, link to your blog with KEYWORD anchor text like this: “Visit my blog for more Internet network marketing traffic tips.”

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If You Build It, They Will Come

Terri-fic Traffic Tip # 3 Add Frequent Quality Content

Another strategy that Mr. SEO Tim and Mike Dillard promote is adding a site map. And to even need a site map, we have to have LOTS of content on all of our websites, quality content.

A site map helps the search engines index your website faster. Google has free sitemap tools in their webmasters tour to help optimize your website for the search engines.

Tim’s site, www.TimErway.com, has a site map because he had added article after article after article. Having a lot of content and adding content frequently will help search engines find you.

Mike Dillard says, “Continually add content and inbound links. Getting organic search engine traffic is like growing a garden. It takes time and constant tending in the beginning. Add at least one new article to your blog per week until you have at least 30 to 50 pages.”

I would add, then you can take a break!

Once you build your marketing machine with high quality content linked into other high quality content, you are in the fast lane of internet traffic!! It’s ready for autopilot!

You can take a break and travel the world, because your internet marketing machine will be bringing in business from all over the globe. “If you build it, they will come!” To discover long lasting residual income, buy MLM Traffic Formula and then get to work. Work hard building your internet marketing machine, and then you can take a break, travel the world while your machine makes money! Tom Bell calls it “The Magic Slot Machine.”

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