Magic Code Review
Written by admin on Monday, October 5th, 2009 in Banner.
Jon Cohen Magic Code promises to turn any website into money making machine through this little script… and it ain’t Adsense. (Check out the sales page above)
It may not be Adsense but it is an entirely different business model.
In a nutshell John Cohen Magic Code is about selling ad space on your website through marketing brokers such as Abrite or Etology. The product is not a code at all but a guide on how to use the system. (You actually get the code from the marketing brokers)
Having discovered this, I was set to click on that refund button but as I read further, there are quite a few tib bits in the manual.
To his credit, Jon did discuss on strategies and tips to maximise your revenue using this method. He even discussed traffic arbitrage strategy – ie: getting traffic to your website from Google adwords and then turn it around by selling the advertising space on the website. I have yet to test out these strategies comprehensively. So the effectiveness of these strategies is something that I cannot verify at this moment.
All I can say if you are thinking of using this strategy is to read the Google and the advertisers terms of service carefully. I suspect in principle Google would not mind selling you their traffic as it does not really affect other advertisers on their system but it pays to be definite.
Conclusion
This is one of those products with both advantages and disadvantages. I have never cared or believed any of the “get rich tonight with this method” hard sell and this one is no different. And you can actually get all the information for free if you are prepared to spend some time researching the forums and blogs.
On the other hand, the information can be quite precious and if you have a website, I can truly recommend you read it.
Okay, my final recommendation.
If you have a website, get it – and then see whether the information is worth the asking price. It is sold through clickbank, so if it does not meet your expectation, you can always ask for a refund.