proconsumerguides.org review

Here we look at ProConsumerGuides.org

I decided to do a proconsumerguides review to find out what it’s really all about.

First impressions give you a professional look, with a clean, gray layout.  Almost like a healthcare/accountancy firm site.  It even has tabs along the top which show you some photos of “reviewers”

The actual content is interesting as when you begin the first few paragraphs, it does sound quite neutral talking about online make money online programs.

You will notice that as you read on, it claims that they have tried out various programs but found that most of them were scams.

When you get to the end, they reveal to you the program they found to “really work” and introduce you to Profit Lance as well as another program.

As someone who has been in internet marketing for a while, it is easy to spot the intention behind this “consumer guide” site.  It is obvious that this is an affiliate marketer using this method to produce sales.

These are some hallmarks:

1)  This site is promoted using PPC.  Therfore the webmaster is paying for people to click on the site.  i.e. advertising.  People only ever pay for advertising for one sole purpose - to make money in return.

2) The recommended program is an affiliate link so the webmaster makes a cut of everysale of Profit Lance through this link.

The point I’m making here is not to critisize the affiliate or Profit Lance.  What you need to consider whenever you read recommendations is how genuine is the opinion.

If someone is making a review site, making it look good and paying for advertising to get a return on money, can you trust the “review” fully?

Please be smart.  Learn the smart way read my report here.