This is a great product. However, he failed to mention that it is not as easy as it sound using SEO Elite to collect webmaster contact information.

Some websites have make their contact information or email address private. Therefore, there’s no way we can contact them.

However, I believe the most valuable thing about this program is his swipe file (email letter that we need to send to marketers). Without this, I don’t think people can start with this program.

This is a good concept, however I agree with Squall that getting a webmaster’s email addresses in not easy. Most domain registrars now offer the privacy feature through “whois”, that keeps your email and home address private
info private.

I agree that it is not easy to get those email addresses, and many webmasters and marketers use something like Spam Assassin on their email addresses, so your email is not likely to get through.

One guy I’ve dealt with said he got literally hundreds of emails to his support system email address, most of them spam. He began using Spam Assassin, so an unknown sender has to manually confirm via a captcha image that they are human and not an automatic mailing system.

So I don’t know how effective approach this part of his method would be. Do any actual users out there have some insight on this?

Yeah Don, some people that I have contacted request us to verify our email address whether in a captcha image form or simply by replying to their automatic response email.

I’ve been applying this course about 2 weeks now but still could not even make one sale yet from my sub-affiliates.

Furthermore, some people that I have contacted reply by saying that they are not interested. Some even offering their own affiliate program. Some even replied by saying they are not interested in changing links (don’t they read their email at all).

Automated Cash Formula concept is great but still I could not get it to work just yet even though have been trying promoting 5 different two tier affiliate program for about 2 weeks. Maybe I’m going to give it another week to see how it goes.

I really liked this course as it is something refreshingly different to all the other stuff being promoted right now.

It’s not perfect but in my view certainly workable and of course you can use the principles to broker deals for your own stuff.

Honestly, the concept in the book is nothing new…but the idea has faded away from the mainstream of internet marketing. I’m not here to divulge the topic of the book, as I’m good friends with the author…

But you guys talk about using ‘whois’ to get a hold of a webmaster.

WHY NOT GO OUT AND NETWORK?!

That’s how I find webmasters for my campaigns. Use myspace, facebook, online forums, blogs, etc. You just have to be creative and find different ways to network with these webmasters.

Trust, for one campaign I ran recently, I picked up an easy 10 webmasters for the ACF concept, and made some quick cash from them.

I will say that one thing the book doesn’t talk about is TRAINING. Just because you snag a webmaster, doesn’t mean that they’re going to know exactly what to do or how to handle themselves in a win-win situation like ACF describes.

Everyone I recruit, I train personally. I offer them resources, guides, 1-on-1 training…etc.

It’s kinda like MLM and Network Marketing, but without all the corny products that no one wants or cares for.

T.M., I agree - networking is the way to do it. I am finding some IMer’s don’t want to make that effort. Coming from 30+ years of consulting, training, and working in the offline “brick-and-mortar” world of business into online marketing is definitely a big switch for me. Too many IMer’s seem to approach their businesses as hobbies, almost. Having been a corporate-level Director, an independent consultant, and a small businessman with several businesses under my belt (in conjunction with my wife and partner), I see nonexistent or sporadic customer support, a “go-it-alone” attitude”, and lack of trust (probably engendered by the “work-at-home, get rich” scams that abound online) that disturbs me.

Well, we are a little off-topic here, since this is not exactly about Automated Cash Formula, so I will say that there are many very good points to the ACF idea; take a look at it and use the best that will work for you. Ignore or (better yet) adapt the others.