The Ultimate Search Engine Loophole Review

You may have heard of Chris Rempel from his fantastic report Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate which talks about how to get a "lazy" affiliate income by building review or report-style sites.

It's a great book, nothing groundbreaking (although a lot of folks seem to think it is)...but great nonetheless.

Now he's partnered up with a guy called Dave Kelly to reveal a little known (soon to be widely known) tactic for getting a number one ranking on MSN for any keyword.

Of course, when I read about this I was skeptical thinking:- "surely it can't work with every keyword" and "does MSN get any amount traffic worth bothering with?"

Here's a little excerpt from the intro...

"You have an unlimited horizon of opportunity ahead of you, starting today. If you truly take to heart and simply set up the systems I describe below, traffic will never be a problem for you again.

You'll be miles ahead of your competition, and your business will grow exponentially. So don't just “shelf” this blueprint. Please – you owe it to yourself.

If you're struggling now – success has never been so close." ...sounds exciting doesn't it?

"So...Is This Hype Or The Real Deal?"

Here's the important thing to understand... this is not some silver bullet you plug into your sites to make them zoom to the top of MSN.

Instead, it's a step by step sequence of small SEO techniques which, when applied to your site, will result in your site hitting the top spot.

It's basically how to optimize your site for MSN instead of Google (which, let's face it, is what everyone else is trying to do)

BUT - the report does also hammer home that you need a piece of software (called LinkUbaiter) to get the most out of this report. I thought this was a shame because it means the report on its own is less effective...but you don't need the software to follow the system, it just speeds things up for you.

Overall though, interesting reading and as far as I can tell, it will work. Shame about the plugs for Linkvana and the extra software though...