The Reason I joined:

I joined the Kingspoint Project Membership Site in about June of 2008, paying a year in advance, after being on a webinar from Jobcrusher with Eric Louviere and Mike Filsaime (2 guys I thought I admired). Keith Baxter from the Kingspoint Project was the guest speaker.

The webinar was on getting traffic and how to get lots of it to your website and I was very impressed. Keith Baxter is known as a master of CPA (cost per action) and organic search engine optimization.

After the webinar I visited the Kingspoint Project to check it out. They had some really great videos about how to set up your WordPress blogs and what procedures you need to follow to get your site showing up in the serps to get all this great targeted traffic.

Included in their membership they had weekly live sessions on traffic and new ideas that were recorded and loaded on the site for access by members. They even kicked out new PLR products for members to use every month. The forum seemed to be helpful but as new membership sites go most were newbies.

This site seemed to have what I was looking for, feeding my thirst to learn how to get ranked on th front page of Google and Yahoo. Building websites for specific niches and to bring targeted traffic to them. The main products that were offered on Kingspoint were a variation of traffic packages for individuals who needed some or all of the SEO work done for them instead of doing it themselves.

The reason I stayed: (besides I was payed up for a year)

As the year progressed Keith offered a product called The WordPress Project. This is a super hub system that he had configured to dominate any niche market with organic search results driving massive targeted visitors to your money site.

Keith had a special limited offer to sell this to members of the Kingspoint Project. It sold out in about 30 seconds and there were many very angry members that wanted this product

Keith had several members quit after this incident. After Keith and his partner Don did a little reviewing of the messages that they were receiving from other members they offered a second chance for the WordPress Project with resale rights. You can probably see if you go to the site that there are still 26 2nd chance copies out of 50 of this product left for sale on their store page.

By October 2008 when I had purchased this product “The WordPress Project” on the second chance offer, I was off and running to build my Hub Network even though the podcasts and traffic packages along with the monthly PLR Products ceased to exist. When someone would ask about them they would be yelled at, so to speak.

It seemed that I was always being bombarded with stuff for sale from Keith through the last 8 months. I still believed he was the master of traffic and followed most each and every step that he introduced to me originally. My only gripe is that it seems that he had abandoned his membership site and did not keep up to pace with the member requests.

Each time I logged on the Kingspoint Project the membership total was getting less and less. There was not much action in the Forum and it seems to have died. I changed my Bio on the membership site and voiced my dissatisfaction with the program. Now I can not even log onto the site it gives me a “can not find server” message.

Why I am happy with my experience at the Kingspoint Project:

After learning the hard way, which is really the only way to learn and not forget, I continued looking for that mentor that was going to keep me going until I had money coming in from all this work. I believe that you will learn as you go. Mistakes are just ways not to do things.

Finding programs that will teach you how to get traffic to your website are very plentiful. Finding programs that are really good are the most difficult. There is no easy ride you see, it really is No Pain, No Gain.

I am one very lucky guy to have finally found the highest quality training I have ever had online. They take it from the start and show you how to drill down on your niche, what is most important when starting out. Did I mention they do not try to sell you a bunch of crap.

Serious keyword research is the heart of making money in any niche. Choose the wrong keywords, suffer a path of failure. Then implementing those keywords in your site and optimizing it is only the beginning. After that you have only two jobs, Content (more content), Back-links and (more Back-links).

The learning never ends.

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Cheers,

Dirk