Do you know these brand names?
"Kleenex"
"Xerox"
"Q-Tip"
"Google"
There are some brand names that become a part of our language only because the thing they describe became so important and common.
"Google Cash" is another one of those phrases — at least for a growing group of internet entrepreneurs.
Ever since the "Google Cash" book was written by Chris Carpenter a few years ago, tens of thousands of people have built their businesses and are enjoying the Internet Lifestyle that Chris lives.
It describes, very simply, how to buy Google Clicks and turn them into Affiliate Cash.
Last month, Chris launched his Google Cash Detective, a tool that automates the Google Cash process, slashes the keyword research work by 95% or more, and helps you build Google campaigns with profitable ads in record time.
Chris quickly sold out of the software he was selling, and thousands of people missed out. But, he got a ton of feedback on how to make the program even better.
Today, at 11am PDT, Noon CDT, 2pm EDT, 7pm GMT, Chris is launching a new and improved Google Cash Detective.
Now, GCD Version 2 is a fully hosted service, and is packed with some features that multiply the power of GCD, make it easier to use, and far more effective than any other Google tool that has ever been created. . . or ever might be (short of Google giving you access to its secret info).
* It's now an online service, so NO installation or techie skills are required. Chris hosts the program for you, and you can access your keyword info. from any web browser.
* You now have access to all of the keywords Chris has been tracking, too. (Over one million keywords the last 6 months.)
* You can enter a competitor's URL into a watch list and have it show you all the keywords in the database that this website is using.
* It shows you instantly which ads are profitable and which ones aren't.
It's the ultimate James Bond 007 spy gadget for Google Adwords, and if you do anything with Google, it will probably replace just about every other tool you use.
And it can be yours if you are one of the first to ask Chris at 11am PDT.
One more thing: Because Chris is now hosting the service and he can't load up his servers too fast, he's only taking on 500 new customers. I'm not sure if it will take him a day or just a few minutes to process that many orders, but you probably shouldn't risk waiting.
So here's what I recommend:
Go to the site now and get on his list. He'll notify you by email as soon as the site is opened. Or, just keep refreshing the page at launch time and look for the order button.
To Your Success,
–Mark Widawer