Michael Cheney’s Automatic Income System – Second Report

NEWS FLASH !!!

You’ll notice below that I felt that the sales letters could use some editing so I opened a ticket at Automatic Income System.

Michael Cheney responded to let me know that you are free to do whatever editing you wish on the 4 products that you get in the Automatic Income System, and I wanted to pass that on to you. You don’t have to do any more editing then the videos require so I’ll leave it up to you how much editing you want to do.

PS I’ve found that his support system is responsive and has answered all the questions I’ve asked thus far.

OK, I’ve got the "money" websites online now. Took me a little longer than I expected. You can see them here:

1. MichaelCheneyRevealsAffiliateMillions.com
2. WebmasterTrafficTactics.com
3. ClickBankCashExplosion.com
4. MichaelCheneysInternetMarketingSecrets.com

Please let me know if you notice any problems with these websites (and remember if you buy any of these products, you are buying them from me.). I might make more changes to them, but for now I’m moving on to the blog part.

Here’s a few issues I came across getting the websites set up.

What I Liked

1. The videos guide you along quite well. I advise that you watch the videos before you actually try to get things set up, and watch them again as you are working on the project so you can refer to them as often as you need. Michael Cheney does a good job of explaining just what you have to do, although I don’t think it is "brain-dead simple".

2. The explanations apply to any website hosting that uses cPanel so you understand what to do even if you are not using Kiosk.ws.

3. The pricing of the money products is reasonable in comparison to similar products.

4. The sales letters are attractive, although sometimes challenged by verb tenses and subject-verb number relation.

What I Didn’t Like

Traffic Tactics

1. Traffic Tactics salesletter is written as if I developed all these tactics. The ethics of passing off someone else’s work as your own is a subject for another day. Suffice it to say that I would prefer to edit the sales letter to say something like "I had these developed and thought they were good enough to pass on to you" (or words to that effect).

2. This product was apparently developed by Edmund Loh who is selling the PLR  (private  label  rights) and  Michael  Cheney has  resold  this  product to me. If you know something about PLR, you’ll realize that this is a common practice for internet marketers. No telling how much money has been made this way, but it’s a lot. In any case, I would have liked to know up front that I was getting a PLR  product.

3. In the members folder, which is where a buyer will go to download their purchase, there is an index.html file that has no support information. If a person bought the product and had a problem, they would have to go back to the sales page for contact information, and they would probably be really annoyed at that point. I suppose you can edit the html code to add whatever contact info you want to provide, and I recommend that you do that if you can.

Cash Creators

1. These are email text messages meant to be used in an autoresponder. The text messages pitch ClickBank products in the Business- to-Business and Health-Fitness categories. It’s not clear if you can use the text in other ways if you don’t have an email list.

2. This is also a PLR product.

3. The members folder has an index.html file with no support information.

Fortune with 500

1. I had some trouble figuring out what this product is. The sales letter just says that Michael Cheney is going tell you something important if you buy it.

2. This is a Windows-only product (a .exe file) and will not work on a Mac (unless you running Windows on your Mac), but that is not mentioned in the sales letter.

3. The members folder has an index.html file which you should edit because it has placeholders for your name and contact info. I don’t remember that being mentioned in the video (but I could be wrong about that).

What I Did Differently

 1. I edited the index files in the members folders to add my name and/or contact info for support purposes.

2. I bought all 5 domain names at GoDaddy. The total cost was $49.95. My hosting at HostGator cost $9.95 (I’m on a monthly basis because I didn’t want to buy a year’s worth of hosting to evaluate a new product that I might not stick with.). So I have spent an additional $59.90 so far.

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What’s Next? – I’m plugging ahead to the blog videos. There are 9 of them.

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