Ultimate Search Engine Loopehole BS

The Ultimate Search Engine Loophole, Great Title but does it do what it says on the tin.
Ivan over at Profit Programs Reviews has some insight because he bought the program ($67).

Ultimate Search Engine Loophole was created by Chris Rempel AKA The Lazy Marketer and Dave Kelly AKA the creator of Linkvana. Dave Kelly has been using this ranking loophole himself for about 2 years now and he has finally decided to share it with us. I have high respects for both Chris Rempel and Dave Kelly which is why I decided to try it out and see for myself what all the hype was about.

The Ultimate Search Engine Loophole claims to be a legitimate search engine loophole that will get you number one rankings in MSN for any keywords you choose. Is this ranking loophole what it claims to be? Answer is yes but it isn’t as simple as your led to believe.

He came out with some pretty revealing facts about this program in that it’s not quite what it seems. The system as I will call it’ claims to catapult you to the top of MSN search for any given niche or business. As you would expect from this latest claim or as I like to refer to as fad, the sales pitch is very impressive. The opening video shows you their test sites which are of course all in the number 1 position on MSN, the video is only 2.20 minutes in length, so doesn’t tell you a lot. If you take the time to read through the rest of his pitch with all its fancy graphic charts and compelling sales copy, you are still left wondering if this is just another squeeze page you should avoid.

The price of $67 is a drop in the ocean compared to the return of your investment if you indeed get to the top of MSN. Actually the price of this package doesn’t reveal a hidden cost which can be a pretty hefty hosting account, from what I can gather you will need multiple Class C IP Addresses in order for it to work. My lowest estimate is around 50 blogs at around $250 per month, this is part of the strategy you must implement to have any chance of succeeding. The main point to take away from this short article is that there is a lot more work involved with this program than first meets the eye. If you have the stamina then by all means go for it, but if you are in any doubt about your commitment then leave this one alone.

Other more detailed Reviews

“It is just not designed for new marketers”

“I take a slightly different approach then Chris Rempel and Dave Kelly”