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I can't help but keep getting bombarded by Day Job Killer emails.

If I do a search on Day Job Killer I now get 12,400,000 search results on Google! On the first page that includes

• Titus Hoskins with Bizwaremagic.com
• Gary Ruplinger with Dayjobkillerresults.com
• Netpreneurnow.com
• Brad Issac at Persistenceunlimited.com

Of them all Brad Issac is doing an interesting exercise...

He's going to try out each technique in Day Job Killer and see whether he can make money with them.

The underlying message in all the reviews I've read and in my own look at the book is that unless you understand Adwords or you're prepared to go slowly and consider what you're doing carefully don't buy Day Job Killer.

The reason?

You could lose your shirt. Yes, yes you might make a mint, but be prepared to experiment to get your own shot at these campaigns.

You can bet there's a lot of competition out there now using Day Job Killer techniques.

Day Job Killer is spreading across the Internet Marketing space like a ton of black paint dropped from height onto a 1 foot square white sheet.

I've been most amused by the adverts I've seen on Google for it ...

They've titles like:

• "Day Job Killer Real Deal"
• "Day Job Killer Project X"
• "Get Day Job Killer Now"
• "I hate Day Job Killer"
• Day Job Killer Launched"
• "Don't Buy Day Job Killer"
• Bonus + Day Job Killer

And the interesting thing about all these adverts is that all of them are using the methods recommended in Day Job Killer to reach their market place.

Personally I think the Internet Marketing sector has too much competition in for Day Job Killer and I'd do as recommended in Day Job Killer itself and actually find some niches to serve with ebooks and other products and hit those instead.

For a start it's less competition, need I say more?

That said Project X which Chris wrote before Day Job Killer is still selling well in the Internet Marketing area.

I bought DJK pretty much on release to check out the hype.

As I said before I don't often leap on the band wagon but with all the hype from a fellow Brit. I thought I ought to check it out.

Well I'm getting down into the bowels of the ebook and I'm actually pretty impressed.

Chris (the author) has obviously spent a lot of time thinking about and analysing the strategies used by the gurus and super affiliates.

What's more he gives you step by step instructions on how to write affiliate Adwords campaigns that work.

And he shares a number of resources that I've not seen in other ebooks. A good example is an effective free affiliate link cloaker which saves you $59 on the cost of a good link cloaker!

Want another? How about one of Chris's own easy to set-up sales page (squeeze page) that he encourages you to take and copy and use. What's that worth in terms of time spent coding and testing?

Why Stay Away From DJK?

Day Job Killer is written so that anyone can take the necessary steps to get money making campaigns.

That said there are some downsides to this ebook:

• You need to invest at least $9 for a domain name and then some for an adwords campaign
• The steps aren't rocket science to follow, you could see immediate success but it takes research and testing
• If you don't want to compete hard with other Adwords publishers you'll feel uncomfortable

Obviously if you're ok with those downsides go and get The Day Job Killer and start off the process to say goodbye to your day job.

Finally, here's a direct quote from the Day Job Killer at almost the end of the book: "What seperates those whose jobs die a brutal death and those who are back in at work a year from now is going to be the effort you put into it." 

"Day Job Killer!", sounds like everyone and his dog is shouting about it.

You've heard the hype on the Internet

Even The Rich Jerk recommends the Day Job Killer. Amazing. If you just want to get it go get Day Job Killer Now!

DJK launched yesterday.

It's been written by Chris a fellow Brit. He also wrote the best seller Affiliate Project X. That broke Clickbank sales record when it swung into action in October 2006.

The reason it did so well was...

At Last! An Internet Product That Delivers!

Yes, an Internet product that did the business.

I've done a much fuller review on my Rich Jerks Blog

As always the people who take action will get the money and those who buy out of interest simply add something else to their virtual bookshelf to gather virtual dust.