Gravity Forms Review|Complaints? Scam or Not? November 11, 2010 No Comments
Date Added: 10/09/2010
Reviewer: MelissaH
Website URL: gravityforms.com
Company Name: Gravity Forms
Whois Info: Public 
Alexa Traffic Rank: 28,076
Twitter URL: N/A
Blog URL: N/A
Product Description
This product is a plugin for WordPress, helping the user to add forms to their WordPress blog. By adding forms, the user can better collect information like email addresses from the visitors to their page.
Detailed Overview
Installation of the product is very quick, taking 5 minutes or less. Setting up a simple form also only takes a few minutes, while more complicated forms will take about 20 minutes. The script allows you to send out auto responder messages and tag the lists to create and organize multiple lists.
While the plugin is simple to use, it is not simply just a form generator. It allows the user to set a start and end date to a form, allow the visitors to create a post within a form, manage the customer inquires from WordPress, and also add check boxes and drop down boxes to the form. Also included is a CAPTCHA protection that will help reduce spam on your blog. The plugin can be used in multiple ways to make it even more profitable for the user.
Reputation
Gravity Forms has a good reputation for being a great addition in helping to manage a WordPress site. It seems to be very helpful to those new at blogging, and those experienced. It has a very user friendly design and can be used in a variety of different ways, making it very valuable.
Feedback from site members (pros/cons)
At a price of $39, it seems that there is a lot of positive feedback about this product! It helps to make a site look more professional, and helps possible customers communicate with the owner of the site, helping to increase site revenue. One of the best plugins available for WordPress, very simple to install and use, and well worth the money. The only negative review about the product is the price, which I do not really understand. It seems that customers get a lot from this product and it makes it well worth the money.
Comparison to Free Site Signup
It is hard to compare the two products because they are not very alike at all. Free Site Signup helps the user to set up a website and to market it and start generating money from the site, whereas Gravity Forms’ main purpose is simply to provide the user with a script to create forms on an already existing WordPress page. Depending on the user’s needs, Free Site Signup and Gravity Forms, are very helpful and will take a lot of the work out of helping to generate money out of a site.
Domain “Whois”
The Domain “Whois” for a website allows the owner of the site to make their contact information either public or private. The owner of this site has chosen to make their contact information public, which lends to the idea that they have nothing to hide about their product.
Micro Niche Finder Review | Complaints? Scam or Not? September 21, 2010 No Comments
Date Added: 9/21/2010
Reviewer: MelissaH
Website URL: micronichefinder.com
Company Name: James L. Jones, LLC
Whois Info: Public Alexa Traffic Rank: 5,334
Twitter URL: N/A
Blog URL: N/A
Product Description
The Micro Niche Finder is a research tool that helps the consumer research keywords and niches. It was created by James Jones and is SEO oriented. The most helpful feature of this product is that it helps you discover niches that can be easily dominated because they have not yet been taken full advantage of.
Detailed Overview
The program is very simply put together and organized, featuring a search bar for the user to input a keyword into. Once the keyword is entered, the Micro Niche Finder provides a list of search terms related to the word you entered. By filtering through the results provided in this list, the user can find the most profitable niches. Data is provided next to each keyword, indicating the level of competition for search engine results. Red stands for very difficult and green means that there is not a lot of competition for that niche.
A brainstorm button is also provided. By clicking on the button, you are provided with a list of randomized searches from Google Suggest and the relevant statistics that go with each suggestion. This would be a very helpful tool if you are having trouble thinking of micro niches to research.
Reputation
The Micro Niche Finder has a good reputation, seemingly because it completes the task that it was created for and has some very helpful bonus features. However, there is a rumored increase in price that would need to be factored in when deciding if this program is for you.
Feedback from site members (pros/cons)
Consumers call this product must have, essential, and a very useful and time saving product. Someone commented with a very helpful suggestion: that by following James on Twitter, he will give you tips on how to get the most out of the program. One consumer complained that they had trouble finding a place to purchase the product. Another negative comment stated that while it was very helpful, that they did not feel that the program provided them with anything that a search on the internet could not. The vast majority of reviews were in favor of the program, leading me to believe that if the price is right, this would be a very beneficial program.
Comparison to Free Site Signup
The Micro Niche Finder is not a website generating product, but it does seem to be able to find micro niches, as the product name suggests! Depending on what you are looking for, Free Site Signup and Micro Niche Finder are two different products offering two different services. Free Site Signup provides the user with a money making website in just a few minutes, while Micro Niche will help narrow down the niche fields to help website owners target niches that aren’t exploited yet.
Domain “Whois”
The domain “whois” is an opportunity for the owner of the site to list their contact information. The owner of the Micro Niche Finder has chosen to make their contact information public, indicating that they have nothing to hide from customers and prospective customers.
Income Elite Review|Complaints? Scam or Not? November 11, 2010 No Comments
Date Added: 10/09/2010
Reviewer: MelissaH
Website URL: incomeelite.com
Company Name: Sheerion LLP
Whois Info: Public Alexa Traffic Rank: 239,962
Twitter URL: N/A
Blog URL: N/A
Product Description
Income Elite is a membership program that helps users to become better internet marketers. It was created by Rob Wass, Steve Peirce, and David Sharpe and provides a lot of resources, coaching, and support to help the members to become more successful at internet marketing. Website templates and PLR marketing articles are also provided.
Detailed Overview
Income Elite hopes to prove to its users that more money can be generated by working together than by working apart. Once you join the program, you are provided with many tutorials to help you learn the tricks to better internet marketing, and will also be offered the opportunity to work as a team on marketing ventures. The tutorial covers such things as how to create squeeze pages, more effective sales websites, building opt-in lists, how to make people want to buy, and how to generate more sales. Along with the tutorials, you can receive templates to websites and squeeze pages, and access to products that you have to do nothing with but sell.
Along with having the tutorial and templates for your use, you get to interact with the other members and staff of the Income Elite. For a 5 day trial of the product, you pay $4.95. If you end up deciding during those 5 days that it is not for you, you can cancel. The cost of the product, should you continue to use it, is $97 a month.
Reputation
While the fee of $97 a month is a little difficult to swallow, even those who were skeptical about the price at first ended up saying that it was well worth it. The product provides many resources and support to those who want to work hard and make the most out of internet marketing.
Feedback from site members (pros/cons)
Generally everyone complains about the expensive monthly fee, but few say that it isn’t worth it. One important aspect of the program that is very valuable is their online community and support system. There is a lot of information provided, which can be a little overwhelming to some people. But, at least you get a lot for your money.
Comparison to Free Site Signup
Income Elite does seem to provide a lot of the same benefits and opportunities as Free Site Signup, but there are two major differences that I noted: price and time needed. The price for one month of hosting from Free Site Signup is the same price as a one month membership to Income Elite. Yikes. Granted, they are two different things, but if you do not have an unlimited budget, that makes a big difference. Also, there seems to be a lot more time needed to accurately put the information provided by Income Elite to use, whereas Free Site Signup is a lot quicker and takes a lot of the work out of the users hands.
Domain “Whois”
The Domain “Whois” offers the owner of the site a chance to provide their contact information to their site visitors. The owner of this site has chosen to provide that information to those who wish to know it, which indicates that the owner has nothing to hide.
