Shoemoney System Review & Overview

Saturday 13th February, 2010

Formally known as the Shoemoney System Live Chat Number 2.

Once again I managed to miss the live chat, so it’s good to know that I can catch up with these recorded webinars. For the second webinar Jeremy switched to another video service from the one he had originally. Unfortunately the quality of the resolution wasn’t as good, as there were moments when the pixelation was a bit excessive. There were also annoying ads sliding up from the base of the video. Now if these ads were relevant to what was being said in the video then it wouldn’t be so bad, however they had absolutely nothing to do with what was being said — hence a high (for me) annoyance factor.

Having said that, it’s more important to get the information in the video rather than the delivery of it, and there were quite a few good questions in there for Jeremy to answer.

The first one was about AzoogleAds, and just what is meant by “incentivised traffic”, and whether or not it should be enabled by our Azoogle account managers. Jeremy answered by saying that it’s something that should be taken up with the the particular person’s account manager to see what they have to say about it, as everyone’s situation is different.

The second question was of interest to me because it was something that concerned me directly. Someone asked whether or not Jeremy would be OK with the idea of having people blog about their experiences with the Shoemoney System, and Jeremy said he was fine with that — in fact he encouraged it! Now, as I’ve been writing about the System for the past 3 weeks or so, it was good to hear that.

I also noticed that someone else who was doing the course had similar problems to me in signing up to AzoogleAds (my issues have since been sorted out I should add), so Jeremy suggested they contact someone at Azoogle to help them through it.

Other questions ranged from recommended software to build sites, WordPress themes and plugins, when to start doing affiliate offers, using url shortening services like bit.ly & tinyurl.com to mask affiliate links, and more.

I can’t say that this week’s webinar was (to me) as informative as the first one, but it was OK. One thing I would definitely add for Jeremy to consider — please turn off the phone and quit instant messenger when you’re doing these webinars! That way there can be no distractions during the recording. After all, people are paying good money to do this course and it just doesn’t seem respectful for you to have these distractions all the time. Surely you can put aside half an hour or so for your paying clients? It’s not a criticism as such — more like a suggestion.

More tomorrow…