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I know that many of you bought the new clickbank product called Google Payload. The course teaches pay per click arbitrage by buying traffic from cheap search engines like Goclick.com, Miva, or Mamma.

The question is: Does it really work?

Yes, it does! But you really need to devote yourself to this project or you could fail. There is a lot of testing involved.

First of all, I don’t recommend anyone doing this with their Adsense account! It’s not worth the risk. Google doesn’t like it. I know people who got their accounts suspended because of doing arbitrage and designing pages strictly to obtain a click from the visitor.

What I recommend is to apply for a paid XML feed from 7search.com and hire a programmer to write you a search engine script compatible with the 7search network.

Next, you will need to research cost per click on search engines like Goclick.com, Miva, SearchFeed, and Mamma.

Your objective is to drive targeted traffic for as little as $0.05 per click to pages that display sponsored results ONLY, where advertisers bid anywhere from $2 to $3 per click. The reason why I said $2-$3 is because it’s hard to find a niche where people would pay more on 7search.com.

Of course, it would be nice to have a paid XML feed from Google or Yahoo(Overture), but you need millions of searches and impressions before you can even apply.

Start with a lower network like 7search first.

You should be able to pull some nice income if you just keep multiplying your campaigns.

I am testing some pay per click arbitrage myself and will be posting the results on this blog. I think this is going to be very interesting for some of you that are trying to make this work.

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