Google Assassin was an industry first when it was released in November 2007. Realizing how affiliates usually struggle with the many difficult tasks in affiliate marketing such as choosing the right products, going broke on Adwords, and so on, Chris and his DJK Team created Google Assassin, loading it with the following products:

Step-by-step blueprints to teach you basic to advanced techniques in Adwords, list building, article marketing, and the many methods of profiting from affiliate marketing.

Affiliates Den: A membership site that updates you with the hottest Clickbank products to promote, tools to automate your Adwords ad creation process, as well as a wealth of resources and tips on how to be a successful affiliate marketer.

List of Features

• Daddy keyword tool: Very handy keyword tool that shows you various keywords that are likely to be profitable, along with the search volumes and advertiser competition, crucial factors in deciding which keywords to use for your promotions.
• Article Spotter: A tool that automatically retrieves articles posted by your competitors, so that you can model how they are profiting from article marketing.
• Adwords Micro-Nicher: This is the secret to automating Placement targeting in Adwords, a huge time-saver, and possibly paying less than $0.01 per click once you've found the right ads with high click-through rates.
• Affiliates Den: A membership site that updates you with the hottest Clickbank products to promote, tools to automate your Adwords ad creation process, as well as a wealth of resources and tips on how to be a successful affiliate marketer.

In March 2007, this ebook by Chris again broke the Clickbank sales record by hitting almost $1 million in sales in just 7 days. As a sequel to Affiliate Project X, Day Job Killer further expands on the same core affiliate marketing concepts, with some nice twists and new information. Among our favorites that have brought us the most profits are:

Direct Linking X: Here's the Google Cash method reloaded for 2007. Still works today, though direct linking is very competitive and pricey now, and you can't prosper long-term on this alone.

Day Job Killer is quite a fine job in expanding on the earlier Affiliate Project X, though once again we'll have to honestly say, even these 2 ebooks combined weren't the only ones responsible for our present success. The techniques discussed here are very profitable and cunning, though the downside is they are manual, tiring and time-consuming.