This is a review for the following three products in our review series:  Bring In 2012 with a Big Bang, Twitter Profit Secrets, and Cash In on Unwanted Holiday Gifts.

Our reviewer decided to bundle these three products together into one review because they were created by the same person and possess several other commonalities.

What our reviewer had to say:

To be honest, I was underwhelmed and a little disappointed. I’m on a couple of lists for the creator of these products, and I enjoy what I get from her there and on her blog, but these seemed to be thrown together quickly and contained little detail.

First, I’ll just give a quick run-down, because they all had these things in common:

All of these were very basic. They outlined a “what to do” scenario with very little “how to do” included in the reports. Instead, she linked out to various blogs and articles “for more information on how to…”

At the beginning of each was a title page, a hyperlinked table of contents, an acknowledgements page, a dedication page, a legal page, a picture of donuts and coffee and a cartoon. That took you to about page 9.

At the end were an About the Author page, a page about her affiliate program, recommended resources, more cartoons, traffic resources, three pages of her other material, and a page with a quote on it. That all added up to another 9 pages.

The silliness on these was over the top, and it was distracting. I’m all for humor and an informal, conversational tone, but this was just silly, and seemed forced.

How valuable they are would depend I guess on whether you know anything at all about the subject. If you do, you should probably skip these. In my opinion, these reports are more suited to be opt-in reports, or free giveaways to get your links out there. I wouldn’t want to pay for these. If I HAD paid for them, I’d ask for a refund.

Bring In 2012 with A Big Bang

This report was about building a list. It basically told you to pick something to give away, set up an autoresponder, and build a squeeze page. There wasn’t any instruction on how to do any of those things, but lots of links out to various blog posts and articles. There was also a little bit of about how to get traffic to you page. Very basic stuff.

Twitter Profit Secrets

This one was a little bit better. She did go through some instruction, although she still linked out to other sites for most of the detailed information. I’m pretty uninformed when it comes to Twitter, so I did pick up a couple of things that I might be able to put to use. Still, more filler than substance though.

Cash In on Unwanted Holiday Gifts

This one was my least favorite of all of the reports. It was literally, a list of things to do if you get a gift and don’t want it. It went through all of the typical answers, including returning it to the store and the various places you can try to sell it. Yawn.

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Bring In 2012 with a Big Bang

Twitter Profit Secrets

and Cash In on Unwanted Holiday Gifts

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This is a product review on Twitter Profit Secrets, another product in our review series.

Twitter Profit Secrets strives to show you the ins and outs of how successful marketers make money from using Twitter.

What our reviewer had to say:

This is a 48 page product on Twitter. The first 8 pages covers the table of contents, a dedication page, an acknowledgment page, a legal notice page and a snack page (a picture of some coffee and dough nuts).

The next few pages deal with setting up a Twitter account, doing a tweet, and showing how it will get listed in Google for that keyword.

She covers how to personalize your twitter pages and where to get the graphics.

She goes over Twitter directories that will help you with your money making endeavors.

She covers how to make your tweets automatic and semi-automatic using different resources and covers setting up accounts.

She also covers using Twitter to help you land offline businesses.

In the last 9 pages she talks about herself, her other products, recommended resources, and the other WSO’s she has going on. She ends it with an inspirational quote on the last page.

I’m not a Twitter expert – far from it. But I do know that one of the most important things about using twitter is using Hash Tags so people can find what they are looking for. She does not go over these or even mentions using them.

Overall Impressions:

Would I recommend this product? Honestly I don’t know. I do know if I had paid for it, I would seriously consider asking for a refund. This would be because I feel she could have covered more of the basics of Twitter as far as making tweets people would find interesting, using Hash Tags and the like.

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Have you used this product? …What’s YOUR feedback?