Ok, so I got suckered into buying this because of the marketing materials and the promises that were made, but I'm not entirely dissatisfied. In fact I'm kind of happy with the purchase and will probably use the package as a reference guide for a while to come.

I bought it to test drive it and see if there was anything to the profitbrats claims. I spent a good part of the weekend reading it and the 3 bonus books by Harvey Segal, which turned out to be excellent too. (Harvey is a well known name in this industry and well respected)

There are 7 books in the package (4 and the 3 bonus books) the first book "The three profit generators" is a little spacey and unfocused. I think its because the topic is kind of hard to communicate, but at the end of it I did successfully grasp what the profitbrat was trying to tell me. Nathan Stark is the author of this 4 volume set, and it was one of the reasons why I wanted to get it. Nathan Stark is a familiar name, he was responsible for those "big" pot and pan mail order lift out ads you get up and down the South West. I had heard of him and spotted the name immediately. I felt a mail order professional like Nathan would have something interesting to say about internet marketing so it was another nudge to buy for me.

Book 1 "The three profit generators" is about putting everything into perspective and understanding what exactly you are trying to do when using the internet to create multiple streams of profit. It talks about creating 6 figure income streams and I was a little aprehensive reading it, but the next book delivered, so I'm glad I stuck with it.

Book 2 is called "Affiliate Millionaire" and it takes you through the alternatives and whats possible and how to get those results. I could tell this guy had done what he preached because it was evident in the way the detail was presented. These books aren't long, only about 30 pages each and there are some inspiring pictures to look at that get you a little excited when you put the ideas together with the "reward pics" But what it lacks in padding it makes up for in substance. In fact, while reading it, I had the experience of genuine thankfulness. (Yes, ok, I liked it)

By the time I got to book 3 it was night and I had a few wines to go with dinner so I re-read it again the next day because I missed a lot of what was said. To be honest each book focuses on a couple of particular fulcrum points. It's like being told the inside story, "PayPerClick Magnate" is about magnifying the exisiting income streams you would have created by following the previous book. Volume is the key to this internet thing. Not just quantity, but quality AND quantity.

Yes, I have been following much of the advice I found and am getting results. Makes a difference when you find the right resource and this one is it. The ProfitBrat! package does deliver if only it does it a little repetitively. I think because the answer's are so simple that you just don't need 4 books to communicate it. I guess they felt the need to do it that way to justify the price, but I would rather pay $1000 for one page of "results getting" facts, then $100 for 4 books stretched. But look this isn't for everybody, you need to be at a point where you know enough, but still haven't made much money. This will show you definitely how to create a 6 figure income within a few months. It tackles and answers all the hard questions. If you already know what you are doing then you maybe won't find much new information. I certainly learned quite a bit from each book. It has completely turned my operation upside down.

The best part is that becoming affiliated with that company, you get personalized service from their help desk and they are offering quality advice to affiliates for free. Its one on one.

The final book in the package is "Website wealth" which carries on where the last book left off. The company that own the rights to this book, bought it off Nathan and are marketing it all over the internet. I own "The Rich Jerk" and found it an interesting read, but this package takes it a step further and hammers out exactly what you need to do to start earning big numbers from your clickbank account.

Just don't do what I did and print it up. It costed me over $40 in ink cartridges from the color pictures on almost every page. I found it quite a good deal for the price they ask and felt that it overdelivered with the bonuses. I was not remorseful at all for parting with my hard earned. Its been a few days and I have already got my money back and then some by doing just one thing that was recommended.

It's pretty good. You can look at the marketing materials in my resource box.

Adrian Henderson buys products and reviews them for a living. If you want to discover more about this book you can view more information here:
http://www.opportunity-investor.com/investin4.html

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