Free Adsense Website Builder!

Hey all,

You are not going to believe this…but you need to!

I just checked out Matt Callens incredible software called
HyperVRE, and this could be the first time that I have used
a free software more than I do my other paid apps.

Matt told me I could let a few people know about the site before
he starts charging for the product, and I had to tell you about this. :-)

http://www.hypervre.com/?affiliate=81929

While I could go on and on about the features and how they have
benefited my business, I think you really need to see for yourself
what this software really can do.

For now - he is giving this software away for free, so there is no risk. But you need to hurry before there is a hefty one-time payment.

=> http://www.hypervre.com/?affiliate=81929

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I'm wondering how this differs from other free resources for templates. I think it's pretty straightforward putting Adsense banners on a site.

Maybe this software is helpful in determining which ones are earning the most for the domain?

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I think I looked at this site and it is tiered so that you don't really make anything until you have 5 referrals downline. Is that correct?

I will have to check it out. I don't care for the ones that are based on referrels and downlines. But thanks for passing it along. Cannot hurt to check it out.

I really don't understand what's the purpose of that... I mean, I don't really need a software to do adsense... but I guess others would find it useful. I think it is just plain advertising.

Maybe the purpose is for the person selling the software, or whatever it is, to get huge traffic numbers. I didn't have the patience to figure out exactly what was up, other than to see that they are pushing sign ups.

I agree that it's good to know what's out there. I guess some would be especially interested if they weren't at all comfortable building a site and putting up Adsense ads elsewhere.

I think it's pretty user-friendly that Adsense offers the code to copy.

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I am a bit curious about this. An affiliate link and an over-the-top endorsement make me wonder what is going on here.

It's definitely advertising for sign ups. I haven't seen anything indicating anyone makes any money before they get 5 sign ups in their downline.

SageMother is 100% correct on this.

He's building a list.

Think about it ... today it is getting more and more competitive to get names. It's not like the old days where you just put up a form and ask people to add their names to your newsletter. You've got to give them something.

Only had a very quick look at the site, but it seems like a great example of the kind of site you need to put up to get a lot of names