The Kingspoint Project Review

Who said you can’t buy SEO traffic? No, I’m not talking about PPC, I’m talking about real (natural search) visitors landing on your site directly from the search engine results pages… the kind that google and yahoo don’t sell.

I recently got a promo e-mail from one of the web marketers I respect the most. His name: Keith Baxter. In his e-mail Keith was making some pretty bold claims about his new traffic generation system: The Kingspoint Project.

Here are just a few of his claims:

* A brand new traffic system that delivers massive natural search visitors.
* Tested and refined over the past 15 months
* Deadly effective and detailed step-by-step in 17 videos
* And best of all… 100% FREE.

Normally, I would dismiss such claims instantly as hype… but since it was Keith Baxter making the claims, I decided to take notice. And so, I went ahead and registered for the free “Kingspoint Project” traffic generation system videos.

When I clicked the “play” button on the first video, I was expecting a pitch-fest. Surely he would deliver some good content for free and then try to charge me for the rest of the system. But the pitch-fest never came. One after another, I sat through the entire 17 videos and I have to say that I was very pleased at what I saw. He did in fact, reveal the entire traffic system without charge… and it was GOOD.

Too good to be true? What’s the catch?

Yup… Just like with everything else that is really worth it, there is a catch. Two actually.

1) Making the system work requires hard work and a considerable amount of time.

2) For it to be totally effective, the system does require you to use a few paid services (none of them belong to Keith, but he does have his affiliate links in there to make some extra dough).

So how does Keith profit?

Keith is an incredibly skilled marketer and he does have a couple of ways in place to monetize his system.

First… after delivering a boatload of super valuable content, there is an invitation to join the kingspoint membership program called “The Insider’s Traffic Lab”. It includes a bunch of extra goodies like:

* Exclusive interviews with industry experts on advanced traffic generation strategies.
* Monthly business blueprints
* Detailed case studies (worth gold)
* Weekly mastermind calls
* Weekly podcasts where keith usually reveals “too much”
* A members only community
* Exclusive members-only discounts for the kingspoint project store.

Wait a minute… did you say “store”?

Yup… the “store” is the second way in which Keith monetizes the Kingspoint Project. In the store he is selling a few different traffic generation packages in which his team of hired guns will actually do all the grunt work for you.

The “store” is in my opinion, the very best part of the whole site. The traffic strategies described in the Kingspoint Project videos work amazingly well… but they do require a lot of work, they do take considerable time and they do use a few paid resources.

And letting you outsource the whole thing using the same team of outsourced workers that he uses himself is bloody brilliant because they already know the system, they know what needs to be done and they do it on a regular basis. Think about it for a minute. If you’re going to buy traffic… Instead of buying one-time PPC clicks, why not buy it from a source that builds up cumulatively over time (boosting your search engine rankings).

Summary.

I am very pleased with the KingsPoint Project. The traffic blueprint videos are a great marketing education on their own, and they’re free. The membership area is worth it too, if you’re serious about traffic generation… but the best part is the refreshing “do it for me” offer that allows you to focus your time and energy on making more money instead of wasting it in mundane tasks and grunt work.

This type of serviceshey are truly valuable to the one-person operation with a tight schedule. And I predict that they will quickly become a trend in the web marketing arena.

So if you haven’t done so, go ahead and check out the Kingspoint Project while the videos are still free.