Is growingrichwithgoogle.com a ripoff or a good business opportunity?

You get a two week free trial after receiving the software. You create your website in which you create links for google advertising. You earn 85 cents for every hit. A monthly service fee of $29.95 is charged to you by credit or debit card if you agree.

Is growingrichwithgoogle.com a ripoff or a good business opportunity?
I'll say rip off without even visiting the site. If your serious about making money with advertising with google, create your own web site, go to https://adwords.google.com/ and advertise your site there and everywhere else you can think of, then add https://www.google.com/adsense/ to earn revenue off the ads you run for google.





The determining factor on how much money you make is going to be how popular your own website becomes. More traffic, more possible ad revenue. Its just how it works. You dont need a 30 dollar a month 'service' to tell you that.
Reply:$30 a MONTH? Ripoff. If you have a website that attracts a reasonable number of hits, you can sign up with Google Adsense on your own, and won't pay $30 a month. And if you don't get hits, this site you mention would just cost you money not make any for you.
Reply:Rip off.





Google policies are very strictly against creating such link farms so you can expect to see it blacklisted (and a web site that contain only google ads isn't going to get many clicks).





Besides, it's not like anyone actually likes such sites (usually when I end up at one I get right away from it).
Reply:me put it this way: how often to find yourself at a site with nothing but google ad links?
Reply:They're marketing information. You can obtain this information on your own and complete this process without their aid, but this makes it a lot easier. It certainly is a good business opportunity, and if you can pull it off well enough, your $30 may seem like a minor investment. However, if you are not experienced with websites or do not have the resources or initiative to follow their program, then you just wasted $30.