Joel Comm has already made a fortune figuring out the secrets of Google's AdSense. After optimizing his site to make the most of Google's contextualized ads, he saw his incomes rise from a paltry $30 per day to an enormous $500 per day!

After conquering AdSense, Joel has now turned his attention to Kontera's AdLinks, a radical new advertising system that embeds ads into text for minimum user interference and maximum clickthroughs.

In Kontera AdLink Secrets, Joel reveals: How to change the colors of links and tool tips, and choose the right colors to get the largest number of clicks Secret strategies to control the location of your AdLinks and the best places to put your ads How to use keywords to increase revenues and build profitable new Web pages The best number of ads to put on your AdLink pages Where to find crucial earning information you won't find on your stats page How to plan and structure your content to encourage ad clicks And much, much more!

Well, for the first 20 pages or so, I needed to read about how great this book is going to be. (It was STILL a sales copy). Still, there was 100 pages to go. It then went over how to set up an Adwords account. That was not too bad. The instruction was rather step by step and fairly easy to follow.

Then came "The Big Secret". I got to admit, I was not as disappointed as I thought I would be. Of course, this is not about paying no money for Adwords, but rather, paid click reimbursement. And you know, from understanding how the internet works, I really do think that this would work, too. Most of the points this book makes (other than being the greatest thing since sliced bread) does have a lot of merit behind it.

So where is the problem? Really, there is not one...At least if you are looking to make a lot money through pay per click advertising. Cash-flow may be a concern to some for these methods. What I mean by cash-flow is you may be paying large Adwords bills (hundred or so dollars) before receiving your earnings. Still, if you are aggressive in your advertising replenishment funding, cash-flow may not be an issue.

Beyond this "Secret", GetGoogleAdsFree does have some good chapters on affiliate marketing, keyword research and writing ad copy. Still, the littering of testimonials throughout did get rather old after about page 50. I suppose it can be inspirational to some, but maybe I am just becoming too critical when reviewing eBooks these days. As an experienced internet marketer, I thought the concept was rather intriguing and worth a further look and trial. For the novice and beginner, this is probably too much to handle.

At the end of the day, I am glad I bought GetGoogleAdsFree, but just as I expected it was not as free and as easy and they make it sound. Just another interesting and novel way of marketing and making money on the internet.