Why did Google NUKE these 64 authority sites?

Not sure if you saw this recently. There is a list
floating around the internet of 64 big sites that recently
got *whacked* by Google, including:

- dictionary .com
- digg .com
- comcast .com
- htc .com
- shoplocal .com
- education .com

... and MANY others!

The bad news is... this "Google" problem is
only getting worse.

Ask yourself this... if Digg .com got hit by
Google, who is really safe anymore?

Unbelievable.

It's frustrating trying to build your business on
something that you have little to no control over
(Google).

Just like attempting to make a wild dog your pet.
One day the tail is wagging. The next day, you are
savagely *attacked* for no reason.

And to make matters worse... if you got my email
last week, you already know that Google is
giving Amazon.com page 1 rankings 43% of the
time.

Well, you don't have to bow down and take it
from Google anymore.

You have a choice.

That's why so many people are SUPER pumped
about tapping into the enormous free traffic
that Amazon.com is willing to give you.

Think about this...

There is no "Amazon slap".

Amazon *won't* cut off your traffic for no reason.

Also, Amazon does NOT penalize you or cripple
your business because they made some change to
how they rank sites.

Amazon does not try and scare you or place the
fear of God in you so you comply with their
rules.

Amazon is a TOTALLY different ballgame.

With Amazon there are no surprises.

After reading that above, would you agree that
Amazon is the polar OPPOSITE of Google?

The good news is...

If you want to tap into Amazon (but you don't
know where to start), there is no one better to
show you how than Matt Clark.

Matt recently opened a program where he is
taking people under his wing and revealing how
he built his $100,000 per month business on
Amazon.

The numbers this guy produces are staggering!

If you are quick, there is still time to get
onboard with Matt here.

He is closing the doors tonight at 8 PM.

That is a *real* deadline BTW.

Go here and secure your spot before he shuts this
down tonight.

Imagine the feeling in a few weeks from now...

You visit a popular forum and see dozens of people
complaining about Google's latest update or
algorithm change.

You sit back... pause... smile... and click the
close button without a care in the word.

Here's how you can make that happen.

Talk to you soon.

Jason Potash

Archon Media, 2100 West Loop South Suite 900, Houston, Texas 77027

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