What is the product about?

Created by Jonathan Teng, Perpetual Cash Machine is a step by step blueprint that shows you how to make profitable websites based around selling your own products.

What is the product?

Perpetual Cash Machine is a guide to internet marketing that covers a huge variety of topics. Jonathan Teng draws on his own experiences in internet marketing to show uses a multitude of different marketing methods. These are primarily based around the tried and tested method of using WordPress websites to launch products, however Perpetual Cash Machine is a little more than this. Jonathan Teng covers topics as varied as actually using WordPress, how to market your products and writing good copy to exploring how to generate traffic including using affiliate marketing to your advantage. This is presented in such a fashion that by the end you should reasonably be able to implement what Perpetual Cash Machine teaches. One of the most important aspects of this product is in showing you not just how to make money from your first website, but also how to use different combinations of the methods Perpetual Cash Machine teaches to multiply your income stream.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

Jonathan Teng has made Perpetual Cash Machine pretty fairly priced at a one time cost of $17. This cost is covered by a 60 day money back guarantee as Perpetual Cash Machine is sold through Clickbank. There will likely be additional costs involved as well in the form of web hosting and some forms of advertising however these should be affordable. In terms of your potential income, it is marketed as being unlimited. There is also a case study that shows Jonathan Teng making $11,944.93 in 10 days however this figure is very unlikely to be achieved by anybody who is new to marketing.

Does the product provide value for money?

Perpetual Cash Machine isn’t a bad place to start in terms of “blueprints” for new internet marketers and for the price, it probably does represent value for money.

Conclusion

First of all, I feel it is necessary to address the fact that in order to get the most out of Perpetual Cash Machine, you should probably have no prior experience with internet marketing. Like most guides of this nature, experienced marketers are very unlikely to find anything new. That having been said, there is a decent amount of information contained within for newbies. Whilst I feel that Jonathan Teng often makes implementing what he teaches in Perpetual Cash Machine sound easier than it is. Whilst this is pretty par for the course, I don’t necessarily agree with it. For example Jonathan Teng in his case study pings out an email to his mailing list and starts generating sales.

This is something that a new marketer wouldn’t necessarily have access to. This highlights my problem with Jonathan Teng marketing Perpetual Cash Machine as a quick way turn around into a profitable business. Realistically I would expect somebody starting out to have some backing capital because profits will not start out as easily as advertised. That aside, Perpetual Cash Machine is fundamentally built on sound principles have potential to work and as long as you come in with reasonable expectations you should be able to take away something.