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  • Rated by kboppana on Apr 30 2008, 8:24am

    For $2995, they did not show me enough to even think of buying their membership! There are lot of similar tools and content out there that is free, if you are willing to look for them. As this service itself is self-paced learning and trying anyway!

  • Rated by liamvictor on Jan 08 2008, 8:53am

    15 hours of interviews with some of the best known SEOs / SEMs in the business. At nearly three thousand dollars it's expensive, but Jim Boykin really knows his onions and the price is equivalent to attending a conference during which you'll probably be too hung-over by day two to concentrate and retain what you're hearing.

  • Rated by SebastianX on Jan 01 2008, 3:57pm

    Wow! Jim Boykin from webuildpages.com offers a killer SEO knowledge deal. From the signup page: "The best minds in the business are talking. Are you listening? The Internet Marketing Ninjas Program offers exclusive interviews with top SEOs, PPC experts, social media gurus, affiliate marketing experts, and more..." (... e.g. free access to all private WeBuildPages SEO-ninja tools). The above said sounds like a paid link, eh? Nope, it isn't, although you've to pay for the content. I do know that Jim Boykin, Aaron Wall, Andy Beal, Bill Slawski, Christine Churchill, Cameron Olthuis, Jim Gilbert, Jeremy Schoemaker, Jill Whalen, Lee Odden, Neil Patel, and Todd Malicoat (Stuntdubl) share valuable tips, experience and information for a fair (IMO) price. If you're chasing stuff4freeloaders, then skip this review; otherwise check out Jim's "Internet Marketing Ninjas" offer (well, the first click is always free, isn't it?). Full disclosure: Maybe I'll run ads promoting internetmarketingninjas.com on my sites soon, currently I don't, and that's not an affiliate link. Jim is a friend of mine, and I know he always underpromises and overdelivers. He didn't ask me to promote his new service.