The answer here is clear - while Day Job Killer, Affiliate Project X, and Adwords Miracle did allow many people to start earning a bit online, many people were also disappointed (me being one of them). There are many fairly affordable programs that one can use to master a lot of the stuff presented in his guides. The reason he sells so many of them is because he pays out over $50,000 regularly for sales-copy that converts very well and then relies on the many thousand affiliates to do the selling. I personally have not found any of the three guides to be worth their cost.
Secondly, there is the issue of being ethical. Many of the techniques presented in the books are ethically questionable.
All this and more has left a bad taste in my mouth from the previous products already. Hence, I approached Google Assassin with a great deal of suspicion and skepticism which paid off!

Below are listed 5 programs available today. 2 of them are the hyped up guides by Chris. The other 2 are programs that I actually recommend and stand behind simply because they actually work instead of hyping up some old formula. Why are these two not mentioned all that much in the marketing circles? The answer is simple. Most people using these actually make money with them, so they have no need or desire to resell the good information to others to make some commissions.
Chris' guides on the other hand, have excellent sales-copies. That's the best thing going for them. So people are looking to make money off of that instead.

The answer is - yes, in many ways. Google Assassin is vastly different from the guides Chris Mcneeney has released before on several levels. Here are some of them:
1. Google Assassin Is NOT a Guide. :) this is good news for everyone who is sick of hoping that Chris will reveal his techniques in a single e-book. Instead, this is a complete tool and information package. Take a look at everything included in here:


2. Google Assassin will NOT give you any new information. It will simply set up ALL the techniques in the 3 previous ebooks using software to create an autopilot income stream. It will create websites, create adwords campaigns, manage the campaigns, give the keywords needed to be targeted, and even provide content for the website. This is good news as this minimizes the human error.

3. Google Assassin is NOT a one-time payment ebook. This is actually a membership site that has a monthly fee attached to it. This is good since this pushes people to take action from day one and to set up as many campaigns as possible within the first 30 days to make the money needed for continue funding the business and take away healthy profits from the top.
4. The products included in Google Assasin are NOT available elsewhere. At least not in the modified versions they make available on the website. One possible could try and put together this software package on their own, but would end up spending way more than Google Assassin, and at the same time, lack the knowledge, techniques, and step-by-step 1-2-3 instructions made available in this package. Once applied, this can bring in earnings like this (and this is from just one CB account):


So is Google Assasin The product to go for? Well, yes and no. It won't completely replace you as the head of the business. You will still need to work hard at it, but it will surely make you far more productive and profitable than you might be right now.

Are there any problems with Google Assasin?

Yes There Are. Many. For one, Chris has not yet stopped his this-is-end-of-it-all hyping sales pitches. With every one of his products, he has claimed that this single purchase will change the face of internet marketing forever. that those who buy will win and everyone else (specifically the gurus) will lose. That's nonsense. I haven't noticed any impact on the internet marketing except for a lot more unethical affiliate marketing anymore.
However, this is more of a problem with Chris and his marketing rather than the product itself.

Google Assasin in itself does not many flaws, except maybe that of hype and expectation that it cannot fulfill in every case. There are parts of Google Assasin that do indeed work EXACTLY as described - keywords tool, affiliate campaign stealer (unethical?), and article swipe are some of those parts of the system.

So What's the Final Say On Google Assasin:
1. If you do have the money to put into it, and the time it will initially take, you can definitely set up a $1000 per week income stream within the first 30 days.
2. Without a doubt you will be told to purchase other products as well, but hold off on any more purchases. There is very little that you will actually NEED after getting the membership with Google Assassin.
3. There are many good programs out there, but this one actually provides you with all the equipment to make it all work without any extra investment on your part.

Conclusion - Yes, Google Assassin is a good program that for the most part does what it does. However, it is pricey, and I personally do not like how Chris markets everything as the next big thing. Of all the programs Chris has released so far, Google Assasin may well be the only one that comes close to completely delivering on every promise that it makes.