UberCamp Vs PPC-Coach

So the big question about which service is best for you? Today there are more and more services popping up that offer you training, but which sites are of the best value for you?

I believe that the value of a service depends greatly on the actual user. For some users one service may be just what they needed while others need something completely different.

So that being said I've decided to go into two of the more commonly mentioned training programs in the market today. The first is the newly released UberCamp.

UberCamp is a new service released by Super affiliate Paul Bourque. Although the new service has received a lot of criticism, every person who has criticized UberCamp has not been a part of the service.

So this is probably the first actual review you're going to see of Ubercamp of a person that actually is using the service. (Go figure...)

First of all, the forum started out just a few days ago so I didn't expect it to be full of a lot of material but what do you know, it's actually filling up fairly quickly.

So far there is a handful of very active members and many have provided some tips that for most people would be very helpful. You'll see some pretty big names in the forum such as Chad from CDFNetworks, Ian from IanFernando, and even some dude named Jonathan Volk (hahaha).

As far as the number of posts go, there are already 172 posts (as of right now) and most are relating to PPC and affiliate marketing. Neat.

The neat part about the forum so far has been that some guys have openly posted some tips which I consider to be in my "do not share" file. Those are the tips you won't ever see on here because I don't want to ruin it's effectiveness. It would be equivalent of posting about Craigslist spamming... once it got out, it was so much harder to do (I hope the guy who let that out kicks himself daily) and almost lost it's value.

As I mentioned before, one service may be great for one person and not so great for another. I honestly believe UberCamp is for one type of person: The PPC Affiliate marketer who is earning anywhere from high $xx to $xxx per day. This type of forum WILL most likely help you get past that 4 figure mark over time and I can say that with 100% honesty.

I do not believe Ubercamp is for you if:

• You've never created a PPC Campaign before.
• You've never created a profitable campaign.
• You've never created a landing page (meaning you only direct link).

In otherwords, Ubercamp is not for the pay per click affiliate newbies. BUT what do you do if you're a newbie or are on tighter budget? $200 per month certainly isn't cheap and if it comes down to advertising or going with Ubercamp, I'd say you choose advertising.

I also have been invited to check out PPC-Coach.

Wow! PPC Coach really has a lot to offer. First you get a forum where the owner, often referred to as "coach" answers just about every single question I saw if not answered first by someone else. There are literally hundreds and hundreds of question about pay per click marketing.

PPC-Coach also has a ton of tools, videos, and more. Do you need to learn how to setup a campaign in yahoo? They have videos for that! Do you need to learn to setup an adwords campaign? They have videos for that. Etc.

So... What's the main difference between PPC Coach and UberCamp?

I'd say there are a few main differences.

First, PPC Coach isn't 100% focused on affiliate marketing. If you're looking to learn PPC marketing the right way but are not interested in affiliate marketing, PPC Coach is a great choice for you. At around $50 bucks a month, it's definitely an amazing deal and you will walk away knowing more about PPC.

Secondly, PPC Coach is mostly full of "newer" marketing guys. The coach and some of the more seasoned members do have a lot to offer, the place is mostly for the PPC newbies.

Lastly, PPC Coach offers a loooooooooot more in terms of videos and content you can view at your own pace but is also geared more towards those who are starting off.

So while I HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend PPC Coach if you're just starting off, it's not for those who are already making a decent living (mid $xxx/day and up as a rough estimation).

One last thing that was really neat about PPC Coach is that tracking script he provides with the membership. If you've ever tried setting up Prosper202, this script is similar to that and provides a similar keyword tracking type tracking. Awesome.

So to wrap all this up, PPC Coach is awesome and worth the money for those starting out in PPC and affiliate marketing. You'll really learn everything you need in order to set up a successful ppc campaign and have access to ask any number of question on the forums there.

Ubercamp is more for affiliates who are already a bit established but can't seem to push past into that next level.

Both are valuable services but each for a certain type of person.