On arrival to the main product (which is a PDF), I was introduced to Rob Benwell and was told about his previous success with blogging and teaching others how to blog for big money. At this point, I couldn’t care less because I already knew all this, and I never believe a word until I know whether the techniques actually work or not, even if I purchased the first one.

Rob quickly proceeds to point out some big changes that have happened since his last publication (Blogging To The Bank 2.0) and hence why he felt the need to release a 3.0 version. This is understandable, although I would be interested to know if previous owners of 2.0 got 3.0 at a discount?  I certainly didn’t receive an email about a discount!

One thing that I notice is that there a several spelling mistakes early on.  I was kinda used to this from Rob’s first product, but it doesn’t paint a very good picture for someone who professes to make millions by writing. But that’s probably just me being picky, because it’s not always the grammar but the content itself that matters.

There’s also a nice lead into the first chapter called the “5 Blogging Commandments” for 2009, which gives a nice outline of what types of blogs will be successful in the coming years. But at this point, this information means nothing until I get down to the details.

The general layout and order of the content seems really well planned and this seems to be carefully put together. This should make for an easier read and although I didn’t manage to get my hands on the bonuses (some are very limited time only anyway), the main guide seems more than enough to cover off everything I need to know in order to get really deep into this blogging game.

To read my complete review including a score out of 10 click here.