Clickbank Gamer is a system to help marketers profit from the incredibly popular and profitable online gaming industry. There is no doubt about that fact that gaming is big business and last year the gaming niche attracted 194 million users and the top 10 games combined sold for over $341 million. With all this going for it, the marketplace is still not saturated and Tony Sanders’ Clickbank Gamers system was designed to help marketers profit here. (Click Here To Learn More)

Tony Sanders wrote a very successful ebook called “Farmville Secrets” that made him around $1.2 million in 2010, so he knows about the tremendous potential of the gaming niche. I’m not a gamer and really have very little interest in it. What I want to share with you is whether this system is any good and can it really help you get started in this niche.

Let’s look at what the Clickbank Gamer system includes:

Gaming Niche Blueprint – offers research on 9 of the most profitable games in the niche.
7-Day Action Plan – provides step-by-step tutorial.
Business In A Box – A turnkey business for 3 gaming niches and 1 bonus niche (World Of Warcraft, Starcraft II, Final Fantasy XIV plus Video Games Testing Niche)

Set-ups for all 4 include:
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website w/ review page, content site, squeeze page
7 autoresponder emails
2000 keyword list
30 PLR articles

The one thing that Tony Sanders tells you is that you won’t have to worry about niche research, product creation, building websites or even SEO, PPC or JV’s, but what he doesn’t mention is that without marketing this system is going nowhere fast. To be successful in the gaming niche, or any other niche, you have to promote your site and that comes through article marketing, video marketing, forum commenting, or any form of paid advertising.

So you will need to get a domain name, a hosting account, an email service and do all the work that is necessary to make it all go. In addition to that, he is offering a system that thousands of other people will also have, so buyers will not be getting any unique content. The websites will be just the same as thousands of others websites, the emails and PLR articles will not be unique and offer nothing new.

I think Tony Sanders has a great idea to explore the gaming niche, but will his product help his customers cash in? I don’t know, but I don’t think so. You can buy it for a one-time $37 or $27 if you click off the sales page. I’d say that for $27 the package could provide a framework to do something else similar, but not identical to this package that will be saturated quickly.