[GET] Arbitrage Underdog Black Label Edition 3.0.9 Cracked

[profitresults]

Does anyone know if there is more training for the Elance and Odesk function pertaining to responding to a job posting?

[Medow]

The old cracked exe is missing international search function, i update the first post with the correct exe that have international function.

Please replace the old one with the new one.

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(08-24-2014 12:50 AM)profitresults Wrote:  Does anyone know if there is more training for the Elance and Odesk function pertaining to responding to a job posting?

Saying thanks would not harm you.

[xrocksterx]

awesome, thank you for the fix Medow

[PassiveQueen]

Thanks xrocksterx for the training video links!
PQ :-)

[xrocksterx]

(08-24-2014 07:09 AM)PassiveQueen Wrote:  Thanks xrocksterx for the training video links!
PQ :-)

You're welcome! I found them on random posts a while back and just had them saved. Glad they can be useful again.

[ratzazz]

(08-22-2014 03:03 AM)demomeb Wrote:  Here is one trick to use this software without crack or patch !

1- download and install the software

Code:

http://www.arbitrageunderdog.com/updates/ArbitrageUnderDogProSetup.exe

2- Disconnect from the internet
3- Run the software as an Administrator (it will open the software without verification )
4- Now connect to the internet and voilà your software will works :)
5- Do the same steeps every time you want to use the software

Ignore the Update pop up !

Thanks demomeb! Works great.

Here is a link to the OEM pro black label file to use with demomeb's simple solution:

Magic Button :

Code:

http://www.arbitrageunderdog.com/updates/ArbitrageUnderBlackLabelEditionSetup.exe

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[WINDSHIELD]

It will be great if someone who use this software with success gave us a list for the best keywords to find good gigs .

[daska]

Can someone send me the templates by PM please because i don't have them. I followed the instruction on this thread but i didn't got them, this is very important for me.i will post a review once i have the templates. Before i forgot, this black label edition, don't worry about false viruses. If you download the program on a usb disk and scan it with an antivirus or any anti virus program, you won't find anything.

[ivonna88]

(08-24-2014 12:50 AM)profitresults Wrote:  Does anyone know if there is more training for the Elance and Odesk function pertaining to responding to a job posting?

Yeah, definitely interested in finding out more about how to approach jobs on Elance and Odesk if anyone's had any experience with using it. There doesn't seem to be any tutorial videos for this side of the software, none in the knowledge base either.

But we have to create accounts freelancer accounts on elance and odesk to do this I'm assuming? Do we specialise in a particular area and be more broad (coz we can literally do anything, being a middleman). Just wondering how to approach this so come across as being legit.

If anyone's got any feedback, awesome thanks in advance!

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(08-24-2014 08:00 AM)WINDSHIELD Wrote:  It will be great if someone who use this software with success gave us a list for the best keywords to find good gigs .

Try using the google keyword planner to look into what people are searching for/wanting done, be really anything that can be delivered digitally - so anything to do with graphics, both print and digital, design, code, writing, etc then use Arbitrage Underdog to search Fiverr for anyone offering it.

[daska]

(08-27-2014 10:15 AM)ivonna88 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 12:50 AM)profitresults Wrote:  Does anyone know if there is more training for the Elance and Odesk function pertaining to responding to a job posting?

Yeah, definitely interested in finding out more about how to approach jobs on Elance and Odesk if anyone's had any experience with using it. There doesn't seem to be any tutorial videos for this side of the software, none in the knowledge base either.

But we have to create accounts freelancer accounts on elance and odesk to do this I'm assuming? Do we specialise in a particular area and be more broad (coz we can literally do anything, being a middleman). Just wondering how to approach this so come across as being legit.

If anyone's got any feedback, awesome thanks in advance!

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(08-24-2014 08:00 AM)WINDSHIELD Wrote:  It will be great if someone who use this software with success gave us a list for the best keywords to find good gigs .

Try using the google keyword planner to look into what people are searching for/wanting done, be really anything that can be delivered digitally - so anything to do with graphics, both print and digital, design, code, writing, etc then use Arbitrage Underdog to search Fiverr for anyone offering it.

To approach Jobs on Odesk and Elance is easy you do it the same way as you do it in Craigslist. Only difference with craiglist is you have to specialise yourself in one area (i.e. webdesign or logo creation or copywriting, etc.), if you are beginning or a newbie else you won't get a job (My experience). To obtain a list you have to create an account with Odesk or Elance and you have to be logged in before using the software. Another thing which is important is that you have to keep track of your jobs when you don't specialise yourself on one area of expertise for example. To obtain at least one job on Odesk or Elance a day i mail about 20 people on one day on each site. Another important thing is you have to ask your client on Odesk and Elance as much question as you can to be very clear on what he/she wants. Once you have that you can go on fiverr and outsource the work. My only problem is that i don't have on my software the email templates of the black label edition, so can someone please post them here or pm me, please!


Ah yeah personnally i made 580 bucks just with the keyword "book cover" as in the video tutorial over 3 days. I don't think that they are some keywords more important than other as you play the middleman, you have just to be more "professionnal" than everyone else. Else you can also use google trend and wordtracker, but personally i don't use them i just type some keyword and look if there's some gigs. That's all. You just to keep track of everything and test, and you will see you can make money. I have one client who retained me for futur works they have to do. So it's not really rocket science. By the way i'm not in the US, nor canada or australia, but i manage to get clients, so it has nothing to do with your location, it's about being "professionnal"