Google is the king of the search engines right now, and a good ranking in Google searches can get you a lot of traffic. If you are just starting out in affiliate marketing, then you need a lot of traffic to build up your initial customer base. So, how do you leverage the immense reach of Google to help you
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If you have the ability to write compelling sales copy, but can’t build a website for the life of you, it’s not really a problem, because a website isn’t required to be a successful affiliate marketer. This is done by utilizing a variety of Web 2.0 sites, which allows you to build an online presence using the in-place infrastructure of
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Who hasn’t heard of MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, eHow, blogs and forums? The power of these social media platforms has been realized by companies, traditional news media, and individual marketers. Internet marketers who don’t want to be left behind should have Web 2.0 strategies as part of their whole marketing push, and understanding how to use this platform properly could influence
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What Else Can You Do To Become a Pro? In a previous blog post, I spoke of taking advantage of the great resource StumbleUpon and the different types of marketing that some of the most popular Social Media Networks are looking for. We discussed that if you are going to Digg, your posts need to appeal to the general masses,
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No I’m not quitting 🙂 Having said that, I am sick of people new to the industry feeling they need to spam their affiliate links all over the web. 99.99% of the time with no result other then to make yourself look like a tosser! Comments are moderated these days so it’s a waste of time making spam posts, they
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Myspace is the largest social networking site in the USA and along with Facebook, one of the largest in the world. So when they launch a brand new ads module that is now open to the public, it is worth standing up and taking notice. Whilst they have a tonne of traffic and a huge market, they also have the
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