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    PayPal vs. Credit Card Transactions?

    Yaro is right on the money. Even I find I am more likely to buy something with the "extra" money all the affiliate programs keep putting in my...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, May 31, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    Grow Your Affiliate Program via Cross-Promotion

    Hi Steve, I run a rapidly growing toolbar advertising exchange called the Free Traffic Bar. The exchange has a 50% commission affiliate...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, May 31, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    Top 5 Affiliate Programs That Worth To Join.

    Linda has it right. If your site is about sports, you want sports-related affiliate programs. So it depends on your target market. I prefer to...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, May 31, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    Affiliate software

    If you want software, here are a couple to check out: http://ultimateaffiliatemanager.com/ http://www.osiaffiliate.com/ If you want a third...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 20, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    How to success in the affiliate program?

    Many books and e-books have been written on this topic. But here is a short overview. Step 1: Choose a target audience you would like to work...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 12, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    Is the "experiment" fad over?

    Testing is what Internet marketing is all about! I love to see real life examples of what works and what doesn't. I share my own experiments...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 12, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Best optin - newsletter - autoresponder script

    I used to use Constant Contact, but as my list grew to over 10,000 members, my cost went up to $150 per month. So I purchased OmniStar Mailer...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 3, 2006 in forum: Scripts
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    Has anyone used merchants with in house affiliate programs

    I focus on the quality of the product or service being offered and I have had good success with the independent affiliate programs I have signed...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 3, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    I need Traffic

    Here are some traffic exchanges that might help: 1. Free Traffic Bar - www.freetrafficbar.com Builds ad credits while you browse any site....
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Apr 3, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Opinions and suggestions on CMS for my parenting site..?

    I use Geeklog for my main web site at www.ebusinesstutor.com. I love how it works. However, I am not that technical so I did have a programmer...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Mar 14, 2006 in forum: Content Management
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    Alternative to Adsense

    They wouldn't provide payments per click, but you could carry traffic exchange ads such as those at www.freetrafficbar.com. They would provide ad...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Mar 14, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    How do you market odd/humorous retail sites?

    Google is often one of the more expensive ways to get traffic. Here are some other thoughts. 1. Advertise on free traffic exchanges like Free...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Mar 14, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    How Much Do You Make???

    About 1/3 of my income comes from affiliate programs. Here is an example of two hosting companies I promote: 1. Hosting company #1...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Feb 14, 2006 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    top 10 Internet Marketers and top 10 SEO experts

    You could try GuruDaq at http://www.gurudaq.com/. An unusual idea - they have created an Internet marketing guru "index" based on popularity of...
    Post by: ebusinesstutor, Feb 14, 2006 in forum: General Marketing