June 27th, 2008 at 12:41pm Under Web 2.0
If you are into Twitter, then you would probably know how hard it is to find someone in Twitter’s interface. WebProNews has recently developed a directory for Twitter users.
Twellow provides a comprehensive directory, categorized by different interests, so that people can search for Twitter users quickly.
If you haven’t done so, follow me on Twitter.
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June 26th, 2008 at 09:38am Under Affiliate Marketing
I have just signed up with Market Leverage. Other than the usual online signup form, they also insist on giving me a phone call to start with the relationship.
Market Leverage offers web publishers another channel for affiliate marketing. They offer a very lucrative CPA model that when someone signs up for a service, you get paid.
Your downline would also make Market Leverage contribute 5% to your account.
An account manager would also be assigned, and you would get personal help from him to get started. Market Leverage has helped a lot of new bloggers to monetize their blog and increase their income.
It all seems to be quite easy. To start earning money, you just need to Sign up here: Market Leverage. After being approved, you can:
Instead of choosing only one service, you can use banner rotator instead. You can choose to display only 1 category of products, or all products. And of course you can also put only a product that you select as well. You can also use popup / popunder - codes are all provided for you.
Overall, Market Leverage gave me a feeling that I am not just another publisher. Their ‘personal touch’ do make me feel I am being looked after.
Market Leverage has made affiliate marketing simple. It is free to sign up, so why not give it a go?
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June 25th, 2008 at 02:14pm Under Blogging+ Link Building+ SEO
Recently I have blogged about John Chow’s contest for Market Leverage. And then John Cow’s contest, also for Market Leverage. They pretty much have the same system to attract you to join.
Contests, contests, contests… Have you ever thought of why there are suddenly so many contests happening?
Market Leverage, John Chow, John Cow and many others are doing this for a few reasons:
Increase number of Comments
John Chow asked us to leave a comment to gain the first ticket to enter the contest. A large number of comments surely reflects the popularity of the blog.
RSS / Email Subscription
To gain another ticket, they have asked you to subscribe to their RSS feed. That is an effective way to increase their number of subscribers.
SEO - Link Building
To gain extra tickets, you have to blog about the contest linking to John’s. By specifying the link text they have gained a quality / juicy backlink, which search engines count for ranking.
They have also asked to link to Market Leverage. Again, another juicy link, but this one is to ML instead.
Affiliate Marketing
To gain more tickets, you have to sign up with Market Leverage using a referral link. This way when you earn money through ML, they would get a commission.
What have you gained?
By placing a comment on their popular blog you have also gained yourself a link. If you have put your targeted key phrases onto the link then you got a higher quality link. I am not sure if they have got nofollow enabled though.
And of course, you have gained more chances to win the present!
At the time of writing, John Chow has gained 712 comments and John Cow got 74 (oops big difference). That effectively means they would have gained a large number of links as well.
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June 24th, 2008 at 08:32am Under Freebies
Apart from John Chow, John Cow is also hosting a contest for Market Leverage.
The difference is that John Cow managed to ask Market Leverage to give out a new iPhone 3G instead of the usual gift bag that the others got.
To gain more tickets to this contest is simple:
Easy? Go ahead and good luck.
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June 23rd, 2008 at 12:34pm Under Affiliate Marketing
ClickBank has been around for years. I am sure many people have heard of it. In simple words, it is a heaven for affiliate marketers. People put their product online, you hunt for the product, market it, and get paid a commission for it.
A few months ago someone introduced me to Click2Sell.eu. It does a similar thing except that it is far better.
People always say that to earn money through affiliate marketing, you have to jump onto the boat as soon as possible. Therefore I strongly encourage you to quickly sign up with Click2Sell.
There is a long table of comparison between Click2Sell and other similar services. A quick spot is that it is free to sell your products, whereas ClickBank asks you for $50 before you can sell.
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