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Amateur or professional
Associate Programs Newsletter #104
Today's main article is about two different ways of promoting your online business - one idiotic, one brilliant. The choice is yours.
CONTENTS:
1. The amateur and the professional
2. Affiliate model doesn't make sense, says Iconomy
3. How to turn words into cash
4. Protect yourself from hard ball tactics
5. Open Directory even more important now
6. CollegeRecruiter earning power increases again
7. eToys - get a clue
8. The four types of affiliates
9. Intriguing site lures big traffic
Viral marketing tool
Associate Programs Newsletter #103
It's getting too cold in New Zealand now, so Joanna and I are back by the beach in Tuan, Queensland, Australia. We were delighted to find our bush garden in better shape than it was when we left. It's great having good neighbors.
Today's top story, "A viral marketing tool you can use", is about as fresh as it could possibly be. I learned about this only a few hours ago.
CONTENTS:
1. A viral marketing tool you can use
2. Tell eToys why you quit
3. ClickXchange two-tier program pays 5% forever
4. Affiliates paid for online and off-line orders
5. Create secure order forms instantly
6. Two must-have free e-mail courses
Suspect top level domains
Associate Programs Newsletter #102
Welcome to the new readers who subscribed since last week. Here's the fastest way I know to get you up to speed on how to make good money with affiliate programs ... Download the free Affiliate Masters Course. It's pure gold. No charge.
CONTENTS:
1. Don't be fooled by "new top level domain"
2. Domain registrar's nasty clause
3. Joker still seems to be cheapest
4. ClickFraud.com aims to ban cheaters
5. Why Jeff dropped the eToys program
6. Want to be a presenter at the Hawaii conference?
7. Respond says it will pay up
8. Top tips from Affiliate Force 2000
9. Create and sell your own info product
Affiliate program owners advice
Associate Programs Newsletter #101
I've updated my Top 10 best-sellers list again. Ken Evoy, the guy who helps affiliates more than anyone else on the Net, is back at the No.1 spot where he belongs. It's really almost magical how good this program is.
CONTENTS:
1. Gomez drops outrageous clause in contract
2. Dan Gray gets slashdotted
3. 12 lessons for affiliate program owners
4. The price of killing affiliate commissions
5. AddAce saves time and gets results
6. CJ's cheeky $50,000 giveaway
7. Respond's appalling "misunderstanding"
8. Warning on domain names sites
9. Situation vacant: Marketing Assistant
10. Odd Spot
Cheap domain name registration
Associate Programs Newsletter #100
Today is the 100th edition of the Associate Programs Newsletter. Joanna and I are celebrating by buying a third of an acre block of land on a hill overlooking a beach on the outskirts of Dunedin, New Zealand. It has an an awe-inspiring view of the beach, the rugged, sweeping coastline, and rolling green hills. Great for watching sunsets.
CONTENTS:
1. Why I bought 50 domain names today
2. Cheap places to register domain names
3. Killer tactics versus Mr Nice Guy
4. Ways to save on bank fees
5. Switch to CJ.com gets better results
6. PayPal and X.com merge
7. How to use search engines effectively
8. How I started, built and sold Rockersucks.com
New way to find domain names
Associate Programs Newsletter #99
CONTENTS:
1. ROIbot merger "just the base for something bigger"
2. iLynk's special tracking ignored
3. Help your visitors get whatever they want
4. Even cheaper domain names
5. New way to find domain names
6. ClickSupply.com pays 10% referral fee
7. How to create and sell a 10-page booklet in 10 days
8. List moderator watches out for referral links
9. Check your stats carefully
10. Affiliate payments go via X.com
11. Patent foolishness
12. Dotcom millionaire shares the wealth
2nd Ken Evoy book reviewed
Associate Programs Newsletter #98
Ken Evoy really is the Internet's champion OVER-deliverer. You're going to feel so good about recommending his latest product . . .
CONTENTS:
1. How to create, market and SELL your info product
Ken Evoy's long-awaited second book
2. Now you earn lifetime commissions on TWO products
3. Vstore hits 200,000 store mark
4. Long URL trick doesn't work for all
5. Let's hope Amazon doesn't want enemies
6. Thank goodness for back-ups
Advertise like you mean it
Associate Programs Newsletter #97
CONTENTS:
1. Advertise . . . LIKE YOU MEAN IT!
2. Affiliates' competition ideas pour in
3. WebPosition's cheeky offer
4. Outletmall.com switches to 2 cents per click
5. Cheap buttons to promote your site
6. Enclose long URLs in brackets
7. Company promises superior following up
8. A few words add a big punch
9. Subscribers I didn't really have
10. More lucky winners of FREE banner advertising
11. Great business idea
How usedcar.com earns its revenue
Associate Programs Newsletter #96
CONTENTS:
1. Leonard no longer sells cars from his driveway
2. Win big prizes in the AssociatePrograms.com
Referral Race!
3. Affinia starts paying commissions - doubled
4. The Seven Secrets of Successful Affiliates
5. X.com builds batch payment systems
6. PayPal reckons it's giving away money wisely
7. Viral e-mail marketing affiliates
8. Another little milestone
Earning money with Vstore
Associate Programs Newsletter #95
I hardly ever publish other people's articles in the Associate Programs Newsletter because I want to make sure that what you read here is fresh and useful. However, I was tempted this week by Winston D. Neutel, who has provided an innovative way to use X.com. I think you'll find his idea intriguing.
CONTENTS:
1. How Bob earns money from his free Vstore
2. X.com struggles to cope with spam
3. Use X.com to receive larger payments while your
customers make smaller payments
4. MP3.com improves its program
5. It's not just content that you need