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First I just want to start off with this post to let everyone know reading it that there are no secret tips or tricks in this entry. So if that’s all you’re here for, here’s your heads up to leave now. Second, I also want to warn you that this is more of a look into the psychology of marketing online through affiliate marketing, rather than just a how to guide. I’ll try and use some examples, but it may be a bit confusing to some, or even hard to follow, so if you don’t like reading too deep, it’s better you quit now and go elsewhere instead. For those of you who are interested, bear with me, and let’s see if I don’t make a complete fool out of myself with this rather different topic.

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That’s pretty much all I hear about nowadays. People left and right trying to game Digg so they can get onto the front page and experience a surge in traffic, hardcore enough to bring down their server. For those of you who have never been on the front page, or felt the Digg effect, it’s really nothing all that great. I think it’s more hyped up than most people make it out to be. Sure, getting on the front page or getting some type of Digg effect traffic surge can boost anyone’s ego, but that’s about as much fun as you’ll get out of it. Unless you are selling some type of specific product or service that is pretty creative or unique, Diggers don’t really have much use to anyone. They don’t click on ads (for those of you trying to cash in on Adsense or YPN with clicks), they don’t really stay for that long, and the worst part is that nine times out of ten, they won’t return back to your site unless you’ve captivated their attention in some type of unique way. (Read the article)

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I posted this on the Buy, Sell, Trade section over at WickedFire, but here’s a repost because I’m too lazy to re-write it.

It’s no secret that I have some pretty cool fucking tools that can create keyword tools that would make any PPC affiliate have a permanent hardon. Well, since I don’t really need the lists anymore, nor do I have much use for the KW tools, instead of selling the tools I am willing to sell the lists instead.

Price: $250 per list.

You have to tell me the niche you want a keyword list for. Each list should have a minimum of 10k keywords, although depending on the niche you want it may vary.

Each niche keyword list will only be sold up to 3x to minimize any type of competition. Although, what you do with a keyword list is up to you, and I take no responsibility for them or what you do with them.

Keyword lists will have keywords on them that fall into 3 keyword categories..

Category 1: search keywords (high search volume, people just doing research usually)
Category 2: more in depth search keywords (medium search volume, people did their research and are between research and buy mode)
Category 3: buying keywords (lower search volume, but these searchers are in buy mode and conversions are pretty high)

Since it’s way too much work for me, I won’t be listing which keywords are in what category so don’t get all pissed about that, it’s a huge pain in the ass and requires a lot of manual labor, which you should be doing on your own anyhow so you can get into the habit of figuring out what works and what doesn’t.

I’m not your nanny or your parent. I will not hold your hand through anything. It’s a simple process. You tell me the niche or niches you want, I will send you the up to date keyword list you seek. Everything after that is up to you.

This won’t last very long, and I’m going to donate 50% of the profits to either the USO or one of my other favorite charities (all of them are non-political or religion related too).

You know where to find me, only contact me if you are serious and ready to buy. Ask questions here.

I accept payment by Epassporte, PayPal, Wire, and any other legal type of payment.

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As the title of this post says…

This list comprises of 50 things that if an affiliate program were put into action they would help promote the cause/service or things we should be compensated for as a user or part of the official program:

(In no particular order)

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The title of this blog post was my pretty crappy attempt at trying to sound like one of those get rich quick internet marketing ebook sales pages. The first sentence of this post has too many keywords crammed in, haha.

But seriously, the title has nothing to do with the first paragraph here, and this post is not some get rich quick easy way to make money. It’s not super duper hard, but it definitely requires hard work, and a bit of cash to keep it going.

So what is this “next big thing”? That seems to be the question people ask me or ask others all the time. As if they aren’t happy with what we have now, and don’t really understand that a year from now, you’ll look back and be all “wow, we sure had it good/easy last year with blah blah”. Yeah well, some people search high and low and are always on the lookout for some magical new service or product that they think will be the next big thing or the next super selling idea for the masses. But what about selling to businesses? Hell, I’d much rather come up with one big item to sell exclusively to a huge company for a big fat pay day, rather than get involved with things for the masses. (Read the article)

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