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Good news everyone…

While the rest of the country and world even fears the rumors about the US economy going to the crapper, and a recession is either upon us or going to be very soon, this is going to make us a lot of money. I mean A LOT.

I know, you think I’m insane for saying so, but it’s true. Maybe half true on the insane part too.

How am I able to make such a bold statement? Easy. Market research that I do myself, psychological profiling of the market and it’s advertisers and affiliates/marketers, and toss in a few other things I don’t want to mention that our gifted programmers have developed for us that can pinpoint with pretty damn accurate numbers in terms of trends and tracking of the industry as a whole AND in niche markets.

Here’s how I see it…

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I’m going to keep this quick and short.

If you’re a BH SEO or a high volume PPC Arbitrager, and can deliver traffic from Google, Yahoo, MSN or ASK, then our private traffic network can pay you at a rate of no less than $400 CPM for all of your US traffic.

There is no site to signup at, because we are keeping it via invitation and manual approval only. I don’t care what country you’re based in either. This is also for all keywords in one specific entertainment niche.

Let me stress this again… We are ONLY accepting traffic directly from the SERPs of Google, Yahoo, MSN and ASK, and ONLY accepting PPC traffic from Adwords/Adsense (custom Google search), YPN/YSM, ASK and MSN. ONLY US traffic too. Longtails are fine.

Also, if you cannot provide at least 5,000 uniques a day, do not even bother contacting me about this.

We’re launching our phase II of our beta program on Jan 2nd 2008.

If you cannot make at least $40,000 a month with this, you’ll be paid for what we owe you, but not asked to return. The current average of earnings is at the $62,500 mark per month.

This is by far the easiest way to bank off of SERPs and PPC traffic, because all you are responsible for is non-fraud, search engine traffic, that is niche specific, and can use almost any keyword associated with that niche. The users don’t have to click either, they are automatically tracked and sent to the advertiser’s site directly. It is then the advertiser’s job to convert the user into a lead or sale, not yours, not ours, just theirs. Once that user is tracked and redirected to the advertiser’s site/page, you get paid. It’s just that simple.

We’re not looking for shit traffic sources either, and I can pretty much guarantee you that if you’re caught using Tier 2 or Tier 3 arbitraged traffic, or any type of direct nav domainer traffic, or spyware/adware traffic, you risk losing all of your cash. We won’t tolerate it. We’re only looking for interested affiliates who can follow our pretty lax set of rules.

This is seriously a godsend for any BH SEO or Tier 1 PPC Arbitrager.

Contact me immediately if you think you have what we need. If I don’t know you, you may have to provide references.

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There comes a time in every internet marketer’s career when they are faced with a burning desire to do better and bring their business and projects to the next level. Unfortunately for most of them, they’ll never get there. This happens because most people aren’t willing to take on much risk, due to thinking too far into the future, or just putting too much thought into taking a leap of faith.

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Fools I tell you, all fools! (but if I’m wrong, you’re still a fool)

People seem to be under the impression that a big ‘ol crash of Web 2.0 is going to rock the tech and Internet marketing industries, hardcore. We’re talking about predictions that are being compared to the dot com crash of the late 90’s and early 2001′ish. Are you guys serious?! People are also predicting left and right, on their blogs, on forums, in magazines, at networking or social events, pretty much anywhere you can think of, there are people saying “it’s coming, watch out for it”. Guess what? They are all wrong.

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Being in the Internet marketing industry for 13 years has taught and shown me a lot. I’ve seen markets go up and down, left and right. Survived some big crashes in multiple industries, invested in a few startups and lost lots of cash but gained a ton of far more valuable experience and lessons. Over the years while some thing have become more expensive, in terms of operating, advertising or startup costs most things have stayed the same. There are always two type of people in every industry on the Internet that I come across. Those that are focused on the short term, and those that are focused on the longterm, with very few in between.

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