Some of the main factors we see YB has that could seriously take the beating of their rivals.

Stories on Yahoo buzz to some extent is controlled by human intervention.

Yahoo buzz has the potential to send more traffic to an article than digg does if you hit the mainpage at Yahoo.

Digg was made for the tech savvy users and thus other target niche will not be able to unleash its own potential to the maximum.
Do we see them as one of the competitive social sites after seeing blogginzoom and mixx fail to overtake the likes of Digg and Reddit.

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It’s basically a site designed to aggressively monetize article traffic. To give authors an incentive to submit content (beyond the normal benefits of article marketing), AffSphere will send some of those commissions your way.

Here’s a quick review of some of the ways they reward authors.

Affiliate Commissions

AffSphere advertises some programs that you can become an affiliate of, and they’ll display your affiliate link on those banners that display on your articles.

Banner Advertising

You can advertise your own banners on their site, using credits that you’ve earned from both writing articles and referring others. Think of this like a big banner exchange, except you’re using credits rather than truly exchanging banner impressions.

Traffic

The usual benefit of article marketing, you may make some more money from whatever you’re promoting. You can redeem credits for article traffic too, which increases the exposure of your articles.

Referrals

Your article pages also have your affiliate links to AffSphere, so if someone signs up after reading one of your articles, you get them as a referral.

Adsense

Supposedly you can earn a percentage of Adsense income, with your publisher id rotated among all the articles on the site in some way. However, I didn’t see in the back office area any spot to place my Adsense publisher id.

Downline

You earn a percentage of what your downline makes in Adsense, down 5 levels. If, in fact, anyone can earn via Adsense.

Affiliate Links

You can put affiliate links in your articles.

The idea seems like a good one, but I’m bothered by a couple of points.

First, not seeing a way to provide my Adsense publisher id is troublesome, since they make a big deal out of that being one of the ways you can earn. I may just be missing it, but I was walked through entering other affiliate ids, Adsense should have been included in there.

Second, the AffSphere affiliate link to their home page redirects to a sales page for an article marketing guide. AffSphere itself is free to join, but this makes it seem as if you need to purchase the guide, and does a disservice to everyone who does try to promote the directory.

My recommendation is to click the above link, then edit the address bar to remove the “/reports.php”, and hit Enter. That will take you to the real home page, where you can join for free.

If AffSphere is going to work for you, it will work because you’re creating content for it. As usual, try to direct readers to a site you own in the article. Don’t rely entirely on AffSphere paying you an income, treat anything you earn there as a nice bonus while you’re promoting your other sites.

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For publishers, you need to sign-up, create an ad zone, then put the code in your blog or site. Once your listing is approved, you get listed in the marketplace where advertisers can find your listing.

It’s not clear to me, however, how the ad prices get set. And, how much ShowYourAdHere split the revenues with publishers.

They also run an affiliate programme, for recruiting advertisers. They offer 10% commission of the advertising dollars spent. They say that they pay via PayPal.

If you use ShowYourAdHere - or you’ve had some experience with it - we’d welcome your input.

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It was unexpected because I hadn’t really promoted anything from that network for six months or more, so I didn’t expect to have made any sales. Yet there was the check. So I went online, logged in to the affiliate network, and ran some reports.

It turns out that the sales were from a blog post I’d made over six months ago. A couple of posts about a particular product I’d tried, and I tossed an affiliate link to the product in it on general principles. The post was on my personal blog, which has very little traffic. I honestly never expected to make a sale from it.

What’s the moral of this story?

That blogging is very much a cumulative effect when you monetize with affiliate links. Think of it as spreading seeds around the Internet, and you never know when one of those seeds may sprout and start generating sales. The more seeds you spread, the better off you are in the long run. But it takes patience, and isn’t a way to get rich quick.

Keep plugging away, though, and eventually you’ll start to get random commission checks out of the blue.

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And not only did it all go off without a hitch, I’m already seeing the benefits of this BIG change.

And I think YOU are going to enjoy the benefits, too!

The entire company has a new energy that you can FEEL the minute you walk through the front door and past our shiny new reception area.

Everyone is refreshed, and more motivated to succeed than ever!

Like I said last week, change really does do a company good!

Positive change can be something as simple as changing your customary approach to a typical problem or situation.

Is there something you’ve been doing for a long time because “that’s the way it’s always been done,” even though you haven’t been getting a good result from it for ages?

Consider letting go of what’s familiar or comfortable, and move on to a NEW solution or approach that has a better chance of providing a good result!

You’d be amazed how much MORE productive you can be if you actually switch things up, and start taking some time off to have a bit of fun!

But BEFORE you start throwing out the old and bringing in the new, remember that change — even small change — can be a bit scary, unless you’ve prepared yourself beforehand. Successfully managing change is all about your attitude and expectations.

So if you ARE thinking about making some changes to your business to shake things up break away from the same ol’, same ol’…

… here are THREE things to consider before you take the plunge…

1. What will it cost NOT to make the change?

I’ll bet that whenever you consider the possibility of making a change, the first thing you think about is what it’s going to cost you to do it.

And if you’re like a lot of people, that potential extra cost is a deal-breaker.

First, turn that around: how much money are you LOSING by sticking with the comfortable or familiar, even though it’s no longer really working for you?!

2. What’s the WORST thing that could happen?

Many people let fear of the unknown stop them from making changes. After all, nobody can really say for SURE that a particular change will be as successful as you think it’ll be — and it could be a downright failure!

So before you make your change, ask yourself: what’s the worst thing that can happen if the change goes south?

Be realistic in your answer! Often, even if things do go off the rails a bit during a change, the net benefit STILL outweighs the short-term problems it presents, and any glitches can usually be a lot more easily managed than you might think.

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The new price will be set at $47 which is kind of the lower end scale of what the competition is. I am also making some changes to the back end so the actual price change should be in about 6 hours so if you want to get the scripts at $17 you better do it today. Please once the price changes do not ask me to give you a discount the 7 Dollar Script does not have coupons so I would have to do this manually and I just do not have time for that.

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As you know I have always said for the new person getting into internet marketing they need to stay as far as fuck from Pay Per Click as possible. Most noobs lose their ass in PPP campaigns. I myself have never really killed it and for most part have lost money so I have always stuck to what I do best which is organic traffic. But I do understand the lure that Pay Per Click can have as it brings instant rewards to the one that understands that type of marketing.

Well folks let me say for the first time in my life I am actually recommending a Pay Per Click Course ebook and let me say for the first time in my internet marketing career I now know exactly why I never had real success.

The Pay Per Click Course actually takes you from noob status to just fucking awesome tactics that make you money. I actually bough the ebook the 29th the date it was launched I received the notification via email. Of course I said what I always say when I get one of these emails “ohh shit another fucking ebook” but as always I bought it to see it for myself. Man I am so glad. Let me say starting the 30th and including today with an investment in Adwords of $200 I have made $1,700 in profit. Now before a fucking adwords expert comes and talks shit yes I know that is not a lot of money but for me a constant looser with adwords it is huge and the best part I know it is duplicable.

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For tonight, then, I’ll just announce that the Auto Pilot Cash Streams giveaway has started. You can join and download for free hundreds of gifts, including ebooks, software, and site memberships.

No matter what level of your Internet Marketing experience, there will be something there for you.

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I called around to the satellite companies and they said I need a physical address where the dish would be installed

Then I bought an air card through at&t and when i got on the farm land it didn’t get any signal, that’s getting returned shortly.

After calling satellite companies again a hughesnet.com supervisor said it was ok to get service but there might still be some confusion with the installers, also they would throttle my connection speed if I used the internet much, like uploading/downloading bunches of videos ;(

Lack of posting here is not due to lack of interest but a lack of internet. Hopefully next week I’ll be back online in some regular capacity.

In the meantime keep us updated on the make money online blogosphere and share with us how internet is had in the far corners of the globe.

Also, I don’t think you need to be rich to sit on the edge of a lake and working online, you could do it on the weekends or evenings, you just need the internet.

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With this I wanted to show you a great looking Credit Repair Service website called Ovation Credit Repair. The site looks good, doesn’t it?

What I like about this site is the abundance of information and they clearly have different adaptable programs for everyone. I have not been very fond of most of these services and always recommend everyone to think through the possibilities before jumping into anything that has life changing affects.

Ovation has plans starting as low as $35 per month and from their site they say they never charge before the work is done. This is nice. So many credit services ask for upfront money. Ovation will even do a free consultation over the phone.

One thing that sets this site aside from others is that they clearly try to educate you. This education is for free. They have what they call Credipedia - The Credit World Defined, which is loaded with information that you may be interested in.

Like always be careful, don’t jump into anything that you may regret later.

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