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Ok, so we have the new kid on the block, “The Clickbank Code”.  So what’s the big deal?  Is this another scam sham? Or is it legit?  Well for sure there are tons of sites around with the “make money online” hype on the internet today, and yes, even I have gotten caught up with most of them, NONE really tried and true.  I can even confirm that many of them just do not simply work, just a waist of my hard earn cash! And beware of those that are OUT DATED, you’ll be following a method that is old and ancient or should I say, “Gerassic Park”!  So is there really a secret to making money online? Well, not really a secret, just need a proven method and that’s where the “Click Bank Code”  come in.  Of course I was very curious to find out more about this system and wanted to found out if it would really delivery on the promise?  Will I really be given a tried, tested and proven formula to earn a $300 per day income that I can profit from every single day?

So let’s see here:

1) What Exactly Is The Clickbank Code and Who’s Behind This Program?

There’s no secret here, the originator of this program go by the name of Michael Jones, and started using Clickbank himself personally to make a substantial income online through their marketplace.  Surprisingly enough, he was successful in generating over $48,000 during a one month effort using the Clickbank marketplace and its’ system. This alone shows how savvy and very experienced he is in the Internet Marketing arena and how he is willing to share his time, tested and proven methods with us to dominate any affiliate marketing network fast and easy.

He’s produced other popular and good money making products like “eBay Code” and “Torrential Traffic Tactics”, and has made a handsome income from these systems as well.  He basically used eBay and Google Adwords to drive traffic, and well before he tried using the very popular affiliate network like Clickbank.  With the Clickbank Code, his system is suppose to show you how to replicate his succcess by generating huge clickbank income very quickly!  In which it does I might add!

2) Let’s Take a Quick Look At the Traning Modules To Find Out What’s In the Clickbank Code Package?

In a nutshell, this whole entire package consists of a series of indepth videos lasting a total of 5 hours long combined, and each will provide you with a step by step guide from undertanding the system from ground zero to actual implementation.  When I was done viewing the videos and reading the entire guide, that you will get via PDF format, I’ve found that his marketing, traffic techniques and strategies are indeed totally unique and innovative, non like the other internet marketing programs you will find online, this one truly delivers!

His entire video collection is broken into 28 modules that will show you exactly the business setup and model of the clickbank marketing system, and how people like you and me can really become successful and profitable using this method alone!  He even show you how to setup landing pages correctly and how to maximize traffic to your websites with minimal time, money and minimal expertise in doing so!

Check out a full report on the The Clickbank Code today and when you are done reviewing it…please give it a try and see how you too can benefit overall by this awesome program! Start making money and earn your piece of the $300/day Pie!

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Using Social Media For Your Small Business

Social media is being used by small businesses to help build their brand and attract loyal customers while on a modest budget. The SES session "Small Voices, Big Impact: Social Media for the Little Guy" focused on ways smaller companies can improve business and increase sales.

Stay tuned to WebProNews and the WebProNews Video Blog for continued coverage of the Search Engine Strategies New York event.

 Jennifer Evans Laycock, Director of Social Media, SiteLogic said social media is the bleeding edge of marketing.

"There are a million clones out there, there is always the next big thing. When you are creating your marketing plan it’s important that you don’t get caught up in chasing the next big thing," said Laycock.

Focus on established areas of social media and don’t worry about being out there in front.

Laycock likes Flickr because images as a communication media are very powerful. The people coming together in Flickr are a more engaged audience. There are hundreds of members in discussion groups about thousand of topics. Tying your Flickr community to a blog post via a compelling visual representation about your product or site, you have a highly targeted and engaged user base on Flickr that you can leverage.

She likes Twitter because it’s a really low barrier of entry to join and leverage the network. It’s very simple to get started and news spreads fast.

Laycock said the great thing about YouTube is how many people use it and how many people search on it. YouTube is second only to Google in terms of search query volume. She likes YouTube because you can tag videos, use related videos, overlay ads, and run ads alongside your video. There are lots of ways to get your message in front of a large audience.

LinkedIn is good because you can leverage your network with questions and problems. "Let’s say you are looking for contacts at company x. You can look up people from company x, see how connected you are to those people, then call the people you know that know them and try to arrange an introduction," said Laycock.

Christina Kerley, Marketing Specialist, ckEpiphany, talked about how social media has changed. "Mostly what’s changed is how much more we rely on social media to look into products before a purchase," said Kerley. Consumers look for other consumer’s opinions of products at a higher rate than ever and it is only growing. 
 

Tim Kendall, Director of Monetization, Facebook, talks with Mike McDonald about Facebook’s advertising platform.

 

More Confirmation of Paid Twitter Accounts

You’ve heard endless rumors, speculation, and theories as to how Twitter will monetize itself. Biz Stone has now confirmed Twitter will be launching its own fee-based services this year after watching others make money of Twitter themselves. The Wall Street Journal Reports:

Twitter co-founder Biz Stone says the San Francisco start-up is watching the outside initiatives closely as it prepares to launch its own fee-based services this year, but doesn’t view them as competition. "We want to work with those companies that are already making an effort," he says.

Mr. Stone says Twitter recently hired a product manager to oversee the development of commercial accounts. The accounts would offer users more features in exchange for a fee, but Mr. Stone says Twitter hasn’t set a launch date for them.

"This makes perfect sense," says Dan Frommer at Silicon Alley Insider. "There’s a lot of stuff companies would pay Twitter for, such as a way to verify the company rep’s legitimacy; to more analytics and information about who is reading their Twitter page; to better tracking features to see what people are saying about their company."

Back in early February, Stone told Fiona Ramsay, "We are noticing more companies using Twitter and individuals following them."  He then continued, "We can identify ways to make this experience even more valuable and charge for commercial accounts."

I guess we now just have a little better idea of when to expect something. Sometime within the next 9 months?

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Twitter Getting More Integrated with Search

Twitter is working on integrating search into its interface more than it has been since it began featuring the search feature on the home page. It’s only in the testing stage for a select few users at this point, but in the future, if you perform a Twitter search, the results will show up right on your home page instead of a different page altogether.

Since this was announced on April 1st, I had to determine whether it was an April fools joke or not, but it appears to be a legitimate piece of news.

"We went back to the original sketch and made everything far more awesome," says Twitter co-founder Biz Stone. The sketch he’s referring to was posted when Twitter first acquired Summize, which ultimately became Twitter’s search feature.

"This way of experiencing search is aligned with Twitter’s simple approach," says Stone. "By default, the tweets you see on your home page are from sources of information that you have curated over time—in other words, the accounts you chose to follow. When you search, you’re asking for any tweets that contain the word or phrase you’re interested in right now."

A new feature has been added to Twitter search as well. You will be able to save searches for ones you perform on a regular basis. This will simply place the term in your sidebar, making it easily accessible.

There’s no date set for when the changes will go into effect for the masses, but Stone says  they’re collecting a little more feedback and will get them out as soon as possible. He says the technical infrastructure to support it is mostly in place.

Google’s Still Not Buying Twitter

Likely, Boomtown’s Kara Swisher gets tired of being the TechCrunch Google-rumor-debunker. Maybe not. She seemed to enjoy reminding readers about the Michael Arrington grapevines sprouting out tales of Google buying Digg and Bebo, neither of which ever happened. This time it’s Twitter.

In the comments of TechCrunch’s rumor report that Google was in late-stage talks to buy Twitter, Arrington notes that posting a rumor is a good way of shaking out information. Maybe next time he should just give Swisher a call and save everybody a lot of trouble. Swisher, married to a Google executive, generally has the better inside scoop.

Here’s what a Swisher source had to say about it: “Seriously, no negotiations, no deal, nada.”

That’s more in line with Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s earlier statement about sitting on Google’s money until the economy gets better. With unemployment at a predicted peak last month, that could be as early as this summer, if you’re the extra-optimistic type. Although CEOs of multinational corporations are notorious liars about everything, Schmidt’s generally made good on what he puts out to the public.

Swisher’s sources say there have been preliminary discussions between Google and Twitter about real time search and “product stuff.” That seems to match up with AdAge’s report that Google will be using Twitter to sell AdSense ads. Advertisers will have the opportunity to stream their five most recent tweets all across the AdSense network.

If Google made an offer for Twitter, an offer that would have to be near the billion-dollar range, it might be because every Tom, Dick, and Harry outside of Google really, really wants Google to buy Twitter. While Tom, Dick, (Mike) and Harry are pushing the deal, Robert Scoble reminds his audience that Google historically has been where good microblogging companies go to die.

Remember Jaiku? Dodgeball? If so, it’s only because you were aware of them before Google bought them.
 

 

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TypePad Connects You Via Google, Yahoo, AOL, Wordpress, Etc.

Six Apart has made it simple for nearly anyone to sign in to TypePad Connect with other existing accounts via OpenID. If you have an account with Google, Yahoo, Blogger, Vox, LiveJournal, Wordpress.com, or AOL, you can easily sign in.

"If you’ve already tried out our recently launched commenting service via TypePad Connect, you know that we built in very basic support for OpenID sign in from the start," explains Six Apart’s David Recordon. "We did this because we know that just as the future of traditional media wasn’t a small group of large publishers controlling all of the news, the future of the social web isn’t a small group of large social networks controlling everyone’s identity. Today we’ve made it even easier for anyone to sign in, leave a comment, and have a TypePad Profile (see mine) without having to know their OpenID URL or even what OpenID is."

Basically what this means, is that anytime you read a blog post on any blog (that supports Typepad Connect-powered comments), you can leave a comment using your identity from an account you already have. This is just one way the web is becoming more unified among varying services, and you can expect to see a lot more of this kind of thing in the future.

Recordon says that now any bloggers that are using Typepad Connect powered comments have over half a billion people who can sign in and comment instead of being anonymous. This could significantly reduce the amount of anonymity in the Blogosphere. Not entirely of course, but for all of the people who don’t want to take the time to sign up for an account just to leave a comment will be able to easily make themselves known in another way. This should be good news for people who like to utilize blog comments to increase brand exposure.

Top Blogs’ Favorite Platforms Identified

Whether a given blogger takes pride in being a weirdo or feels safer as part of a crowd, a new report will help him (or her) sort out exactly where he (or she) stands.  Pingdom staffers took a close look at which platforms are most common among the most popular blogs.

WordPress grabbed first place with no problem, with 27 out of the top 100 blogs (as ranked by Technorati) using it.  The platform’s fans range from big corporations like the New York Times to individuals such as Chris Brogan.

Then came TypePad, with 16 followers, Blogsmith with 14, and Movable Type with 12.  There are some pretty impressive names to be found on their sections of a user list, as well.  (Think Wired properties, Autoblog, and Boing Boing, respectively.)

We’ll skip down to Blogger next.  It seems like a bit of a defeat for Google to find it in ninth place, being used by only three out of the top 100 blogs.  Worse still: one of those three blogs is the Official Google Blog, landing the platform in "my mom thinks I’m handsome" territory.

Ah, well.  Hats off to the Royal Pingdom crew for the research they did, and good luck with the transfer if you decide to choose a new blog platform for yourself or your company.

Madison AdFed Presentation and Resources

Well, I just finished delivering a presentation for the Madison, Wisconsin Advertising Federation.

I have to say I had a great time and really enjoyed the audience. I was particularly impressed with the questions posed by the audience.

As promised, I’m posting links to some additional resources for those at the presentation who’re interested in further information.

If any of you had questions that you didn’t get a chance to answer, or have feedback, suggestions, or comments for mefeel free to post a comment. I’d love to hear from you!

Thanks Madison AdFed!

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Solo Ads.

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