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As a marketer, I buy a lot of products. I owe it to my business to make every effort to stay on top of the game and the learning curve.

There are two main ways I use to make money online or should I say two that I’ve been more vocal about than others. The first is incentive sites, which I promise to discuss in depth over the coming weeks. The second is black hat seo and the third is straight up affiliate marketing.

For affiliate marketing, I work with a lot of clickbank products since they have huge profit margins and sell well.

One of the latest products I had bought was the huge success Affiliate Project X. It’s a bit on the short side but there is some powerful stuff in there and it gave me some new angles of attack which were definitely worth the price of the book many times over.

In the same vein, I got an email from a relatively trusted source vaunting the quality of Google Wealth Wizard.

I went to the sales page and found it quite messy but the earnings statements were there and of course that triggers my buying reflex, like any breathing human being.

Disclaimer: What follows is nothing but my opinion and should not be construed otherwise.

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Jonathan Leger is three quarters into an article case study that aims to measure results from submitting articles to article directories.

What makes it really interesting is that he didn’t exactly write the articles himself.

Rather, he is using his newest software Instant Article Wizard to do it for him. The software fetches pieces of different related content and strings it together, allowing you to place different phrases in different order and make little edits for coherence.

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As if it wasn’t enough that Adsense and Internet Marketing had to die so abruptly, it seems Russell Brunson is announcing the “Death of Affiliate Commissions.”

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First it was Scott Boulch with the “Death of Adsense”, then Mike Filsaime with “the Death of Internet Marketing”. But is anything really dying or should we all turn in our computers and buy lottery tickets?

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Internet Marketers were surprisingly late jumping aboard the blog bandwagon. Several have done so now, but maybe they should have maintained their original position.

People reading any material online are almost certainly looking for one of two things: information or entertainment.

A huge number of blogs fall short in either category.

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1) YACG (short for Yet Another Content Generator), a hybrid of RSSGM and the original MyGen has been released today by busin3ss, a member of syndk8t.net. Content generators are one of the pillars of black hat SEO and as far as free ones go RSSGM has been great and continues to produce results.

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I never like the first post on a new blog…

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