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By now, enough of my cohorts have weighed in on PPC classroom, so I won’t bore you with a long post.

What I will tell you is this. If you want to make Real affiliate income in 2007, this is the ticket you don’t want to miss. (more…)

In a surprising turn of events, Google and Ebay had a little row which was quickly resolved with one party backing down like a stray dog with its tail between its legs.

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Mid June 2007. Google Slaps again. This time, it’s affiliate marketers on Adwords.

As per Google’s unwritten policy, there is no warning and no explanation.

“You’ve done something wrong. You’ve been doing it for some time. Just today, we’ve decided to inflict severe penalties on your campaigns. We haven’t emailed you because actions speak louder than words, and when you log into your account, you’ll be hard pressed to miss the fact we’ve multiplied your advertising costs by 20.”

Now have fun guessing what the problem is.

One poster on Webmaster World writes: (more…)

“Oh the humanity”

Herb Morrison, reporter for WLS Radio in Chicago

Uttered as the Hindenburg fell from the sky engulfed in a giant ball of flame…

Following what will become known as the “June First Email” whereby Adsense is disabling the accounts of those engaging in Arbitrage, the forums and blogs are on fire – with wannabes repeating what they heard and dramatizing something they know little about.

Away from the computer when the storm hit, I almost fell for it. Almost…

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Ebay may well be the world’s largest market place. Their variety is unparalleled.

Next time you’re looking for that hard to find item or trying to get your hands on that anniversary present that’s “just right”, don’t even waste your time elsewhere.

If you want it, Ebay has it.

For example, if you’re lonely, you might be interested in some company:

All shapes and sizes…

A bit sad, moving right along…

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This is the introduction to a report I’m polishing off on the subject of Adsense Arbitrage. It comes out tomorrow and you can sign below to receive a free copy.

It’s estimated that nearly $1.9 Trillion are traded daily on the world’s largest market: FOREX.

An entire industry exists to exploit the spread between one currency and another. This may be the most poignant example of Arbitrage of them all.

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Arbitrage refers to the practice of buying something at one price and selling it for a higher price. In essence, you are taking advantage of the gap that exists for the same item in different markets or circumstances.

This is nothing new and examples of it are found everywhere, from currency trading right down to Adsense.

The latter is becoming increasingly popular, and with good reason. Adsense Arbitrage maybe one of the easiest ways to make money online because it requires precious few skills. None of these skills fall into the “you got it or your don’t category”.

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Building landing pages specifically targeted to converting sales on brand names from PPC traffic has been rendered extremely popular by many of the latest Affiliate marketing ebooks.

The problem is that competition has gotten rather extreme and almost everybody is doing it all wrong.

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Direct Marketing is perhaps the most accessible and rewarding opportunity for average people to get started in a profitable and proven business.

PPC traffic with affiliate products is the budding direct marketer’s wet dream:

• No product creation
• No inventory
• Little or no overhead
• Extremely low cost of entry
• Instant and cheap feedback on performance

That’s one of the reasons why Adwords Guides are so popular on Clickbank as well as other digital product marketplaces.

However, for every successful new player on the Pay Per Click stage, I’d be willing to estimate that 9 others fail miserably and withdraw with their tails between their legs. And I’m being generous.

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An interesting little dilemma for which I have put together a little case study with some hard numbers to back up my conclusions.

The question: How will a squeeze page perform as opposed to an optimized review page?

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