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Just remember that all the big Vendors on Clickbank ($10,000+ Earnings a Week) all started their products with an idea and over time improved their Pitches, Product and Members Area resulting in a money making machine! Anyone can do it, you could easily be the next big Clickbank Vendor.

Ask yourself the following Questions

1. What Niche?

You need to identify which niche your product will cater for and you can do this by simply browsing the Clickbank Marketplace

The following niches are extremely saturated and very competitive. If this is your first Clickbank Product then i recommend you avoid them.

* Weight Loss / Body Building
* Green Energy / Green Products
* Making Money / E-Business

2. Create Or Outsource?

I recommend doing your research on a niche that interests you and spend many weeks writing an eBook (this is what i do). However realistically most of us don’t have the time to write a high quality eBook so outsourcing work is a great solution and it will give you time to work on your website’s pitch, promotional material and members area.

The following websites are ones which i use to outsource work on many of my current and future Projects.

* Elance
* Guru

Do not feel that outsourcing work is cheating because i guarantee that 70%+ Vendors on Clickbank will use websites like Elance to get their eBook and in some cases whole websites made as it saves so much time. If you end up outsourcing work from Elance or Guru make sure you only award jobs to people with good feedback.

3. Mailing Lists?

YES! I recommend you create both an Affiliate and “Potential Customer” Mailing List.

The easiest way to create a Mailing List is by using Aweber

Affiliate Mailing List

If you create an Affiliate Mailing List you will have a good idea of who is actively promoting your product. You can simply drip feed them different promotional angles and tools to help in their campaigns which helps increase sales dramatically.

“Potential Customer” Mailing List

This is extremely important, you need to create a Mailing List of people who visit your website but then choose to leave and you can do this with Exit Splash which is an extremely powerful on-exit Splash Popup. Once you have your Mailing List setup i recommend you create 5-10 Followup Messages which get mailed out every 24 Hours with reasons why your product is something that your subscribers “need”.

4. Promotional Content?

Create as much promotional content as you can! The more Autoresponders, Banners, Articles and PPC Campaigns you create the better, this will encourage active promotion of your product as the “hard work” (so to speak) has already been done and all an Affiliate has to do is promote.

Once again you can use Elance and Guru to outsource promotional content as there are some very talented graphics designers and writers on these websites.

I hope that the above information was useful, try not to get depressed if you have tried launching products on Clickbank before and they haven’t worked, i can’t tell you how many times i started products on Clickbank and it has been a major FLOP!

Good Luck!

Nick

I usually concentrate on Blog Commenting to generate Backlinks as it’s free and very simple. I’m always searching for other methods of Backlinking and yesterday i came across a website called…

Social Monkee

This website allows it’s users to submit 1 link a day to 25 Social Bookmarking Websites for FREE! They do have an option to submit to over 100 Social Bookmarking Websites daily for a one off fee of $47 but this is not compulsory.

Look at how simple it is

I personally just use the free account as 25 Backlinks daily is more than enough for me! I find this website very useful for my SEO campaigns and im sure that you will to so why not give it a go? Register Now

Enjoy!

Nick

It’s a very simple process that involves you creating 2 accounts and then simply asking questions and answering yourself aswell as answering questions from other community members.

Question & Answer Communities

There are 5 main Q&A Communities that you need to use and they are as follows…

1. Yahoo Answers

Yahoo Answers is considered one of the most popular of Q&A type websites and i personally use this regularly to generate revenue from various affiliate programs.

2. WikiAnwers

3. AskVille

4. Mahalo Answers

5. Rediff Q&A

There are many other Q&A Communities and the above are my personal favourite.

Simply register at all of the above websites twice with 2 sets of email addresses, once you have logged in with one of the accounts post a question for an affiliate program that you want to promote e.g if it’s a weight loss program post something like “does anyone have tips for fast weight loss?” and then reply with your other account with something like “i found the information on http://www.website.com vital for my weight loss journey”. I recommend you purchase a cheap .info domain which redirects to your affiliate link and use it in your answer as the URL.

You can also promote your affiliate links by searching for questions relating to your niche and then answering as usual providing a link to your website. Please make sure you answer with a well thought out reply to other peoples questions otherwise you will get reported.

This method only takes about 10 minutes and you could be getting targetted traffic to your landing pages instantly. I personally get better results with this method when i send traffic to a landing page and then build a mailing list setup with 10 follow up emails.

Good luck!

Nick

You may have noticed that when following certain people on Twitter you automatically receive a message saying something like “thanks for following me, check out my website” etc, this automatic messaging is not supported by Twitter itself  but by a service such as SocialOomph

How To Send Messages Automatically

1. Create an Account at SocialOomph

Takes less than a minute!

2. Add Your Twitter Account

Social Accounts > Add New Account

3. Add Your Welcome Message

Social Accounts > Edit Welcome DM

Enter a quick welcome message along the lines of what i wrote in the below screenshot and then click “Save” at the bottom. You can also choose to automatically follow people who follow you on this screen aswell.

and your done!

In less than 5 minutes i have created a welcome message that is automatically sent to my new Twitter followers advertising my website. You can also add multiple Twitter accounts to your SocialOomph account and then simply repeat the process.

Why not give SocialOomph a try? I use it for all my Twitter accounts.

Nick

For example, i have a blog with 30,000 daily visitors and over 40,000 posts and in order to maintain that blog i have to run certain queries on a weekly basis to ensure my database is not overloaded with useless data as WordPress has many long slow queries when posting which require full table scans and the smaller your database the faster it will run.

Backup Your Database

Before you run any SQL Queries on your Database it is 100% recommended that you make a backup!

You can backup your database with WordPress Plugins such as WP-DBManager and WP-DB-Backup or through phpMyAdmin directly.

If you decide to backup your WordPress database manually, follow these steps:

1. Login to your phpMyAdmin.
2. Select your WordPress database.
3. Click on Export at the top of the navigation.
4. Select the tables you want to backup, or select all tables to backup the whole database.
5. Select SQL to export as .sql extension.
6. Check the “Save as file” checkbox.
7. Choose compression type, select gzipped to compress the database to a smaller size.
8. Finally click Go, and a download window will prompt you to save your backup database file.

14 WordPress SQL Queries

In order to run any of these SQL Queries you need access to phpMyAdmin or you can use WordPress SQL Executioner which allows you to run SQL Queries on your database through WordPress.

In no particular order…

1. Change Your Website URL and Home URL

WordPress stores your Website URL and HOME URL in the database to set an absolute path, if for example you are changing domain names you will need to alter these fields and you can do this with an SQL Query.

UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = replace(option_value, 'http://www.originalsiteurl.com', 'http://www.newsiteurl.com') WHERE option_name = 'home' OR option_name = 'siteurl';

2. Change your Website GUID

If you are moving your Blog to a new domain you will need to update the GUID field in wp_posts. This is a crucial change as it sets the absolute path for your posts and pages.

UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = REPLACE (guid, 'http://www.originalsiteurl.com', 'http://www.newsiteurl.com');

3. Change Domain URL in Content

If you are changing domains then the chances are your posts will contain URLs for your old domain but not to worry, you can change all those URLs with this query.

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE (post_content, 'http://www.originalsiteurl.com', 'http://www.newsiteurl.com');

4. Change Your WordPress Password

Forgetting a Password is very common and can be quite frustrating but you can soon change your WordPress Password with a simple query. This query also turns your password into a MD5 hash which offers better protection. You can also change the password for other users on your blog, just replace “admin” with their username.

UPDATE 'wp_users' SET 'user_pass' = MD5('PASSWORD') WHERE 'user_login' ='admin'

5. Batch Delete Spam Comments

Spam comments can be an absolute nightmare on your blog especially if you are on holiday for example and you come back to find 100′s of random comments. You can delete all of these unapproved comments with a simple query.

DELETE from wp_comments WHERE comment_approved = '0';

6. Batch Delete Posts

On my most popular blog i had 40,000 posts where at least 15,000 were old and pointless now so i had to remove them, if i were to do this manually it would take all day but luckily there is a query. Please take care when entering the dates replacing “2010-01-01″, once posts re deleted you can’t get them back unless you have a database backup!

DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_date < '2010-01-01 19:18:00' AND post_status = 'publish'

7. Delete Redundant Tags

If you have lots of tags that aren’t linked to any posts e.g after you have deleted posts, then you can remove all non-linked tags with this query. Simply replace “database_name” with the name of your database and then run the query.

DELETE a,c
FROM
	database_name.wp_terms AS a
	LEFT JOIN database_name.wp_term_taxonomy AS c ON a.term_id = c.term_id
	LEFT JOIN database_name.wp_term_relationships AS b ON b.term_taxonomy_id = c.term_taxonomy_id
WHERE (
	c.taxonomy = 'post_tag' AND
	c.count = 0
	)

8. Delete Redundant Post Meta

Data related to posts can take up a lot of space in your database from plugins such as Post Ratings, Post Views etc, but once you delete a post that Post Meta is still stored in the database taking up space, use the following query to remove this useless data.

DELETE pm

FROM wp_postmeta pm

LEFT JOIN wp_posts wp ON wp.ID = pm.post_id

WHERE wp.ID IS NULL

9. Disable All Plugins At Once

If for some reason you need to disable all your WordPress Plugins then the following query is for you.

UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = '' WHERE option_name = 'active_plugins';

10. Disable Comments On Old Posts

If you run a blog like this one where you like to communicate with your posters on recent posts and struggle to find time to reply to comments on your old posts then you can use this query to disable comments on posts before a certain period. Simply replace 2009-01-01 with a preferred date.

UPDATE wp_posts SET comment_status = 'closed' WHERE post_date < '2009-01-01' AND post_status = 'publish';

11. Delete Comments With A Specific URL

If you have spam comments that all contain the same URL then this query allows you to remove them in one go. The following query will delete all comments with a specific url. The “%” signs means that any url containing the string within the % signs will be deleted.

DELETE from wp_comments WHERE comment_author_url LIKE "%wpbeginner%" ;

12. Transfer Posts from User A to User B

If you have different posters on your blog and they decide to leave, you can simply remove all their posts to another account (ie yours) with this query. You will need the IDs of both the old and new author to do this.

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_author=NEW_AUTHOR_ID WHERE post_author=OLD_AUTHOR_ID;

13. Export All Commentors Emails Without Duplicates

Over time your blog with get comments and from these comments WordPress stores the emails which you can export for email campaigns. Once you have the result, under Query results operations, select export to export all the emails in phpMyAdmin.

SELECT DISTINCT comment_author_email FROM wp_comments;

14. Delete Pingbacks

Some of your popular articles will get many pingbacks and these can take up space in your database, you can delete all the records with this query.

DELETE FROM wp_comments WHERE comment_type = 'pingback';

Start Tidying Your Blog Today!

I can’t tell you how many times these SQL Queries have saved me in the past on some of my larger blogs so enjoy!

Nick

I thought id list 5 free websites which i find extremely useful for any projects im working on and all of which have helped either save money or benefited me in one way or another!

In no particular order…

1. Yahoo Smush.It

This is a website i started using this year after a friend recommended it to me and its fantastic! To put it simply it compresses your images by removing unecessary “bytes”. I used this website to optimize all the images on one of my larger blogs (30,000 hits a day) and it substantially reduced loading time and cut down my bandwidth costs and it’s completely FREE!

2. Mavenlink

I had no idea about this website until i payed a company to create me a full website and they used Mavenlink to post updates on their progress and i could comment and suggest things that need improving. This website allowed me to interact directly with the coders and designers for my project which i found extremely useful.

3. AutoPinger

This is a great website that pings all major directories and search engines with the URL entered, so as soon as you get a new website/blog online i suggest you use AutoPinger to speed up the inclusion process for free directories and major search engines.

4. KeywordSpy

This is a website that has made me more money than any other program online. To put it simply, it allows me to quickly research all of the big affiliates on a network such as ClickBank and then i can simply copy ALL of their marketing campaigns in minutes. I suggest you read my How to Beat Your Affiliate Marketing Competition post. This website can be used for free but most of the advanced features are only available for paying customers (like me!).

5. Website Speed Test

I suggest you use this before trying “Yahoo Smush.It” to compare results after you have compressed your images. This is a great free tool that displays how fast your website loads which you should record before tweaking any part of your website to benchmark improvements.

There are many more great free websites out there that offer free services which will benefit any website owner but these listed are certainly websites i use frequently.

Nick

I immediately did a bit of research to find out how to make my Text Area Like Box active as soon as a visitor hits the page and it’s really very simple!

Works On Text Fields and Text Areas

The following example is a text field in a form

<form name="myform">
<input type="text" name="mytextfield">
</form>

Then simple add the following code to your tag altering the form and field names to your own.

<body OnLoad="document.myform.mytextfield.focus();">

Very simple HTML that increased the number of likes created on my website by 200%! I think that by making the Text Area active it just encouraged my users to create a message. Just shows how small website changes can make a big difference.

Nick

This was an incredibly well planned and sophisticated attack. Chris Russo a hacker from Argentina who hacked Piratebay and signed up to plentyoffish several days before I had to go to a conference. The attacks started as I was on an airplane to attend the internet dating conference in Miami. It took Chris Russo 2 days to break in; he didn’t even try to hide behind a proxy, signed up under his real name and executed the attacks while logged in as himself. At midnight Miami time my wife gets a call from Chris Russo that plentyoffish has been hacked into and that Russians have taken over his computer and are trying to kill him, and his life is in extreme danger and they are currently downloading plentyoffish’s database. Chris is trying to create a sense of panic. I listened in the background and I closed the breach if indeed there was one while my wife was on the phone and then I immediately ordered an investigation. Over the next 24 hours we got a lot of voice mails from Chris Russo frantically wanting to talk to us.

I have personally had problems on my larger websites with hackers and i know how extremely stressful it can be but none of my projects are as successful as Plenty of Fish. With estimated website earnings in excess of $1,000,000 per month it would put anyone on edge when threatened by a hacker, especially if they want paying for things to be put right!

You can read the rest of the Plenty of Fish Hacked blog post here

Nick

The ubiquitous “like” is currency for brands, and Facebook is giving them a new way to collect: an ad unit that shows up on the right-hand side of the screen it calls “sponsored stories.”

The unit will give brand-related action such as a “like” or a check-in a lot more visibility on Facebook by adding them to an ad unit in addition to users’ news feeds.

For example, if Starbucks buys a “sponsored story” ad, the status of a user’s friends who check into or “like” Starbucks will run twice: once in the user’s news feed, and again as a paid ad for Starbucks. Though clearly marked with the words “sponsored story,” the ad — which will includes a user’s name, just like the news feed — is not optional for Facebook users.

The product itself is broken into four possible buys for advertisers — page likes and check-ins, and actions Facebook is calling “application play” and “page posts.”

An application play works like this: If a user goes to the Coca-Cola page, and Coke has an app for users to upload photos, the sponsored story that shows up as an ad will read “John Smith used the Coke app to upload a photo.”

A “page post” is when an advertiser posts something and it wants to get more distribution, so it can buy a sponsored story to further distribute that post — in the news feed and on the right-hand side of the home page.

The settings that exist for users to control whose feeds they see and who sees their feed also apply to the sponsored stories. Users, however, will not be able to opt out of having their action turned into an ad and having that broadcast to their connections on Facebook.

The way that the product is today, a check-in post will show up in the ad feed exactly as the user wrote it. So if a user checks into Starbucks with a “I hate this place, but it’s the only coffee around” then that’s exactly what the “ad” turns out to be.

Facebook is aware of this possibility, because people will be people, and it has left a “flag” button for “inappropriate content.” Advertisers that don’t want to take the chance of having negative sponsored stories pop up about them can limit their buys to likes. “As a marketer, you can say that I’m only going to do ‘like’ stories, since there is no way to change that,” said Facebook marketing lead Jim Squire. “So you can figure out which is the best option for your organization.”

As of today, managed accounts can use the product globally and a number of brands and charitable organizations — including Coke, Levi’s, Anheuser-Busch, Amnesty International, RED and Unicef — are on board. In a few weeks, the sponsored story product will be available as a self-service option.

“Anything that lets brands amplify social action or word-of-mouth is a great thing,” said Michael Lazerow, CEO of Facebook marketer Buddy Media, adding that, historically, it’s been very difficult for companies to buy word-of-mouth. “This product lets brands further leverage their investment in Facebook and make it louder, amplified and more noticed — which, ultimately, is a great option.”

According to two recent estimates, Facebook’s ad business is scaling nicely. EMarketer estimated the company took in $1.86 billion in worldwide ad revenue last year. The majority of the 2010 revenue, 60% or $1.12 billion, was earned from smaller companies, those more likely to be using self-serve tools rather than work through a media agency.

Original Source: AdAge

Anyway, they have just created some TV Commercials to air in the US!

Posted on the Plenty of Fish Blog

Hey Everyone,
Sorry we haven’t posted in a while! Exciting things happening over at POF! We just launched two new TV commercials so look for more traffic to start hitting the platform! Check them out here!

Happy Holidays to everyone from the POF crew!

Just shows how profitable a free dating website can be with revenue generated purely by advertising and “featured” listing upgrades. Im hoping to jump on this band wagon soon with my own free dating website.

Nick

The difficult part for this type of website is finding a reliable and trustworthy dropshipper who won’t let you and your customers down when it comes to shipping the products. There are many dropshipping scammers online which you must be aware of as these scammers are very cleaver in fooling people with a well layed out website and quality pitch offering you the world! but once you get signed up you will soon regret it. A lot of these scammers are actually middle men who themself use dropshipping suppliers to ship products to your customers thus making huge profits from you.

Anyway let’s move on…

Picking a Niche

This is very important and i recommend you stay away from expensive goods like electronics as you will soon run into problems with faulty returns thus reducing your profit margins substantially. I suggest you get into the Gifts, Toys and/or Clothes Niches as they are very profitable and you are much less likely to get issues with returns.

Finding a Dropshipper

In order for me to find a dropshipper which is both reliable and completely legitimate i have to do my research and here are a few websites which helped me…

• Dropshipping Forum UK
• Wholesale Dropshipping Forums
• World Wide Brands – Reliable Directory!
• SaleHoo

The above websites helped me tremendously with my search for the best dropshipper for my niche and also gave me plenty of new ideas for niches which i never even thought about!

Now that i have my dropshipping supplier sorted i can get started with the website and for this ill be using…

Magento eCommerce Platform

Magento makes starting your very own dropshipping eCommerce website simple and the best thing is that it’s completely free!

The Magento eCommerce platform allows you to control every single aspect of your online shop whether it be currency conversions, vat price increases and overall product % price increase/decrease with just a few clicks. You can add an infinite number of products to your online shop and by installing a few plugins/addons you can add some fantastic features which encourage your customers to make purchases. There is also an affiliate system built into the script allowing you to recruit promoters to increase your earnings.

The features i find very useful are the Search Engine Optimizations and the in-built mailing system allowing you to email all your customers in just a few clicks, you can tell them about new stock, price drops and promotions to encourge future purchases again and again!

In order for you to jazz up your new Magento website i recommend installing a cool theme, you can browse many themes at Template Monsters Magento Themes page.

Some of their themes aren’t cheap but they are very high quality and will provide a high level of professionalism for your customers. I use a Template Monster Magento Theme for my dropshipping website and it has saved me so much time as i didn’t have to design it from scratch!

Final Words

I recommend you start off small with just a handful of products in a specifc niche and give Article Marketing a go and also do a quick google search for forums relating to your niche and then start a thread or two informing people of your new website.

Make sure you provide means of communication between you and your customers through your website via email and/or live chat as this will provide a higher level of professionalism which could change a visitor to a potential customer.

Start off selling very cheap, maybe 10% price increase above wholesale just for the first few months as everyone loves a bargain, Magento will allow you to quickly increase all your products prices by a percentage figure in just a few clicks.

I will have my new dropshipping website online very soon and ill show you exactly how and why this website will be huge in 2011 as i have created a load of features to encourage orders so stay tuned!

Merry Christmas guys!

Nick

List of Files Revised in Update

wp-includes/version.php
xmlrpc.php
readme.html
wp-admin/includes/update-core.php

About this Update from WordPress

This release fixes issues in the remote publishing interface, which under certain circumstances allowed Author- and Contributor-level users to improperly edit, publish, or delete posts.

These issues only affect sites that have remote publishing enabled.

Remote publishing is disabled by default, but you may have enabled it to use a remote publishing client such as one of the WordPress mobile apps. You can check these settings on the “Settings → Writing” screen.

I suggest you all Update Your WordPress blogs to the latest version to avoid any security vulnerabilities being taking advantage of.

Nick

This service is known as OnlyWire and it automatically posts your latest content to all the major social bookmarking services such as Digg, StumbleUpon, Delic.ous and Twitter in one go!

Inside OnlyWire

Once you have created your account and enabled all the services, you will need to create accounts at all of the services you want to use, then you are ready to test it out by clicking Post and you should see something like this.

As you can see it’s very easy to use as all you have to do is enter a Title, URL and Tags then select a category and Post.

To make this process even easier you can install the OnlyWire application which appears in your taskbar and simply right click to get the following options.

This makes the whole process even easier!

OnlyWire Supported Services:
Ask, Bebo, Bibsonomy, Blinklist, BookmarkSync
Connotea, del.icio.us, Digg, Diigo, Facebook
Faves, Google Bookmarks, Jumptags, Linkatopia
Mister Wong, Mixx. Multiply, MySpace, Newsvine
Plaxo, Propeller, Reddit, Simpy, Slashdot, Spurl
Stumbleupon, Technorati, Tumblr, Twitter, & Yahoo.

OnlyWire supports all of the above services and you can submit all your content in one go straight to them!

OnlyWire Membership Plans

There are 3 Membership Options to choose from and they are as follows.

As you can see there is a “Free” option which you can use to get started and then upgrade later on if you choose to, but personally i find the free option just fine.

OnlyWire really does simplify the whole process of generating backlinks to your content thus improving your traffic and search engine rankings and considering it’s free you would be a fool not to give it a go!

Nick

To put it simply you need to find a CPA Offer which requires only a simple email submit for this to work and there are 100′s of these offers available on all major CPA Neworks.

What You’ll Need For This To Work

• A MaxBounty Account or any other CPA Network which offers prepop support
• An Aweber Account to record Emails

I will be using the MaxBounty CPA Network to show you which type of email submit offers i would aim for.

MaxBounty

Once you have logged in to MaxBounty simple click on “SEARCH CAMPAIGNS” and select “Email Submit” as the Category then click Search to display all offers.

I have marked 1 offer in the below screenshot which you could us an example to pre-populate with an email address and it supports both email and search traffic.

The CPA Offer looks like this

If you are happy with how the CPA Offer looks then you need to click the offer in MaxBounty (note down the Countries Allowed) and scroll to the bottom and click “get tracking code” and you should see a popup like this…

Make sure to note down this Tracking Code as you will need it in a minute!

According to MaxBounty this offer has a high EPC (Earnt Per Conversion) which means it tends to convert well. This offer pays $1.20 per Lead which means for every person who enters their email and clicks “Sign Up Now” you earn $1.20

Now you have to understand that the company advertising this offer will earn far more than $1.20 as they will have the email address of the user which means they can send out as many emails to that user as they want advertising their other offers etc. The beauty of the prepop method is that you will also get their email address which means you can email “your” users anytime aswell and this offer is related to making money so im sure you can find other others cpa offers or affiliate programs which may interest the people on this list don’t you think?

Ok I Have My CPA Offer, What Next?

You will need to create a new List with Aweber, something like this…

Be sure to click the “Confirmed Opt-In” Tab and turn off Confirmed Opt-In Status as you don’t want your users having to confirm both your list and the cpa advertisers list!

Once you have created your list you need to make a Web Form by clicking “Web Forms” at the top of Aweber. When you have created a simple web form you must then change the “Basic Settings” to the following…

The tracking code i told you to note down a little earlier should be pasted into the Custom Thank you Page box but be sure to add the following to the end of the URL - &email={!email}

Like This

http://www.mb01.com/lnk.asp?o=3632&c=918273&a=&email={!email}

This basically pre-populates the CPA Offer’s email form with the email you just recorded with Aweber, pretty nifty ay?

Moving on…

You now need to create what’s known as a Squeeze Page which is basically just a basic page with a Title, Instructions and an Email Submit Form.

I created the following Squeeze Page for this Offer

This only took about 5 minutes to make and it’s ready to go! So now instead of linking directly to the CPA Offer, you will send traffic to this squeeze page, capture their email and then lead them onto the actual offer with a pre-populated email entry which contains their email.

The amazing thing about this strategy is that if they don’t complete the CPA Offer you still have their email address so you can start sending emails related to what they are interested in, so for this list i would email CPA Offers about how to make money online or Affiliate Programs on Networks such as Clickbank.

By using Aweber and a CPA Network such as MaxBounty you can start building many different Mailing Lists targetted towards any Niche that takes your fancy!

Many new Internet Marketers  struggle to build a Mailing List let alone a profitable one but with this method you can begin earning within minutes. Aweber is a great place to start as they offer Trial Accounts for $1 so there is really no excuse not to give them a try.

Good luck guys, now start making some money!!!

Nick

In terms of Internet Marketing then WordPress offers the most advanced search engine friendly blogging platform available and it’s also very user friendly. The great thing about WordPress in my opinion is the vast amount of plugins which you can install to improve the look, performance and your search engine rankings of your blog.

The bottom line is that you only need a couple of plugins to really get your blog going but i’ve chosen the 10 WordPress plugins that i simply couldn’t do without.

1. All in One SEO Pack

The Daddy of ALL Search Engine Optimization Plugins is the All in One SEO Pack! It does exactly what it says and provides you with all the necessary features of a great SEO plugin allowing you to optimize every single Post, Page and Archive on your website.

This is a must plugin to ensure that your WordPress blog is setup with all possible Search Engine Optimizations.

Plugin URL

2. Google XML Sitemap Generator

Another very important plugin is the XML Sitemap Generator which creates a Search Engine Friendly Sitemap which you can setup to automatically update whenever you create a new post or simply run on a cron job.

I have some blogs with over 30,000 posts and this Plugin ensures that all of these posts get read and indexed by all the big search engines.

Plugin URL

3. Digg Digg

The Digg Digg plugin is underrated in my opinion, it allows you to quickly place all your social bookmarking buttons onto your posts in a matter of minutes and with the option of floating next to your post like on the mashable.com website.

Plugin URL

4. Disqus Comment System

Let’s face it the original comment system in WordPress is both outdated and boring! The Disqus Comment System jazzes up your posts with a very tidy comment form allowing your readers to communicate with you and others a lot easier. The Disqus Comment System also has many customizable options allowing you to match it with your current colour scheme.

Plugin URL

5. SEO Smart Links

This fantastic plugin allows you to automatically link keywords and phrases in your posts and comments with corresponding posts, pages, categories and tags on your blog. Furthermore, you can set up your keywords along with their own matching URLs. A must have if you want the maximum SEO benefit for your blog.

Plugin URL

6. Adsense Daemon

I generate a lot of money via Google Adsense and it’s all because of this plugin! Adsense Daemon allows you to completely control the positioning of your Adsense adverts aswell as who actually sees them.

Plugin URL

7. Frame Buster

This plugin will ensure any attempt to load your site in a frame will not work. This is optimal for getting images to rank higher on the search engines thus increasing traffic.

Plugin URL

8. MaxBlogPress Ping Optimizer

If there’s one thing you don’t want, it’s for your blog to be banned from the numberous ping services available. When you update or edit your blog, you automatically send a ping to let them know that your blog has been updated and that the changes need to be indexed. However, you can get banned from ping services if you end up doing this too often. In order to avoid this from happening, you need to use the MaxBlogPress Ping Optimizer plugin.

Plugin URL

9. Action PopUp

This plugin is perfect for building a targetted Mailing List from your Blog. With various options to control the look of the popup window aswell as how often it’s displayed and who to, this plugin will increase your mailing list subscribers ten fold.

Plugin URL

10. WordTwit

Another underrated plugin but one i use very often is WordTwit. WordTwit connects your Blog to Twitter and then everytime you make a new post on your blog twitter is notified and a Tweet is displayed via your account, pretty nifty ay?

Plugin URL

These are plugins i simply couldn’t do without and they just prove how powerful the WordPress blogging platform actually is.

Nick

The main benefit from using Infolinks is that you can make money without creating space on your website for adverts and the adverts that are displayed are also targetted to your website.

The Highest Revenue Share In The Industry

What makes Infolinks stand out is they offer the highest revenue share in the industry. Other in-text ad providers give only 40% to 50% revenue share. Infolinks gives their publishers 70% and they give that even if you are a smaller blog. With Infolinks, you can get the same revenue share as a site getting over 10 million page views a month, which is what other in-text ad providers want in order to give that high a rev-share.

Revenue from both Big and Small Websites

Infolinks judges all publishers as the same and let’s technology determine who gets access to the higher paying advertisers and who does not. As a publisher, if you are doing everything right, no matter how big or small, you will get the same quality of advertiser as the largest publishers. Finally the little guys have a chance to compete with the big guys for ad quality and gain access to the highest paying advertisers. With Infolinks, not only do you get the highest payout, you get access to the higher paying ads as well.

The most advanced in-text algorithm on the market. In-text is only successful when readers want to click on the ads. Infolinks has proven in head to head match-ups with other in-text companies, that given the same amount of inventory over the same period of time, Infolinks generates more clicks.

Infolinks has become the unquestioned leader in monetizing international traffic with the highest paying advertisers for traffic generated outside the US. No matter if your website is in English, Spanish, French or German or if readers are coming from places outside the US- Infolinks can monetize it.

Simple Setup – Plugins for all Major Platforms

Getting Infolinks up and running takes only a minute. All you have to do is go Sign Up and then install a small piece of code onto your blog. If you’re running WordPress (or Blogger, Joomla or Drupal), Infolinks has a plugin that will do all the setup for you. You could literally be making money within a few minutes of signing up!

Completely Free To Join

Infolinks is completely free to join and there are no long term contracts to sign. Try InfoLinks on your blog and if it doesn’t make more than your current in-text solution, then just switch back. However, I’m sure you’ll find that higher payout equals higher revenue for you.

Good Luck!

Nick

But is the new feature really going to speed up the searcher’s experience, or is it yet another complicated layer on what was once a simple and easy-to-understand search interface? Google’s own research revealed that on average searchers using Google Instant Preview are 5% more likely to be satisfied with the search results they clíck after seeing a visual preview next to the organic listing.

Google Instant Preview essentially gives users the ability to see a website before they visit it. Google accomplishes this by taking a screenshot of every webpage in its index and giving users access to it via a magnifying glass icon that sits to the right of every search result.

When a user clicks on the magnifying glass icon, a screenshot of the webpage in question will appear to the right of the search result listing. It’s an at-a-glance view of the website page without actually having to visit the webpage.

One of the key elements to Instant Previews though is that Google sometimes highlights a section of the page where the page description occurs. This becomes a useful feature when you’re trying to find information on a specific person on a page that lists dozens or hundreds of people. Instead of having to scroll through the entire page to find the person, you can just look at the Instant Preview and see where they are on the page.

We realized early on that this kind of experience would only make sense if it was lightning fast. Not long ago simply downloading an image could take 20 or 30 seconds, and even today many websites take four or five seconds to load,” Raj Krishnan, Product Manager wrote in the Google Blog. “With Google Instant Preview, we match a search query with an index of the entire web, identify the relevant parts of each webpage, stitch them together and serve the resulting preview completely customised to your search–usually in under one-tenth of a second.

SEO expert Peter Bowen at First One On says, “while Google Instant Preview is designed to speed up the searching process what it actually does is to speed up the decision-making process of choosing whether or not to clíck on the link by previewing the visual screenshot of the resulting webpage.”

Google currently provides a lot more data to help the searcher. At one tíme search engines just displayed the first two lines from a webpage under a search result, but now they include information like site links, date, cached content, jump to links and even Google Places.

Instant Previews can be helpful for many kinds of tasks. For example, say you looked at a page before and need to find it again – with a preview, you can tell if any of the results look familiar. Or perhaps you’re looking for an official website – look for a logo and formal style and you’ll probably be able to identify it. Or maybe you’re looking for a how-to guide – it’s easy to spot a page with clear illustrations and step-by-step instructions.

From an SEO perspective the big question is how will Google Instant Preview affect our understanding of traditional SEO, and what changes should we consider making to webpages so that they can be easily previewed in a tiny screenshot?

When a searcher performs a search and sees the search results page displayed, they do have a choice of whether or not to activate the Google Instant Preview feature by clicking on the magnifying glass icon.

However, clicking on the magnifying glass icon is less of a commitment than clicking on a link, and you still need to convince the searcher that it is worth their time to preview a website.

says Peter Bowen.

Therefore it becomes more important than ever to have a well defined and well written description of what the website page is about and it has to fit within the 150 character limit. So the Meta content description is what you will have to change and be aware of here.

As we already know, Flash is not SEO friendly because it cannot be read by search engines and is even worse for Instant Preview as it shows as a black rectangle and cannot be rendered. The same is true for video files that also display a black rectangle in the preview, so consideration of this is important too.

It should be pointed out that because the image size of the screenshot is so small, unless the text in headings is large enough, it will be impossible to read.

So what does all this mean? Well, we have to start thinking about the overall page layout and if it looks good at postage stamp size or if it is just a blur of text with no images to make it look appealing. This means creating pages that pay more attention to navigation, titles and headers, spacing, colors and objects, such as call-to-action buttons. Having a good looking page with relevant titles now may count as much as the content on the page itself.

It is likely that we will begin to see a lot more webpages with well defined graphics and other visual aids designed to get a searcher’s attention. This makes SEO even more important than ever, make sure that your images are named with keywords and their filenames and alt text are descriptive and accurate.

Google Instant Preview is here to stay and designed to make the search selection process easier and according to Google faster, but in the end, good SEO practices are what is going make the difference of whether or not you get discovered on the search engine results pages.

Source: SiteProNews

I run many 100′s of websites on a single Dedicated Server so you can imagine when something goes wrong with that server i instantly lose potential income on a huge range of different websites. The best way to recover from something like this happening is simply to manage your finances ensuring that after costs and wages you have enough money put back into your business on a monthly basis to help you through the tough times.

I did some quick calculations of my current business costs and they are as follows…

3 Dedicated Servers

£400 / Month

Advertising

£1000 / Month

Wages

£2000 / Month

These combined cost me around £3400-£3500 a Month, for me to comfortably run my business i need to earn between £4500-£5000 a Month that way if the shit hits the fan (so to speak) i have enough money to drag me through the rest of the month (or months) so that i can comfortably recover.

I think its very important for you to calculate your total costs and pay yourself a reasonable wage as what’s the point in working your ass off for peanuts?

ALWAYS KEEP ON TOP OF YOUR FINANCES!

Nick

Broomfield, Colo., November 10, 2010 ? ClickBank, the premier, global online marketplace for digital information products, has been ranked the number one affiliate marketing network by Revenue Performance Magazine. In the “Fall 2010 BLUE BOOK Top 20 Performance Marketing Networks and Exchanges,” ClickBank was ranked in the top spot because of the company’s ongoing high level of excellence. The judging takes into account reputation, influence, clientele, popularity and scale.

With integrated software services and proven methodologies, ClickBank is dedicated to turning ideas into successful businesses. ClickBank stands apart from other affiliate networks by providing secure, reliable payment processing, industry-leading fraud prevention and expert customer support to businesses and individuals for maximum business success.

“We are thrilled to have been named number one among affiliate marketing networks,” said Brad Wiskirchen, CEO, ClickBank. “This is a particularly meaningful honor because it is judged and awarded by those who work alongside us in this industry. Customer satisfaction at the highest level is something that we continually strive to provide our affiliates and vendors, and we are proud to stand out in this category as a result of our ongoing efforts toward building a customer-centric organization.”

“The BLUE BOOK Top 20″ rankings are the result of an industry-wide survey of over 5,000 advertisers, publishers and agencies, combined with expert views from a blue-ribbon panel of industry insiders, traffic data and measures of industry influence and reputation. For networks that make it on to a BLUE BOOK Top 20 list, it is a mark of their reputation, service and the high regard in which they are held. Revenue Performance, the performance marketing industry’s longest-published and widely read magazine, and the BLUE BOOK Top 20 Performance Marketing Networks and Exchanges, provides the only independent, unbiased, research-based rankings in the industry.

“2010 has been a year of reorganization and consolidation in the performance marketing industry. It is harder than ever for brands, merchants and publishers to know which networks stand out from the crowd,” said Chris Trayhorn, founder of Revenue Performance Magazine and CEO of mThink. “The BLUE BOOK Top 20 rankings help advertisers and publishers cut through the clutter to find the quality networks that are best suited to their needs.”

Read More: http://www.clickbank.com/press_releases.htm#332