I was able to catch up Murray Newlands, a famous blogger. We were able to have nice about his work in affiliate marketing, and the secret behind the site, Murraynewlands.com, an affiliate blog that came from nowhere and is now everywhere on Google and Twitter. Not only has he some great content on his blog, […]
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This is a guest blog post by Ahteram Uddin, who runs online marketing for the Times of India, the largest newspaper in the world. Yes– bigger than New York Times. If you are into News aggregating business or your website has an industry-specific News section you stand a chance to drive additional traffic from the
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You may have heard the phrase “Kill two birds with one stone”, regarding taking one action to produce two results. Twitter and Facebook have teamed up to create a highway directly to one another, allowing users to update one status and be published to both sites. Most people are aware of how you can have
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If you’re willing to live where Slumdog Millionaire was filmed, you can make a lot of money. ReachLocal has 25-30 folks in Mumbai, India making PPC campaigns for their US-based customers. They need someone to manage that team. Read the job posting here. This also includes setting up landing pages, which are just a reverse
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The day before Affiliate Summit East in NYC, last Thursday, I attended a ULS get-together on Local. There were almost 100 people there– perhaps half from start-ups looking to network or pitch their product. Entry fee was $20, but $10 if you do a 60-second pitch. I am cheap, so I did the pitch. After
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I started and completed a 260 page book in my 4-hour flight between Washington DC and Phoenix today. It’s Trust Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. I average a page a minute for light content—half a page per minute for dense, textbook-like content. The lie is explained later in this post, by the way…
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A guest blog post by Velina Lujan, a Boulder massage therapist, and Content Factory client. Questions to ask Yourself before interviewing Massage Therapists: What do I want out of the session? Do you want to just de-stress, work out some really big knots, or focus on an injury, or a combination of things? Do
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A few days ago, I posted a Facebook status message, asking “Who wants a free SEO analysis?” 23 people responded and I chose one winner. Yesterday, I chose the winner and posted the analysis here. And now, not even a day later, I do a search on Twitter and see pages and pages of people
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Guest Post By Gerald Neo, Who runs GeraldsHeralds.com SEM in Singapore is just starting out. Lots of companies have just started to realise the importance of SEM. For those, that have started for a few years, are only covering the surface. They have not fully explored the full potential of SEM. To many SEM specialists,
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A few days ago, I offered to perform a SEO analysis on the website of one lucky winner– something at BlitzMetrics that we normally charge between $6k-10k to do. There were 23 responses and I’m choosing BusSongs.com, which is by Keith Mander, a current Facebook employee and ex-Googler (not to be confused with the other
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