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Twhirl, FriendFeed and Badassrss - These are 3 tools that I have added to my Web 2.0 arsenal and will be using on a daily basis. In the last few days I have expanded my web 2.0 marketing presence with these web 20 tools.
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Wow - a wild weather day. Had a big tornado hit Windsor, CO - about 15 miles east of here - very unusual! #
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It’s almost time for the second year of the 30 Day Challenge. For those of you who haven’t experienced the phenomenon of the FREE 30 Day Challenge, let me give you a little history lesson…
As a Clickbank vendor I have always known that a real weakness with Clickbank is their thank you page requirements. Because of those requirements it’s possible for search engines to find your Clickbank thank you page. Then anyone who does the right Google search can find your thank you page and download your product for free. This has lead to a lot of Clickbank thank you page theft.
In the past month I have seen two different internet marketers offering intern programs. Here’s how they were presented. You sign up for the free internet marketing intern program, and the internet marketer would teach you how to market. As an intern you would be given marketing tasks promoting the internet marketer’s products. In return the intern would learn how to market and then could move on and market anything they wanted.
Wow, I just did an inventory on the domain names that I own. These are domain names that I have purchased over the last 6-7 years, having plans to do something great with them. Unfortunately, I have more domains than I have time to dedicate to each one of them.
Have you ever bought a product because of the guarantee? Hey, you can make $xxx in xx days, and if you don’t we’ll refund your money! Or, if you’re not completely satisfied with our product, we will refund your money no questions asked. You have nothing to lose by purchasing - right? Be careful when buying a product based on a good guarantee - especially a high dollar product!