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We’ve just released 30 copies of Rotator Maker 2.0 for only $5!
If you’ve been searching for a URL rotator script or link rotation solution, this is your chance to have it for less than a meal at McDonald’s!
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If you sell digital products online you are no doubt aware of the two most popular affiliate networks, ClickBank and PayDotCom.
While both of these are great and I highly recommend each of them, today I came across a brand new service that really caught my attention. It’s called PaySpree and the reason it caught my attention is that ALL its members get paid for their sales instantly by PayPal.
Even affiliates get paid for their referred sales instantly by PayPal.
I expect it to become quite a hit as the lure of ‘instant commissions’ played a big part in the massive success of products such as 7DollarSecrets and the RapidActionProfits scripts.
I’ve actually come across products for sale that are just lists of affiliate programs that pay instant paypal commission. And I’ve seen many threads in the various internet marketing forums asking about where to find instant commission affiliate programs. Now there is an entire site and marketplace dedicated to them.
As soon as you become a member you can start promoting any product in the marketplace, and you can add your own products so affiliates can promote them for you. All commission payments are handled automatically by PaySpree, it sounds like a winner to me.
I’ve just signed up and had a look around the site and it seems pretty simple and non cluttered, check it out at the link below and let me know what you think:
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The Ultimate Cafe Owner shares the secret tactics you can use legally and dominate your way to the top of the game, growing your cafe at light speed 100% Guaranteed – With the Latest Updates!
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If you promote your site(s) with traffic exchanges, by now you either know first hand or have seen the advice that using a URL rotator or a URL rotator script can maximize your promotional efforts by reducing the number of credits you’ll need to assign and use.
But, as is the case with anything free, there are some drawbacks.
With the use of rotator’s provided by many of the traffic exchanges you face these challenges:
Now let’s look at some of the Rotator Membership Sites. Basically they are no different than the free rotator’s that you can get from most traffic exchanges except for a fee, of course, you can remove third party advertising.
Here are the challenges you face with URL Rotator membership sites:
So then we are left with URL rotator “scripts” which you can download and install on your own site/server. Many are free, but some are quite expensive. But, then we have the same challenges and some new ones:
However, there is some GOOD news. There is a rotator script (actually it’s a software that generates the script) that not only provides ad free URL rotation, but also offers you the option to control what site is seen and WHEN it is seen. Rotator Maker 2.0 will generate a rotator script contained within a single uploadable HTML page which not only is ad free, but it can control what your visitors see and in what order they see it! Rotator Maker 2.0 truly is the rotator of ALL rotators.
Here are some of the advantages you’ll find with Rotator Maker 2.0:
Ok, I know your next question is “How much is this gonna cost me?” Well that’s the best part of all. You can have Rotator Maker 2.0 for less than the cost of ONE MONTH of membership at those URL Rotator Membership sites! Yep. This little gem can be had for only $8.95!
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It’s incredibly easy to create a Facebook ad, to help promote your website. However, the approval process may prove to be something of a challenging surprise, judging by all the complaints on the net by people whose ads are not approved on the first try.
But don’t waste time poring through Facebook’s fine-print guideline, to see what strange, obscure marketing prohibition you’ve inadvertently flouted: The reason is likely to be as plain as the nose on Squidward’s face.
In a word, formatting.
You’ll be told the reason, anyway, in your “Disapproval Letter”. (This term always makes me think of stern lady schoolteachers wearing buns and glasses, circa 1960.) They just might not (pardon the pun) spell it out quite clearly…
The most common problems seem to be with:
- Spelling
- Capitalization
- Unapproved fonts
(In other words, if you were hoping to sneak past the proofreader with a cleverly deliberate keyword in the form of a misspelling – forget it!)
Some marketers are used to being a little sloppy with grammar, spelling and formatting. There’s usually no one to correct you – particularly when you are happily planning to pull the above sneakily-optimized keyword stunt. But one marketer I know almost had a coronary, trying to figure out the error that kept getting his Facebook ad rejected. He cross-checked his spelling “16 times over” and couldn’t find a thing.
He had his mother check it, his sister, his girlfriend. Even his dog.
Eventually, he realized he had entitled his ad: “Arborists In The Attic”, instead of “Arborists in the Attic”. They nailed him on the capitalization. (Of course, the title has been changed here to protect the guilty.)
So before you dash off that incredibly easy Facebook ad and submit it… might be worth your while to bone up on your grammar.
And dig out your old Webster’s Dictionary!
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There’s been heavy buzz about Facebook ads – and with good reason. Created properly, they can be an effective tool in rocketing your popularity like a meteor, or branding your business.
But almost no one talks about using Facebook ads in reverse – as a source of valid ideas for market research.
Think about it. If a subject is on Facebook, and it’s got an ad, it’s likely viable. Are there groups? Fans? Often you can find out exactly how many Facebook fans a strong group or website in your niche actually has.
You can also see if people are actually interested in a particular product; how passionate they are about the subject; and what age group, gender, education background and more its members display in their profile.
That’s instant targeting! No more fumbling around in Alexa, trying to figure out what the actual human demographic is likely to be. Right there on Facebook you can see:
What the fans are talking about
If the niche is actively “hot”
If it is growing
You can also get an idea of its size from the number of fans. Fans in the millions? It may be too broad for your purposes. Only 6 fans? Watch that niche to see if it grows – perhaps even join the Facebook Group, if it’s something you’re particularly passionate about. But don’t invest any ad money yet.
Once you’ve found a likely niche on Facebook, set up a profile page for yourself using highly specific keywords. Pay attention to the ads served up to you and you’re spying on your competition. Click on their ads, visit their sites, view their source pages and see what keywords they use in their META tags (if any).
Using Facebook ads for market research is one of the best ways to see if a niche is really on fire!
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Facebook’s Lexicon was, until very recently, a secret goldmine for Facebook ad developers. But now all you will see is a sign that the Lexicon has been removed from Facebook “for the time being”.
While this is aggravating to those who had gotten into the habit of using it for market research, it may signal good news for internet marketers. Why?
Well, Facebook is apparently going to focus development on their “analytics tools for Page owners, advertisers and Platform developers”.
This means they are perfectly savvy to the uses people were putting Lexicon to. And that it might be brought back as a more tightly-focused commercial version for marketers.
What was the Lexicon, anyway? (You ask, out of idle curiosity.)
It was a short-lived tool, launched in October 2009, which used to track the number of occurrences of Facebook wall “words and phrases”. Think “long-tailed keywords” for phrases, and you’ll see why marketers found it so exciting.
In other words, it measured the buzz…
..And the mood – its “Gross National Happiness Tracking Index” measured words on Facebook walls to see if people used positive or negative keywords daily. It’s similar to a tool created years ago that did the same thing, right across the net. (There was even a television program about this type of internet sociometric recently, in which the show’s producers attempted to “prove” that the words we collectively use mean that Nostradamus’ apocalyptic prophecies are coming true).
But we are getting distracted and beginning to veer off topic: Something we Facebook users do a lot, particularly when just browsing. To return to our main point…
Alas. Facebook apparently got wise to Lexicon’s money-making potential, and realized they had a Wonder Tool in the making – one they can no doubt monetize and make income from (as good business people should). Or else perhaps they had received forceful letters from the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) lawyers about plagiarism. We’ll never know.
Farewell, Lexicon. Facebook has hinted they will bring back “some components” in an unspecified future… but in what form will we see this once-handy tool?
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