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Browsing all posts from October, 2009.

Free Bingo Cards Update – Managing email with Get Response

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As collecting data (email addresses specifically) is one of the most important parts of the Free Bingo Cards project it’s one of the first things that I’ve started working on, using an auto-responder called GetResponse. I stumbled across GetResponse a few weeks ago when I was looking for an alternative to Aweber and was so [...]

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New Project – Free Bingo Cards

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I’ve been thinking about starting a new affiliate project for a while now – not really with the aim of making a huge amount of cash out of it (though I can always live in hope), but more because I haven’t built anything new for a while and feel it’s about time to do so [...]

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Who needs a kindle when you’ve got an iPhone?

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A few days ago I found one of my new favourite iPhone apps – Stanza. My typically journey time each day is around 2/2.5 hours and I generally spend the time reading books but sometimes they are thousands of pages and can be a bit of a pain to carry around.. I looked at the [...]

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Yahoo kills off affiliates overnight by ending Paid Search Inclusion Programme

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This news is almost a week old now, but I’ve not seen it appear much in affiliate circles as of yet.  Back on 15th October there was a post on Search Engine Land about Yahoo announcing the end of their Paid Search Inclusion programme. For the unaware, Yahoo offered two products – Search Submit Basic, [...]

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Why do merchants still insist on culling their affiliates?

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I’ve not blogged in a while, but after a few people moaned at me at the rather excellent Expo about it, I thought it was time to try and get a bit more going again. So I’ll start this with a rant.   As regular readers will know, as well as now working for a network [...]

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