Filsaime’s Death Of IM report
I guess you’ve all been ignoring the flood of emails about this free report, but I finally gave in and downloaded it.
It’s got a sensationalist title, but it’s interesting and thought provoking. It’s 59 pages long but a quick read, and I agreed with everything, or just about everything, he wrote.
In other words I thought it would be crap but it’s not.
If you’d like to make me $1 by using my aff link here it is
http://www.affiliatetalkforum.com/death
(No doubt, I’ll be using that $ and more to buy some of you in the UK a beer in a few weeks time 
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It really is an interesting read, mainly talking about how and why most/all the big time marketers are seeing reduced email open rates leading to lower affiliate commissions on these big launches (I’m seeing the same thing myself) and what to do about it.
phil
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automatic niche products released
A good Aussie mate of mine, Paul Kleinmeulman, has just launched his new product Automatic Niche Products. I was about to give it a quick mention here when he told me he’d written a short ebook about how to use PLR products, so below is a link to that as well.
Paul, if you don’t know him, specializes in creating private label rights products (PLR) and articles, and they’re always top quality. My favorite site of his is Espired which provides you with niched articles each month. I’ve been a member (a paying member) since it launched.
Well, favorite until now… I really like Automatic Niche Products because it’s a PLR ebook site with a difference. Not only does it give you private label rights to new ebooks each month, you also get professional recorded audios of the books, and video versions. Think these will be easy to sell? They should be much easier to sell than ebooks alone.
I’m really impressed. Here’s a short free PDF, which contains links to the site, but is really all about ways of using PLR products. Interesting reading.
BTW, if you sign up you can also earn your monthly fees back by joining the affiliate program which pays you recurring monthly commissons.
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A quick way to design your own Wordpress theme
This is interesting: http://themespress.com/
It’s an online tool which lets you build a Wordpress theme to match the look of your website. Just about all you have to do is upload the html of your site template, and the images used in the site design.
Then it costs you $10 to turn the code into a Wordpress theme.
You can create, edit and preview your theme for free, and only pay if it looks right and you decide to download it.
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I love giving stuff away
The recent “Death of Adsense” report (if you didn’t see it you’ve been asleep for the past couple of weeks) talking about using CPA networks rather than relying on Google Adsense to make money with your site.
CPA means ‘cost per action’ or ‘click per action’ depending on who you talk to.
The big difference between this and something like Google Adsense is that you don’t get paid when someone just clicks on the advert on your site, the visitor has to do something on the site that you send them to before you ‘earn’ your money. That might not sound as good as getting paid per click, and it wouldn’t be if the payouts were the same, but the payouts are much higher.
And if you’re sending targeted traffic getting the visitor to take action isn’t all that hard.
1. The landing pages you send people to are nearly always excellent.
2. The offers are very good.
3. Often all the visitor has to do before you get paid is to leave their name and (verified) optin email address or/and phone number.
You can make a lot of money by just getting people to sign up for free offers.
Look at this one from the Azoogle Ads network:
It pays you $28 when people send off for a free trial of an anti-aging product. And how about sending people to an offer to get 250 free business cards?
I’ve been getting my business cards from Vistaprint for years and they’re great quality. I just wish I’d known that I could make $14.40 a time for telling people about it
