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Comment on Alex Jeffreys Launches New Coaching Program by David Monk

David Monk — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:56:38 +0000

Hello John
I just hopped over to your oilrig to see how the site looks and the content you have put into it.
The first thing to grab my attention is your sign in box. I have not got mine set up, but when I do I could do with the one you have here; the colour scheme would fit into my site very well.

It looks like your site has been up for quite a while and looks complete. I have still some way to go. I have started on a course of blogs that I have to see through to the end. Its helping me stay focussed, but I am beginning to lag behind.

Just one question. Where did you find/get your quote rotator?

Regards
David

Comment on Now Search Alex Jeffreys Coaching Students Blogs by Martin

Martin — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 20:20:01 +0000

Hi John,

What an excellent idea, do you have an idea of how many students have this on their blogs?

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Comment on Social Networking and Monetization, The Great Explosion by Search Engine Optimization Packages

Search Engine Optimization Packages — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:29:22 +0000

Yes dosh dosh is a great site ive spent many late nights reading posts. I also belive social marketing has become a powerful tool to promote website and more importantly blog posts.

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Comment on Why AM I Doing This Internet Marketing Thing? by Jason

Jason — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 05:20:29 +0000

I’m really glad I came across this post. I actually started internet marketing as a way to keep my day job. I work in a library where everyday I get to help people learn to read but it doesn’t pay very well. Its very rewarding and internet marketing is a great way to keep my job and pay the bills at the same time.

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Comment on Social Networking and Monetization, The Great Explosion by proson

proson — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 17:19:02 +0000

The social networks all have viral elements on it so why it has an exponential growth of usage among all other sites.

Comment on Social Networking and Monetization, The Great Explosion by Stephen Bray

Stephen Bray — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:14:44 +0000

Hi John,

You’re absolutely right. The Web 2.0 Social Networking phenomena is upon us. We’re all getting sick of promotional e-mail.

But, provide quality and trust via e-mail and people won’t unsubscribe even in the age of Web 2.0.

Web 2.0 offers us lots of opportunity to drive traffic to our sites and that’s perhaps it’s strength.

Recently I’ve been using methods gleaned from ‘The Affiliate Funnel System’ that goes live this week to make money with my niche sites.

Web 2.0 is fully covered in this Course and is a must for any serious Internet marketer. You can rad my product review simply by clicking on my name at the head of this post.

Live long and prosper :~)

Stephen

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Comment on Social Networking and Monetization, The Great Explosion by Sunday Link Love - March 29th 2009 | Marketing, Blogging, and Design with Salwa

Sunday Link Love - March 29th 2009 | Marketing, Blogging, and Design with Salwa — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:14:38 +0000

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Comment on Social Networking and Monetization, The Great Explosion by Kevin Tehrani

Kevin Tehrani — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 23:18:42 +0000

I am very impressed with your concept and approach to online advertising and marketing. My company has been working in online advertising to create a new platform for interactive, “do-it-yourself” ad creation and distribution. I am including a very brief description of what we do at CinFlare and with Flare Ads. I am very interested in your comments and suggestions, and possibly an opportunity to work with your company to distribute interactive display ads across your network of publishers. I think there is tremendous potential for monetizing this concept. Thank you in advance.

My company CinFlare, http://www.cinflare.com, introduces a new portable e-commerce technology, where users create portable shopping carts for their social networking profiles, blogs, personal pages, etc. These shopping carts are fully interactive, Paypal enabled, and allow real-time edit, and update of content, products, pictures, audio, and video, through a very user friendly web interface. In fact, our users are able to update their carts from their mobile phones, and sell goods directly from their facebook, blogs, and personal pages!

In addition to the cart, CinFlare provides a full range of “self-service”, Online Display Advertising and Marketing Platform. This technology allows users to create fully interactive web ads featuring audio, video, graphics, animation, etc. Using CinFlare it takes only minutes to create advanced online services such as customer feedback forms, polls, promotions, coupons, and announcements. All services are template-based, where users simply select a template, customize it with their content, graphics, logo, personal message, and they are done (Gigya Wildfire takes care of publishing!). There is never any programming, webmaster, or IT involved. This new technology allows “YOU promote YOU” concept. A simple and intuitive web interface gives our users, sellers, and advertisers full control to seamlessly connect, create, edit, and publish new ads and new content to thousands of web outlets.

What makes our technology different:

• Ads that function as mini-applications or widgets served on ad networks.

• Viewers interact with these ads or mini-applications without leaving the host site.

• E-commerce that is portable. Why sell from one site when you can sell from thousands? A portable shopping cart would bring the “point-of-sales” to the viewer, as part of an interactive display ad.

• Our users are in full control, and everything happens in real time. No ad agencies, no webmasters, no IT professionals … Advertisers interact directly with publishers and their viewers.

CinFlare is actively partnering with businesses who want to bring the power of display advertising solution to their existing customer base. Whether they are an ad agency looking to leverage the CinFlare’s solution for their clients, or a business with a strong base of business customers who are looking for new ways to grow their businesses, we want to work with them.

Your team can work directly with us to offer self-service display advertising to your clients, or we can build a private label solution that enables you to bring new products and value to your customer base.

Our vision is to transform the way users interact with blogs, social networks, business, entertainment, and the web itself. We believe that our technology will greatly enhance and aid in the efforts to monetize social networks and blogs, and personal web sites. More importantly, our vision is to partner with innovative technology leaders in the new world

If you are interested, please write back with your comments and suggestions.

Thank you,

Kevin Tehrani

info@cinflare.com

(310) 480-0458 Cell

Comment on Something You Can Do About Plagiarism by John Halderman

John Halderman — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 22:08:33 +0000

Gary,
so right you are about the scrapers, basic human selfishness at work!

The drag of it all is that is becomes the honest authors job to correct it, if they choose to so.

Well, we know that they are harming themselves far more by their actions if that’s any consolation.

First priority is to focus on getting your articles in front of the audience you want to be reading them, before worrying about what the rip offs are doing.

John

Comment on Something You Can Do About Plagiarism by Gary SIMPSON

Gary SIMPSON — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 10:55:11 +0000

Hi John,

Thanks for coming to my blog today to comment about the personal and professional dangers of what bloggers and commenters may say online. I do appreciate your visit and what you said. I extracted two points out of it to highlight them to my visitors.

Regarding content scraping. I have had 100’s of incidents where unscrupulous scrapers have trolled my articles, removed my name and links and inserted their own. Initially, I was disgusted that they would do this. But I have now taken the view that they are SAD individuals with no talent of their own who need to do this to keep their noses above the water line. They do this to attract Adsense money by surrounding the stolen articles with Google advertising then making it difficult for people to leave other that X-ing out or clicking on an Adsense advert, which they make money from. Pretty pathetic really.

I can pump out articles off the top of my head in under 10 minutes. Obviously they cannot. So, I am ALWAYS ahead of their silly games.

I am far more productive being original and not wasting my time trying to hunt these losers down. But if I find somebody is making money off my work and I haven’t authorised it then my option would be to engage copyright lawyers and slug them for loss of profits. That is what all these thieves face, if and when they are caught. If they make money off my content then I, like others, always have the option to sue for damages.

Regards

Gary Simpson

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