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The Death Of Network Marketing

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The bottom line is, this report really opened my eyes that Network Marketing may be dying.

When I read this, I immediately thought of sharing it here.

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What is Affiliates Marketing

Affiliate marketing is an online advertising channel in which advertisers (online merchants that sell products or services) pay publishers (independent parties that promote the products or services of an advertiser on their Web site) only for results, such as a visitor making a purchase or filling out a form, rather than paying simply to reach a particular audience. This “pay-for-performance” model is in essence the modern version of the “finders'-fee” model, where individuals who introduce new clients to a business are compensated. The difference in the case of affiliate marketing is that advertisers only pay their publishers when the new client introduction results in a sale or a lead, making it a low-risk, high-reward environment for both parties.




Simply put, affiliate programs, also called associate programs, are arrangements in which an online merchant Web site pays affiliate Web sites a commission to send them traffic. These affiliate Web sites post links to the merchant site and are paid according to a particular agreement. This agreement is usually based on the number of people the affiliate sends to the merchant's site, or the number of people they send who buy something or perform some other action. Some arrangements pay according to the number of people who visit the page containing their merchant site's banner advertisement. Basically, if a link on an affiliate site brings the merchant site traffic or money, the merchant site pays the affiliate site according to their agreement. Recruiting affiliates is an excellent way to sell products online, but it can also be a cheap and effective marketing strategy; it's a good way to get the word out about your site.



Over the past few years, affiliate programs have grown enormously in popularity, taking many interesting forms. For many Web sites that don't deal much in e-commerce (selling products or services online) themselves, functioning as an affiliate is a good way to participate in e-commerce.



Some of good affiliates to join :


Amazon


PayDotCom


ReviewMe!


DealDotCom


blogsvertise


payperpost


Internet Marketing Tips

Google AdSense Policies

If you are really serious about earning from Adsense, make sure
you do not do anything that can get yourself banned. I have
listed 'things' that you should NEVER even think of doing.



Never click on your own Ads.

I think this is one of the biggest reasons why Adsense accounts
get disabled. This seems obvious, but its surprising how many
people actually do that intentionally.If you think by clicking on your own ads, you can fool Google, you are highly mistaken. Google has got its own proprietary
technology to find out if the publisher has clicked on his own
ads. And once they know that, your account is in jeopardize.



Never tell others to click on your own Ads

I often see click-swapping on Adsense forums. Its kind of
you-click-on-my-ad-and-i-will-click-on-yours. Never ever do this.
If you want a strong Adsense business, stay away from trouble.
Don't ask even your friends, relatives or employees to click on
your ads. Do not provide any kind of an incentive to anyone for
clicking on your ads.



Never modify Google’s AdSense code

This is against Google’s policy. Just use the code as it is. Don't
play around with it at all.



Never title your Ads the wrong way.

You are not allowed to label your Ads with messages like “Click
Here”, “Related Links” or anything else that misleads people
into thinking that it is not an Advertisement.

You are however allowed to mention “Advertisements” or “Sponsored
Links”, because your ads are actually Advertisements. And
Google is OK with that.



Never put Adsense on sites that have got prohibitive content.

Make sure you do not have Ads on sites that have got anything to do with drugs,
pornography, hatred, gambling etc. Again, this is self explanatory, but some people simply don’t understand!



Never multiple Google Adsense Accounts.

Google allows you to have only 1 personal account and 1 business
account. Google links these two accounts. Never try to fool
Google by creating different accounts under different
names.



Never reveal your Adsense Data

Google doesn't allow public display of your CTR, Impressions,
eCPM etc on forums, eBooks, websites or any other publicly
viewable media. But Google doesn't have any objection if you mention how much
you earn from Adsense.







This posting, by no means, is a comprehensive list of Adsense Policies. I highly recommend you go through all the policies in details. And never even try to cheat the system.