Well I finally logged into my rss reader to check and see what the top affiliate bloggers had to say, when I saw Shoemoney’s Contest. To give the brief overview, Jeremy Schoemaker and Azoogle Ads are teaming up to hook one lucky reader up with the following:
If you haven’t heard, Tracking202 was acquired today by a company named Boosky. Tracking202 was started a couple years ago and has grown tremendously into one of the premiere tracking companies around. If fact, they even started their own network in the past few months. Basically, the company grew to such a point that they couldn’t handle the growth on their own. Steven and Wes are planning on staying around to help keep Tracking202 the company it is today. If you have never been to their site it is definitely worth checking out. http://www.tracking202.com
One of my new favorite networks is MaxBounty. I have only been with them for a couple months, but they have been great. Any questions I have are answered quickly and I have never had any issues with tracking. In the last 30 days they updated the MaxBounty interface. Offers are extremely easy to find and payouts are top notch. MaxBounty is currently running the contest below.
I’ve been talking to some people that are doing some “outside the box” advertising and it really has me thinking. What would some offline advertising do for my sales? I decided to give it a try on a small scale. I know there are people usingsimilar advertising to generate large amounts of revenue, but since I have only used online ads thimay need a little tweaking. I’ll be sure to let everyone know the results.
Often times I have wanted to write a bit more indepth about subjects… have them spell checked (image that), proof read and all that but just seemed like a bit much for a blog. So I am going to start sending out a news letter once a month.
Between showing the top commentators on the sidebar and the contest to win a MacBook Air I have had a lot of experience with fighting comment spam. Also from being a moderator at one of the busiest forums on the internet I have seen many methods people use to jackup their post counts. Many times people just post “I agree” or “please pm me” and I find it extremely annoying.
Last Friday I was on the BlackBerry Geeks Podcast. Up until about 2 weeks ago I was a die hard Palm Treo user but the frustrations of the phone locking up, blue tooth incompatibilities, and other bugs led me to the Blackberry world.
I’m ready to really start sending out advertising inquires to website owners for my Media Buy. I have a list of 30 websites that I would LOVE to advertise on. Some of them are obviously going to be quite expensive. But to help me narrow down my potentials I need to know more about the traffic that they are receiving.
