Well, at least the death of their online affiliate program…
Those of you playing around with the Wal-Mart affiliate program, take heed:
Until today, Wal-mart’s affiliate program was one of the best affiliate programs around - they paid 6% on electronics (vs Amazon’s 4%), 8% on home, optical, photo, sports, toys and books (you have to have […]

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MSN is running a promotion for new (US-based) advertisers to try out their answer to AdWords - MSN adCenter.
Sign up for a new account before Feb 15, 2007, and use promotional code AD4500.
You still have to pay the $5 sign up free to get your account up and running, but I’m sure not going to […]

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A few days ago, I told you about Yahoo pulling the Overture inventory tool. As of now, Yahoo has deleted the Bid tool as well.
The bid tool is what you would use during preliminary keyword research to see what advertisers were paying for PPC ads at Overture.
I wonder how many internet marketing […]

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Ever since Google Slap sent everyone scrambling, lots of people have been asking quite a few questions about the changes at Google…what works, what doesn’t work, what does Google want, etc. What I’ve got in tonight’s post is some of the results of those tests…
Does Google Hate Squeeze Pages?
If you have a domain that’s […]

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I’ve gotten a few emails asking me, “Why not use a name squeeze page at this point in the process? Then your list will grow bigger, faster, and then after they sign up for your list, you send them to the review…”
Up until about 10 days ago, that is the exact process I had […]

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