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Overture Keyword Inventory Tool Is Dead – Long Live Wordtracker
You may have heard the bad news already: Overture’s Keyword Tool is no longer supported and has been removed from their website. It is dead. All of the tools which were relying on their data will become obsolete or have to search for a new source of keyword data (one of these tools was Jeff […]
Continue reading...New Video Tutorials On NicheContentWebsites.com
22. January 2007
Hi there, Over the last few days, I have invested quite a lot of time to make NCW one of the best Internet marketing memberships available on the web. The member’s area has been updated with new promo tools so you can start promoting Niche Content Websites and make up to 50% in recurring commissions. […]
Continue reading...Datafeeds Are An Affiliate Marketer’s Secret Weapon
22. January 2007
First of all, I guess, the expression “datafeed” is not known to everyone and therefore, I will try to give you a short explanation: Usually, a datafeed is the whole inventory of a merchant store all written into one .txt file. It has URL’s, product images, categories, prices and descriptions included and the different sections […]
Continue reading...Would you get traffic without Google?
23. September 2006
Now here’s something interesting. There are so many people obsessed with getting their sites ready for the search engines that they forget one fundamental thing: You ‘ve got to have a site which offers quality content in order to get your visitors to come back… After all, it’s human nature to look for solutions to […]
Continue reading...Tag and Ping is still alive
17. September 2006
Some months ago a young guy from Thailand by the name of Sean Wu revealed what some big name gurus have been quietly doing for years already to get almost immediate traffic to their sites and to get them noticed by the search engine spiders. Of course, I am talking about Tag and Ping…
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30. January 2007
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