Clickbank money getting system
By Bart Callen
By Bart Callen
There's alot of excellent courses being released throughout this summer. The one I want to tell you about today teaches how to use a specific website (Clickbank) to make a great, full-time living strictly from the internet. I can completely attest to this because the majority of our business is done on this website... Clickbank.
I want to prove to you, without a shadow of doubt, that it IS possible to make more money on Clickbank than most CEOs of large companies. I made a very short video where I actually log in to my Clickbank accounts, live, and show you what I was fortunate enough to earn through Clickbank in 2008. I do this ONLY to motivate you and show you that if I can do it, you CAN too!
Here is the video
Now, with that said, I want to let you know about the brand new "Clickbank teaching" course that is being released today at 3:00pm EST. I don't have a copy of the course, but know the 2 guys that created it and both earn over 1 million bucks online each year, strictly through Clickbank... so they know what they're talking
about. I also know that you can make a ton with Clickbank if you know what you're doing. In the course, they'll be teaching you the strategies they use to earn the kind of income they do. It isn't cheap, but I can guarantee it's well worth it.
What I always like to do when I recommend a product, is sweeten the deal by giving you something else, of extreme value, to help you even more... I don't like to "pitch" stuff at you or anyone else, because I simply don't like when others do that to me. So, I hope this doesn't come across as a "pitch fest" type of email. I'd like to give you a free copy of BOTH Article Submitter Platinum, which sells for $147, and Directory Submitter Gold, which sells for $97, if you follow the steps below and grab a copy of the brand new Clickbank course.
No strings attached. Just follow the steps below. Benefit from the course. Get the free software that thousands have paid full price for. And be 110% happy :-) Here are the steps, but make sure you do them today, as I can't make this offer available forever, since we still sell these software products every day at full price.
Step 1: Go here at 3:00pm EST and get a copy of the Clickbank
course.
=> Here
Step 2: Submit a support ticket containing your name, email address and receipt number below to the "Claim Bonuses" department. You must include all 3 so we can send you the bonuses:
Here
Step 3: That's it. We'll reply to your ticket as quickly as we can. It might take a couple of days because we always get super swamped with tickets when we make really high value offers like this, so please be patient :-)
That's all for now. Enjoy the course today! You WILL learn a ton. I can promise you that.
I want to prove to you, without a shadow of doubt, that it IS possible to make more money on Clickbank than most CEOs of large companies. I made a very short video where I actually log in to my Clickbank accounts, live, and show you what I was fortunate enough to earn through Clickbank in 2008. I do this ONLY to motivate you and show you that if I can do it, you CAN too!
Here is the video
Now, with that said, I want to let you know about the brand new "Clickbank teaching" course that is being released today at 3:00pm EST. I don't have a copy of the course, but know the 2 guys that created it and both earn over 1 million bucks online each year, strictly through Clickbank... so they know what they're talking
about. I also know that you can make a ton with Clickbank if you know what you're doing. In the course, they'll be teaching you the strategies they use to earn the kind of income they do. It isn't cheap, but I can guarantee it's well worth it.
What I always like to do when I recommend a product, is sweeten the deal by giving you something else, of extreme value, to help you even more... I don't like to "pitch" stuff at you or anyone else, because I simply don't like when others do that to me. So, I hope this doesn't come across as a "pitch fest" type of email. I'd like to give you a free copy of BOTH Article Submitter Platinum, which sells for $147, and Directory Submitter Gold, which sells for $97, if you follow the steps below and grab a copy of the brand new Clickbank course.
No strings attached. Just follow the steps below. Benefit from the course. Get the free software that thousands have paid full price for. And be 110% happy :-) Here are the steps, but make sure you do them today, as I can't make this offer available forever, since we still sell these software products every day at full price.
Step 1: Go here at 3:00pm EST and get a copy of the Clickbank
course.
=> Here
Step 2: Submit a support ticket containing your name, email address and receipt number below to the "Claim Bonuses" department. You must include all 3 so we can send you the bonuses:
Here
Step 3: That's it. We'll reply to your ticket as quickly as we can. It might take a couple of days because we always get super swamped with tickets when we make really high value offers like this, so please be patient :-)
That's all for now. Enjoy the course today! You WILL learn a ton. I can promise you that.
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Comments Make Content More Valuable
By Chris CrumComments are the backbone of the social web. Everything is going social if it has not already been that way for some time. Why is that? People are social by nature. It's how we communicate. It's how we learn. It's how we teach. Do you find comments to be valuable resources? Share your thoughts.
Conversations are built upon comments going back and forth and branching out in new directions, taken from one channel to the next. As the web as a whole has become more social, the conversation has gotten larger and it has become easier for anyone to get involved at a growing number of destinations, whether you join in the comments on a blog post, a Twitter stream, a Facebook News Feed, an email , a Googl e result (courtesy of SearchWiki), IMDB, a forum, a YouTube video, etc. The web has never been as connected as it is now, and it is only becoming more so each time any service rolls out a new sharing feature. Facebook launched Facebook Connect, Digg launched the Diggbar, somebody launched the Shareaholic Firefox add-on, etc. These are just a few examples of thousands of content sharing tools.
There is value in conversation. I'm sure you've heard of the wisdom of crowds. Is every blogger an authority on something? No. Are all bloggers the authority on the subject of each of their posts? Of course not. That's why commenting is an option.
Comments add value for the reader. If a blogger is wrong about something (or even if he is not, but there is some debate), there are comments there to at least provide different views. Readers can then take these in with the original post and use their own judgment to reach their own conclusion, or use it as reason to further research the topic. Either way, they are getting value out of it because they are not taking one person's word for it.
When you're talking about a blog, or a news site, or really any kind of content site, comments add value. They don't just add vale for the re ader, but for the publisher as well. WebProNews recently conducted an interview with James Smith, Chief Revenue Officer for the Huffington Post, a very popular social news site. In fact, James attributes the site's success to being social. He says the site currently logs over a million comments a month.
"The reason I like to read HuffingtonPost is because of the comments - it makes it feel so much more community based AND the comments are refreshed quite quickly," writes Susan, commenting on a WebProNews post looking at the interview (and adding value to that post of course). In the above clip, Smith talks about some types of things that attract people to want to "dive into" content. He mentions polls, images, and most popular stats, like showing the most popular news stories, and how many comments they have. Readers see hot topics of conversation, and often feel more compelled to look at that content because they have an indication that it has generated some interest.
Of course this helps page views, which can help advertising, and so on and so forth. This benefits everyone involved. Advertisers get more clicks. Publishers get more money from advertisers. Readers get more valuable con tent - not only from the comments, but because if the publisher is doing well financially, they'll be able to keep providing the content. Everybody wins. Furthermore, the publisher will be more inclined to post on subjects of interest, because they will attract comments, and the cycle continues. Sometimes readers need a little push for commenting (which is why you'll often see comment links scattered throughout WebProNews content). It's simply a call to action for added value for all parties. Blogger Neville Hobson has a nice list of tips you can use to encourage comments.
As a blogger/publisher, once you get comments, keep up with them, and stay involved in the conversation when applicable (certainly time can be a factor here). For one, it will give the commenters a reason to come back, and conversations that come from comments can often inspire future posts. There also may be some things that fit right into your post that you hadn't thought of, and they will be there as additional resources for your readers.
$436,000 Clickbank Campaign (seriously!)
By Dr John
Firstly, this unbelievable information is revealed on video and it won't cost you a cent. It details a Clickbank campaign that generated over $463,000 on auto pilot and it took less than 12 hours to set up...
This could be regarded as the missing link that has held people back from making money *not only* with Clickbank, but online as a whole.
Be warned though, the video will only be available for the next 48 hours so don't delay. Watch it as soon as possible through this link:
here
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Conversations are built upon comments going back and forth and branching out in new directions, taken from one channel to the next. As the web as a whole has become more social, the conversation has gotten larger and it has become easier for anyone to get involved at a growing number of destinations, whether you join in the comments on a blog post, a Twitter stream, a Facebook News Feed, an email , a Googl e result (courtesy of SearchWiki), IMDB, a forum, a YouTube video, etc. The web has never been as connected as it is now, and it is only becoming more so each time any service rolls out a new sharing feature. Facebook launched Facebook Connect, Digg launched the Diggbar, somebody launched the Shareaholic Firefox add-on, etc. These are just a few examples of thousands of content sharing tools.
There is value in conversation. I'm sure you've heard of the wisdom of crowds. Is every blogger an authority on something? No. Are all bloggers the authority on the subject of each of their posts? Of course not. That's why commenting is an option.
Comments add value for the reader. If a blogger is wrong about something (or even if he is not, but there is some debate), there are comments there to at least provide different views. Readers can then take these in with the original post and use their own judgment to reach their own conclusion, or use it as reason to further research the topic. Either way, they are getting value out of it because they are not taking one person's word for it.
When you're talking about a blog, or a news site, or really any kind of content site, comments add value. They don't just add vale for the re ader, but for the publisher as well. WebProNews recently conducted an interview with James Smith, Chief Revenue Officer for the Huffington Post, a very popular social news site. In fact, James attributes the site's success to being social. He says the site currently logs over a million comments a month.
"The reason I like to read HuffingtonPost is because of the comments - it makes it feel so much more community based AND the comments are refreshed quite quickly," writes Susan, commenting on a WebProNews post looking at the interview (and adding value to that post of course). In the above clip, Smith talks about some types of things that attract people to want to "dive into" content. He mentions polls, images, and most popular stats, like showing the most popular news stories, and how many comments they have. Readers see hot topics of conversation, and often feel more compelled to look at that content because they have an indication that it has generated some interest.
Of course this helps page views, which can help advertising, and so on and so forth. This benefits everyone involved. Advertisers get more clicks. Publishers get more money from advertisers. Readers get more valuable con tent - not only from the comments, but because if the publisher is doing well financially, they'll be able to keep providing the content. Everybody wins. Furthermore, the publisher will be more inclined to post on subjects of interest, because they will attract comments, and the cycle continues. Sometimes readers need a little push for commenting (which is why you'll often see comment links scattered throughout WebProNews content). It's simply a call to action for added value for all parties. Blogger Neville Hobson has a nice list of tips you can use to encourage comments.
As a blogger/publisher, once you get comments, keep up with them, and stay involved in the conversation when applicable (certainly time can be a factor here). For one, it will give the commenters a reason to come back, and conversations that come from comments can often inspire future posts. There also may be some things that fit right into your post that you hadn't thought of, and they will be there as additional resources for your readers.
$436,000 Clickbank Campaign (seriously!)
By Dr John
Firstly, this unbelievable information is revealed on video and it won't cost you a cent. It details a Clickbank campaign that generated over $463,000 on auto pilot and it took less than 12 hours to set up...
This could be regarded as the missing link that has held people back from making money *not only* with Clickbank, but online as a whole.
Be warned though, the video will only be available for the next 48 hours so don't delay. Watch it as soon as possible through this link:
here
I´ve got to tell you about YCC (Your Cash Cow)
Click here
# 14 Days free to join and $10 free signup Bonus.
# Offers Webhosting it is the same fee as GDI $10.
# Get $3 for every new Member in your first Level.
# A 5*5 Matrix the same as GDI offers.
# 20 active new members get $100 Bonus.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions...
Click here
In fact much better than GDI...!
Take the free Tour...!
