Sunday Chatter – 1/18

Posted by Chris Jacobson | January 18, 2009

How to Find the Latest Online Contests Keeping track of all of the contests taking place online can be quite the task. New contests are launched everyday, and most of them are worth your while to enter. The most popular kind of contests in the Internet marketing niche are mostly always sponsored by affiliate networks […]

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Twitter Launches Suggestions Tool

Posted by Chris Jacobson | January 16, 2009

Twitter silently launched a new feature on their website that suggests friends you may want to follow based on an unknown algorithm under the “Find People” tab. The micro-blogging service has been adding a lot of features lately, as its popularity seems to grow everyday with the amount of new apps coming out to constantly […]

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MarketLeverage Goes Green … With Links

Posted by Chris Jacobson | January 14, 2009

While I’m sure the MarketLeverage offices are green and environmentally friendly, there’s another kind of green going around the Internet’s most popular affiliate network. MarketLeverage recently introduced Green Links, a series of short videos to help out publishers with affiliate terminology and to assist in navigating their network better. The GreenLinksTM program builds on the […]

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How to Promote E-mail Submits with Free Traffic

Posted by Chris Jacobson | January 12, 2009

The following is a guest post by Melvin of MelvinBlog.com. If you’d like to write an article, simply use the contact form. Note: This targets newbies more than anything else. One thing I’m sure of is this works because I’ve tried it and it went well for me. So not everyone has the cash when […]

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Sunday Chatter – 1/11

Posted by Chris Jacobson | January 11, 2009

Twitter Gets Hacked … Badly Some said Twitter would only really arrive as a popular social media platform until it was eventually hacked and was the victim of spam. Well, that happened this week. Hackers were able to gain access to Twitter’s security tools used by support staff to reset member’s passwords, lock/unlock accounts etc. […]

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