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WAKE.ME is rocking on Sedo’s GreatDomains Auction
Posted March 18, 2012 by Ofer Shoshani
Great news. Wake.Me top domain name is finally on sale! Affiliates.Info’s Internal sources have informed us that Wake.Me domain name, the top Wake-Up service domain name, is featuring on Sedo’s GreatDomains Auction, with a surprisingly low reserve price. This top domain name, that valued for over $15,000, has a reserve range of less than $5,000, a sure More Info »
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MyComputer.org domain name is on sale
Posted February 22, 2012 by Ofer Shoshani
Are you in the computer business? Do you run a website focused on computers? Then we have exciting news for you, MyComputer.org domain name is finally on sale! SEO (Search Engine Optimization) has a very important role in our life, so choosing the right keyword can make a huge impact on your success. The keyword string My Computer is More Info »
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iFix.org Domain Name is on Sale!
Posted February 22, 2012 by Ofer Shoshani
For a limited time only, iFix.org domain name is on sale! This top, one of a kind, DIY Fix domain is now available for a very special price. with a discount of more than 25% from his market value. Is your business is in home improvement, DIY fix, handy man, woodworking, tech support, phone repair, pc optimization More Info »
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Google Adwords Double Serving Violation
Posted January 31, 2012 by Ofer Shoshani
Affiliate marketers who use Google AdWords have to overcome many obstacles when creating ads for the service. One such issue is that of the double serving violation. What exactly is double serving and why is it so important to Google? The basic idea behind this violation is that it presents duplicate content on the advertisements More Info »
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Why Google AdWords Slaps Affiliates?
Posted January 31, 2012 by Ofer Shoshani
Google AdWords, and Google in all of its other incarnations, has always been there to serve the user’s experience. They created the duplicate content penalty to keep people from seeing millions of the same article, they made Google Panda to keep low-quality websites from appearing in the searches and they refined their business practices over More Info »
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Learn why Affiliates are getting slapped
Posted November 30, 2011 by Ofer Shoshani
Q: I am an Affiliate, am i in danger of getting slapped? A: Yes, Google has become less and less favorable to affiliates. Most often, Affiliates send traffic to their websites, without knowing they are violating some of AdWords main policy guidelines such as User Experience, Double serving, Bridge pages, Comparison shopping, Information Harvesting, Arbitrage and more. It is your responsibility, as an advertiser, to read More Info »
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Bridge Pages: common cause for Affiliates to get slapped
Posted December 1, 2011 by Ofer Shoshani
If you send PPC traffic to affiliate websites you are in risk to get slapped. Google often slap websites whose sole purpose is to send traffic to a second site without offering any added value to the visitor. Google terms won’t allow you to send any traffic to 1-click websites (websites that act as “Bridge Pages” More Info »
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Comparison Shopping – no value review sites
Posted December 1, 2011 by Ofer Shoshani
It used to be so easy in the old days: all you need to do was to create a basic review site, place 3 or more similar offers, compare them to each other and insert your affiliate code to each one of them. Whether it was option A, B or C, you would have get More Info »
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New holiday improvement in adCenter
Posted December 2, 2011 by Ofer Shoshani
A message from Microsoft adCenter: “I am happy to report that the Holidays have come early for Yahoo! Search and Bing advertisers this year! In the last two weeks, we’ve released our latest round of pre-holiday features, all delivering on advertisers’ wish lists” In time for the holiday season, adCenter has introduced some new features More Info »
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How Twitter and Yahoo Answers changed the way I market
Posted December 4, 2011 by Amir
How Twitter and Yahoo Answers changed the way I market. Context rules when it comes to internet marketing, and I’ll give up two examples from my life to show what works and better yet – what doesn’t. About 2 years ago when we launched a social network for advice on dating, love, relationships and sex More Info »