Peanuts to Profits With Thor Schrock
Taking Internet Marketing from Peanuts to Profits

So on to the FREE passes…. While I was on the phone with him I asked if there was any chance he would be willing to give me a couple free passes to the conference to give away on my blog (I already have the 4 passes I need for my staff). After a ton of arm twisting he gave up a couple all-access passes - $800 in value.

The Rio where the conference was held was full, so we got a room at Treasure Island and rented a 2007 Mustang convertible. You should have seen he people walking around Vegas in winter coats. It was 50 degrees outside and we had on short sleeves with the top down. People thought we were nuts! Little did they know we are from Nebraska where it was -10 and snowing that day

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I met Kris Jones on the set of the Next Internet Millionaire and he seems like a pretty cool guy. I emailed him to say hi and I was stunned to hear that he had been waiting for my application! (I’m sure he says that to all the boys)

It was nice to see that Azoogle still knows what personal service and attention is, and I appreciate their help in pushing a few ideas forward.

He suggested I approach my affiliate manager first and work up from there. I emailed Azoogle three days ago and have not heard a hiccup since. Needless to say I am not a super-affiliate myself (yet), but I am feeling left out in the cold Nebraska winter here with no affiliate manager, no money from 2007, and no communication.

It has been conformed officially by Google that the referral buttons for the FireFox browser and the Google Pack are not being displayed as they should on thousands of sites across the Internet.

Affiliate marketing can be intimidating at first when you are coming at it from an AdSense perspective. The biggest difference is that AdSense pays you when people click on an ad, whereas affiliate programs pay you when users take actions like making a purchase or signing up for something. Payout can range from a few cents to more than $25 an action.