Peanuts to Profits With Thor Schrock
Peanuts to Profits With Thor Schrock

No mater what your opinion of the Top Affiliate Challenge is, it was pretty undeniable that the Pepperjam Network team ran circles around the competition. There are a lot of logistical reasons this happened – Jonathan VanClute and Carl Zetterlund (the first and second placing contestants) were both on that team.  Ken McArthur guided the […]

I quickly realized that webmasters who buy words and phrases tend to re-purchase them automatically month after month. My $25 grew to be $60, and a month later to $80 and in July so far I am right at $100.

I finally have found a moment to write something on my shinny new blog since the start of the show. We have had some amazing things happen and were also forced to overcome some massive challenges.

If your video makes it to the Break.com home page, they offer you cash via PayPal. They offer bigger payouts if your video is exclusive to their network, and smaller payouts if you are going to spread it around.

Imagine if you had been one of the first people to go online with Google AdSense. You would have made out like a bandit before the marketplace was saturated with ads everywhere. Seriously, how often do you have the opportunity to break into a new advertising system on the ground level?

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.

The ONLY thing that *might* give these guys a shot at a successful newsletter is the fact that you have to PAY to get it. They have a revenue model, and if they are as financially secure as they say, they should have no problem feeding most of that revenue back into some high-calibur content for each issue.

A few months ago I launched a blog about Nebraska politics hoping that the upcoming elections (national, state and local) would make for good traffic and a few bucks in advertising dollars. But everyone knows you need unique content to bring in the bucks.

This year I have decided to set some pretty reasonable resolutions for my online marketing efforts, and I am going to share them with you. My hope is that my readers can help hold my feet to the fire when push comes to shove, and that people who follow my blog will be able to learn from my efforts and use that knowledge to improve their own online incomes.

But what is more important? A properly constructed and SEO’d page, or a horde of backlinks “voting” for your website?