Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
'cant someone else do it' hahaha do you remember that episode of the simpsons where homer has another great idea and starts working in the garbage business, that was his saying, and thats what i am saying today, cant someone else do it, cant someone else build my websites, write my blogs, do the dirty work i dont wanna do coz im lazyyy. Well yes is the answer, someone else can do it, its called outsourcing, a great place to get started is ODESK, its great site dedicated to outsourcing all your internet work.
I have found that one of the best ways to learn how to make money online is to look at what people are doing rather than what they are saying, for example, If you read an internet marketing article, im sure the person wrote a good piece of literature but ask yourself, how did it get in front of me???? now that you have answered that question, go and do it...
traffic is the key to online success, full stop.
You got traffic then you have the magic secret, wow there it is I knew I would find it haha. Finally after jumping from one gurus ebook to another i found the magic secret, now, how do I get me some traffic.
Well I have said it before n i will say it again, just pick one way adn work on it, work on it until you get results, DONT bounce to the next hot idea u think you have until you have built something, this is key for online success.
You got traffic then you have the magic secret, wow there it is I knew I would find it haha. Finally after jumping from one gurus ebook to another i found the magic secret, now, how do I get me some traffic.
Well I have said it before n i will say it again, just pick one way adn work on it, work on it until you get results, DONT bounce to the next hot idea u think you have until you have built something, this is key for online success.
Pay-Per-Click (PPC) search engines offer some of the best value advertising online. Where else can you get targeted visitors from just $0.01 each?
In the PPC model, you write your own title and description, select a keyword searchers must enter for your listing to appear, and bid against other site owners for its rank in search results. Your bid equals the amount you will pay for each click on your listing.
#1 SECRET TO BIG RETURNS ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET
Bid prices for good rankings on very popular, common keywords are often high. However, the vast majority of advertisers *only* bid on these obvious terms. They ignore THOUSANDS of other keywords. Here the bid prices remain low and good listings are just a cent or two!
Of course, less popular keywords aren't searched for as often. But that *does not* matter. Play smart. Bid on LOTS of keywords. Hundreds, thousands even. Here's an example of how it works:
# Keywords
in Account # Times each Keyword
Searched per Month Number of Times
Your Ad is Seen*
20 1000 20,000
200 100 20,000
*Assume all listings have the same ranking, say the #3 spot.
As you can see, listing under 200 keywords, each of which is only searched for 100 times a month, can bring you the SAME amount of traffic as 20 listings for much more expensive, popular keywords that are searched for 1000 times each month.
RESEARCHING YOUR KEYWORDS
You will probably already have several relevant words and phrases in mind. Write them all down and head over to the GoTo Keyword Suggestion Tool with your list. Type your first keyword into the tool's search box. When the results come up, select "Save As" on your browser, and choose to save as "Text."
Do likewise with all of your keywords, phrases, and other potentially important terms within phrases. When you've finished open the first file saved. Delete all irrelevant terms. From the remainder, identify potentially good words that you haven't yet investigated. Input these into the Suggestion Tool and repeat the process. Do the same for every file and you will soon have hundreds of terms.
For even more suggestions, try JimTools Keyword Generation Tool at http://www.jimtools.com . Bear in mind however that these are terms found in Web pages, and therefore not necessarily keywords used by searchers.
GET DATABASED
Create a simple database for your listing details - it will make managing your account much easier. You can use Excel or similar; I personally prefer FileMaker Pro for PPC accounts (Vicki at http://www.sitesell.com/info.html provides a basic template for affiliates).
Paste all the search terms from your collection of text files into your database (if you have a good text editor, use 'search and replace' strings to batch process, deleting unwanted information, and tab-delimiting the remainder for direct import).
YOUR TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS
Make your title catchy. Remember you are writing an ad. Incorporating the search term within it usually increases clickthroughs. Beware however that more clicks doesn't always equal more sales.
Some searchers will click on the first title they notice containing the term searched for, thinking it more relevant. In addition, writing a different title for every term is very time consuming. Make your description as comprehensive and benefit-laden as you can within the space allowed.
If your budget is tight and you simply wish to sell something, consider making it obvious from your description. Unless you have a secondary strategy (like collecting email addresses) save money by filtering out those least likely to part with any cash.
YOUR MAXIMUM BID PRICE
Ideally, calculate your maximum bid limit based on the average conversion ratio of the page you are linking to. If you don't know what that is, I suggest you initially base your limit on a 1% conversion ratio (1 in every 100 visitors buys).
Lets say you make $20 on every sale. That means - on average - for every 100 visitors, you get $20. To be in profit, those 100 visitors must cost you less than the $20 you make. It therefore follows that one visitor must cost less than $20/100, or $0.20. This is your break-even point. Always bid below this figure.
With a bid of $0.04, the 100 visitors required for a $20 sale will only cost you $4. You make $16 profit. If your conversion ratio is in reality 3%, at $0.04 per click you will make $56 for every $4 you spend. That's a 1400% profit!
Use coded (tracked) URL's for your PPC listings, or if feasible link them to specific pages that cannot be accessed by a surfer on your site (can be duplicates with no inbound links). You will soon have a good idea of your real conversion ratio.
BIDDING STRATEGY
The idea is to bid as little as possible for the highest number of targeted visitors. Being first on the results page will bring most visitors. However, as I mentioned earlier, simply getting more clickthroughs is not necessarily a good thing.
In the top position, you are more likely to attract 'lazy' searchers that simply click on the first thing they see, and others who automatically assume that since your listing is at the top, it must be the most relevant (like a regular search engine). How important or not this is, depends on the cost of the listings and your budget.
The further down the listings your ad appears, the less likely it will be seen. This is not only due to the behavior of searchers. Web sites that partner with GoTo seldom display all of the listings. AOL for example only displays the first three. Others display the first five, ten, or possibly twenty listings.
With this in mind, create various 'cut-off' points in the listings, in relation to your budget. Can you afford to be in the top three listings? If not, look at the top five, then ten.
Don't overly concern yourself with individual positions within these groupings. Your exposure will be almost the same whether you are at, say, number 7 or number 10. The difference in bid price however can be substantial. Pay as little as possible to get into the highest group within your budget. That notwithstanding, increasing your bid by 2 cents to jump five positions in the top half of the page would be worthwhile.
On popular terms where bids are high, simply try to get into the first half of the results page (the top 20 on GoTo). If that is still beyond my budget, I aim for a cheap position right at the bottom of the page.
My theory is that most searchers who have bothered to scroll more than halfway down the page will continue to the end. In addition, most people tend to scroll in 'chunks'. This makes them likely to miss listings in the middle, as their eyes are naturally drawn to the white space at the bottom of the page.
GETTING YOUR LISTINGS ONLINE
GoTo will happily accept bulk submissions in an Excel spreadsheet they have available for download. If you don't have Excel, you can send your listings in tab-delimited text format (other PPC engines operate the same way, but some don't advertise the fact, requiring you ask).
Use the account manager to get your first few listings online. GoTo check all submissions for relevancy so it will be 3-5 days before they go live. Meanwhile, work up a list of several hundred keywords. Email them to GoTo and they will add them to your account.
If you're not yet using PPC search engines, now is the time to start. You won't regret it. Follow these guidelines and it's impossible not to profit!
© Azam Corry "Do it Better. Do it Faster. Do it Right!"
Online since 1998, Azam Corry Helps Newbies Develop a Winning
Web Marketing Strategy with Great Free Guides, Tools and Resources.
==> Special from Azam:
Subscribe now to my Biz Bits Marketing eZine & get the Net's most
Comprehensive ecourse PLUS real-value ebooks completely FREE!
In the PPC model, you write your own title and description, select a keyword searchers must enter for your listing to appear, and bid against other site owners for its rank in search results. Your bid equals the amount you will pay for each click on your listing.
#1 SECRET TO BIG RETURNS ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET
Bid prices for good rankings on very popular, common keywords are often high. However, the vast majority of advertisers *only* bid on these obvious terms. They ignore THOUSANDS of other keywords. Here the bid prices remain low and good listings are just a cent or two!
Of course, less popular keywords aren't searched for as often. But that *does not* matter. Play smart. Bid on LOTS of keywords. Hundreds, thousands even. Here's an example of how it works:
# Keywords
in Account # Times each Keyword
Searched per Month Number of Times
Your Ad is Seen*
20 1000 20,000
200 100 20,000
*Assume all listings have the same ranking, say the #3 spot.
As you can see, listing under 200 keywords, each of which is only searched for 100 times a month, can bring you the SAME amount of traffic as 20 listings for much more expensive, popular keywords that are searched for 1000 times each month.
RESEARCHING YOUR KEYWORDS
You will probably already have several relevant words and phrases in mind. Write them all down and head over to the GoTo Keyword Suggestion Tool with your list. Type your first keyword into the tool's search box. When the results come up, select "Save As" on your browser, and choose to save as "Text."
Do likewise with all of your keywords, phrases, and other potentially important terms within phrases. When you've finished open the first file saved. Delete all irrelevant terms. From the remainder, identify potentially good words that you haven't yet investigated. Input these into the Suggestion Tool and repeat the process. Do the same for every file and you will soon have hundreds of terms.
For even more suggestions, try JimTools Keyword Generation Tool at http://www.jimtools.com . Bear in mind however that these are terms found in Web pages, and therefore not necessarily keywords used by searchers.
GET DATABASED
Create a simple database for your listing details - it will make managing your account much easier. You can use Excel or similar; I personally prefer FileMaker Pro for PPC accounts (Vicki at http://www.sitesell.com/info.html provides a basic template for affiliates).
Paste all the search terms from your collection of text files into your database (if you have a good text editor, use 'search and replace' strings to batch process, deleting unwanted information, and tab-delimiting the remainder for direct import).
YOUR TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS
Make your title catchy. Remember you are writing an ad. Incorporating the search term within it usually increases clickthroughs. Beware however that more clicks doesn't always equal more sales.
Some searchers will click on the first title they notice containing the term searched for, thinking it more relevant. In addition, writing a different title for every term is very time consuming. Make your description as comprehensive and benefit-laden as you can within the space allowed.
If your budget is tight and you simply wish to sell something, consider making it obvious from your description. Unless you have a secondary strategy (like collecting email addresses) save money by filtering out those least likely to part with any cash.
YOUR MAXIMUM BID PRICE
Ideally, calculate your maximum bid limit based on the average conversion ratio of the page you are linking to. If you don't know what that is, I suggest you initially base your limit on a 1% conversion ratio (1 in every 100 visitors buys).
Lets say you make $20 on every sale. That means - on average - for every 100 visitors, you get $20. To be in profit, those 100 visitors must cost you less than the $20 you make. It therefore follows that one visitor must cost less than $20/100, or $0.20. This is your break-even point. Always bid below this figure.
With a bid of $0.04, the 100 visitors required for a $20 sale will only cost you $4. You make $16 profit. If your conversion ratio is in reality 3%, at $0.04 per click you will make $56 for every $4 you spend. That's a 1400% profit!
Use coded (tracked) URL's for your PPC listings, or if feasible link them to specific pages that cannot be accessed by a surfer on your site (can be duplicates with no inbound links). You will soon have a good idea of your real conversion ratio.
BIDDING STRATEGY
The idea is to bid as little as possible for the highest number of targeted visitors. Being first on the results page will bring most visitors. However, as I mentioned earlier, simply getting more clickthroughs is not necessarily a good thing.
In the top position, you are more likely to attract 'lazy' searchers that simply click on the first thing they see, and others who automatically assume that since your listing is at the top, it must be the most relevant (like a regular search engine). How important or not this is, depends on the cost of the listings and your budget.
The further down the listings your ad appears, the less likely it will be seen. This is not only due to the behavior of searchers. Web sites that partner with GoTo seldom display all of the listings. AOL for example only displays the first three. Others display the first five, ten, or possibly twenty listings.
With this in mind, create various 'cut-off' points in the listings, in relation to your budget. Can you afford to be in the top three listings? If not, look at the top five, then ten.
Don't overly concern yourself with individual positions within these groupings. Your exposure will be almost the same whether you are at, say, number 7 or number 10. The difference in bid price however can be substantial. Pay as little as possible to get into the highest group within your budget. That notwithstanding, increasing your bid by 2 cents to jump five positions in the top half of the page would be worthwhile.
On popular terms where bids are high, simply try to get into the first half of the results page (the top 20 on GoTo). If that is still beyond my budget, I aim for a cheap position right at the bottom of the page.
My theory is that most searchers who have bothered to scroll more than halfway down the page will continue to the end. In addition, most people tend to scroll in 'chunks'. This makes them likely to miss listings in the middle, as their eyes are naturally drawn to the white space at the bottom of the page.
GETTING YOUR LISTINGS ONLINE
GoTo will happily accept bulk submissions in an Excel spreadsheet they have available for download. If you don't have Excel, you can send your listings in tab-delimited text format (other PPC engines operate the same way, but some don't advertise the fact, requiring you ask).
Use the account manager to get your first few listings online. GoTo check all submissions for relevancy so it will be 3-5 days before they go live. Meanwhile, work up a list of several hundred keywords. Email them to GoTo and they will add them to your account.
If you're not yet using PPC search engines, now is the time to start. You won't regret it. Follow these guidelines and it's impossible not to profit!
© Azam Corry "Do it Better. Do it Faster. Do it Right!"
Online since 1998, Azam Corry Helps Newbies Develop a Winning
Web Marketing Strategy with Great Free Guides, Tools and Resources.
==> Special from Azam:
Subscribe now to my Biz Bits Marketing eZine & get the Net's most
Comprehensive ecourse PLUS real-value ebooks completely FREE!
by Azam Corry
Many people are constantly searching for the secret to online success. Most never find it. Some go broke trying. Yet each year the resources spent in pursuit of the 'holy grail' of Internet marketing continue to grow.
This 'secret' is touted in thousands of places, in thousands of guises. The hype surrounding the subject is almost impenetrable. So dense that even the experienced can succumb. If you are just starting out online, chances are that you too will be sucked in. To save you from wasting much time and energy, if not money too, let me share the truth with you.
The REAL secret to your success is ...
YOU!
The most important criteria as to whether you 'make it' or not, is simply YOUR ATTITUDE. All other factors are secondary.
It's all about making it happen. And not giving up until it does.
You must be determined to succeed; believing that you can, and will do so. By it's very nature, such determination makes light of hard work, and enables you to tap into resources you perhaps hadn't realized you posses. You only fail when you stop trying.
There is no other secret. There is no magic formula.
There will never be a universal method of making money online that will work for everyone. Conversely however, believing in some of the myths propagated is guaranteed to bring nothing but fatigue. Anyone seeking instant rewards, or seriously expecting to make 'easy money' for doing almost nothing, will get nowhere. Without a change of attitude, they are doomed to failure.
Why?
a) Because such things don't exist in the real world. Whilst you might meet people that appear to be getting money for nothing, the reality is that at some time, somewhere, they have labored - and probably very hard - for the fruits they now enjoy.
And
b) Because these people don't want to succeed. Not *really*. Not with all their heart. If they did, nothing else would matter. They would be happy to work hard and make sacrifices. They would feel their goal *worth* devoting all of their energy to, instead of always seeking a 'comfortable' way.
People often say things like "I'd do anything to be able to live like him (or her)," in reference to somebody successful. In truth, most who make such claims aren't prepared to do much at all. They'd love to eat the cake, but don't like the idea of going into the kitchen and baking it.
Successful people are driven by the desire for positive results. They focus on their goals, not the process of attaining them. Failures are willing to accept poor or mediocre results, so long as what they do to achieve them is easy or enjoyable.
Successful men and women invest in their future, rather than wasting precious time looking for shortcuts or a free ride. And by 'invest' I don't necessarily mean money. Having more cash to spend won't in itself bring you success. The recent dot com failures are testament to that. Most spent millions before folding.
Starting out with little money simply means you have to work harder, and for longer, before you see noticeable results. Think of it like savings at the bank: the smaller the initial deposit, the slower it's growth will be. But it still grows.
Nor is your success dependent on knowledge. It's undeniable that the more relevant knowledge you have, the faster your progress should be. However, knowledge must be accompanied with the right attitude to be of real use. And if you have that, you can attain the same success starting from ground zero, learning as you go.
Being armed with the right knowledge is like travelling on the highway. You have the opportunity to put your foot down and proceed directly to your destination in the shortest time.
Not possessing that knowledge forces you to take the small and winding back roads. Progress is slower, and you might make a wrong turn or two along the way. However, as long as you focus on your goal and keep moving, you will still reach your objective. And wiser too.
The only formula for success online or anywhere else is determination, hard work and persistence. No matter how many obstacles, setbacks, or downright failures you may face along the way.
Realize that only a minority succeed, and that therefore the majority must be doing something wrong. Don't follow them. To succeed is to be different. Do the things failures don't like to do, and success will come to you.
© Azam Corry "Do it Better. Do it Faster. Do it Right!"
Online since 1998, Azam Corry Helps Newbies Develop a Winning
Web Marketing Strategy with Great Free Guides, Tools and Resources.
==> Special from Azam:
Subscribe now to my Biz Bits Marketing eZine & get the Net's most
Comprehensive ecourse PLUS real-value ebooks completely FREE!
Many people are constantly searching for the secret to online success. Most never find it. Some go broke trying. Yet each year the resources spent in pursuit of the 'holy grail' of Internet marketing continue to grow.
This 'secret' is touted in thousands of places, in thousands of guises. The hype surrounding the subject is almost impenetrable. So dense that even the experienced can succumb. If you are just starting out online, chances are that you too will be sucked in. To save you from wasting much time and energy, if not money too, let me share the truth with you.
The REAL secret to your success is ...
YOU!
The most important criteria as to whether you 'make it' or not, is simply YOUR ATTITUDE. All other factors are secondary.
It's all about making it happen. And not giving up until it does.
You must be determined to succeed; believing that you can, and will do so. By it's very nature, such determination makes light of hard work, and enables you to tap into resources you perhaps hadn't realized you posses. You only fail when you stop trying.
There is no other secret. There is no magic formula.
There will never be a universal method of making money online that will work for everyone. Conversely however, believing in some of the myths propagated is guaranteed to bring nothing but fatigue. Anyone seeking instant rewards, or seriously expecting to make 'easy money' for doing almost nothing, will get nowhere. Without a change of attitude, they are doomed to failure.
Why?
a) Because such things don't exist in the real world. Whilst you might meet people that appear to be getting money for nothing, the reality is that at some time, somewhere, they have labored - and probably very hard - for the fruits they now enjoy.
And
b) Because these people don't want to succeed. Not *really*. Not with all their heart. If they did, nothing else would matter. They would be happy to work hard and make sacrifices. They would feel their goal *worth* devoting all of their energy to, instead of always seeking a 'comfortable' way.
People often say things like "I'd do anything to be able to live like him (or her)," in reference to somebody successful. In truth, most who make such claims aren't prepared to do much at all. They'd love to eat the cake, but don't like the idea of going into the kitchen and baking it.
Successful people are driven by the desire for positive results. They focus on their goals, not the process of attaining them. Failures are willing to accept poor or mediocre results, so long as what they do to achieve them is easy or enjoyable.
Successful men and women invest in their future, rather than wasting precious time looking for shortcuts or a free ride. And by 'invest' I don't necessarily mean money. Having more cash to spend won't in itself bring you success. The recent dot com failures are testament to that. Most spent millions before folding.
Starting out with little money simply means you have to work harder, and for longer, before you see noticeable results. Think of it like savings at the bank: the smaller the initial deposit, the slower it's growth will be. But it still grows.
Nor is your success dependent on knowledge. It's undeniable that the more relevant knowledge you have, the faster your progress should be. However, knowledge must be accompanied with the right attitude to be of real use. And if you have that, you can attain the same success starting from ground zero, learning as you go.
Being armed with the right knowledge is like travelling on the highway. You have the opportunity to put your foot down and proceed directly to your destination in the shortest time.
Not possessing that knowledge forces you to take the small and winding back roads. Progress is slower, and you might make a wrong turn or two along the way. However, as long as you focus on your goal and keep moving, you will still reach your objective. And wiser too.
The only formula for success online or anywhere else is determination, hard work and persistence. No matter how many obstacles, setbacks, or downright failures you may face along the way.
Realize that only a minority succeed, and that therefore the majority must be doing something wrong. Don't follow them. To succeed is to be different. Do the things failures don't like to do, and success will come to you.
© Azam Corry "Do it Better. Do it Faster. Do it Right!"
Online since 1998, Azam Corry Helps Newbies Develop a Winning
Web Marketing Strategy with Great Free Guides, Tools and Resources.
==> Special from Azam:
Subscribe now to my Biz Bits Marketing eZine & get the Net's most
Comprehensive ecourse PLUS real-value ebooks completely FREE!
Is Google in Trouble & Facing Bankruptcy? [NEW YORK - Wednesday] - by Devon Melk. Rumors are now running amokthat the 2nd most powerful website on the entire Worldwide-Web mayfile BANKRUPTCY, with the deadline set for this December; being thedate of both discharge and dissolution in a Federal Court of Law. This would come as a SHOCK to investors and "Googlers" alike whoboth profit and benefit from the use of the World's largest andmost powerful search engine which receives far in excess of100 MILLION unique daily visitors and well over 300 millionindividual searches daily - making it perhaps the single mostvaluable public data resource as an "information bank" online theworld over. But is the rumor true or false? The origin of the rumor occurred when some savvy Internet marketersbegan making statements that they had heard "insiders' talk" thatthe company (now publicly traded since April 30, 2004, just over 3years ago) may face financial disaster with the release of a "newsystem" that would allow advertisers to get their otherwisepay-per-click (PPC) advertising completely free. This, of course, would naturally lead directly (like a domino-effect) to the collapse of Google's sibling program AdSense; as itsonly revenue comes from the direct sales of AdWords "clicks." The "new system" in question and responsible for the controversyover getting AdWords pay-per-clicks free is that developed byDr Jon Cohen of New York City, New York (now retired) who discovereda simple, yet effective means, for getting Google PPC ads withouthaving to suffer the costs involved. The retired New York doctor and native has a publicly disclosed networth now in excess of $7O million [US], having generated well over$377 million in product sales from sixteen (16) separate onlinebusinesses within just nine (9) years since first venturing onlinein 1998 (about the same time as Google was founded). It is estimated by company insiders and leading financial analyststhat the "good doctor" (as he's called by "all who know him") haspurportedly saved well over $93 million (some estimates suggestcloser to $136 million) in otherwise paid advertising at Google andthe other major players in the PPC targeted-search arena online -including Yahoo, MSN, AskJeeves, AllTheWeb.com, HotBot, AltaVista,Lycos and Netscape, just to name a few. The "secret" became available to the general masses last April, andits very release caused such a major sweeping stir among thecommunity of Internet-marketers, affiliate-marketers, webmasters,ecommerce company owners and surfers alike that the site quicklyrose to break the top most visited 1,000 websites on the entireplanet briefly; and as can be seen here: http://tinyurl.com/39lnjn (Alexa data on this!) When asked if the "secret" would somehow ruin Google, Dr Cohenrevealed almost cryptically that it actually would bring about justthe opposite effect, and "stimulate" even more business volume forthe virtual giant. Many people were dismayed to find that Google itself is deliberatelyallowing the purchase of 100,000's of PPC ads offering the secretsystem to the general public -- which indicates to most observersthat either they [Google] haven't caught it, or they simply feelthat it somehow is not a threat to their continued operation. For anyone's inspection factual and hard evidence supporting thiscan be seen by simply looking to the right-hand column when doing asearch for "get google ads free" (specifically in quotation marks)at Google.com under the "Sponsored Links" section. Or take this direct and instant SHORTCUT: http://tinyurl.com/2ctu6j You can also see nearly 100,000 specific results in the "organic"fields index located in the center and which occupies the bulk ofthe results pages. One would think that if Google felt threatened by such a release asthis earth-shaking "secret" is, they would hardly allow for eitherpaid-ads or organic content to make the top searches regarding it. However, evidence supports to the contrary - and this being thecase now for a full six (6) months. Mysteriously, within just two (2) hours of its initial release lastApril, Google itself actually did in fact 'pause' the parent firm'sattempts at advertising the new system using PPCs on their searchengine - only, however, to release the hold after a Review Teamconsisting of some of Google's top executives completed performingan in-depth investigation and made the determination to ALLOW theads to run. The secret system was recently revised however to include "majornew content" and "more exhaustive instructions," and is nowavailable at its Home Site: http://Aff_ID.freegoogle.hop.clickbank.net The most important addition is that of a so-called "string of code"(tech-talk for some HTML) that can be added to any webpage(s) thatinstantly causes the elimination of the page owner's AdWords costsright away. Even a "live" woman spokes-representative ("Rachel") has been addedto the site, and who appears to literally walk out onto the webpageand talk to visitors and explain a bit more how the mysterious newbreakthrough system works. Since the addition of this new "live" spokes-woman has now appearedat the site, company Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr ToddCoutrin states that "sales for the system have skyrocketed above2,430% suddenly and with no limit in sight." Coutrin continues: "With the newest revision now in place, plus allthe additions added, affiliates for the new system can expect toearn even more than ever before!" (Note: Affiliates make up thebulk of the firm's sales generation.) The refund rate for the new revised version of the secret (namedV5.1) has dropped to less than half of what it was before the newerversion's release; meaning it's now even more readily-received andput to use than ever before (perhaps in large part to the newersimplicity of application) - now making it the safest and one ofthe best resellers for the networks of affiliate marketers who earntheir revenues from the reselling of other electronic publishers'stock and digital product lines. When asked, Google company representatives stated matter-of-factlythat the rumors of bankruptcy for the ecommerce giant are simplynot true, and that the rumor millings are in fact simply the resultof "panics" brought on by the usual hysteria associated withanything large, new or revolutionary - or in this case, all three. Attempts to contact both Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the formerStanford University students who founded Google in 1998, to requestcomment were unsuccessful. Again, Google itself seems to be the biggest supporter of the "newsystem" as it's allowing more and more advertisers to promote thenew system on its search engine before over 100 million dailysearches and surfers.
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