Not long ago I posted an article about the company that offered 100 free shares for joining. This company doesn’t offer free shares anymore.

But I just found out that there is another one that uses similar marketing model. The new social networking company offers 2000 shares for just joining them in pre-launch.

I would recommend you to go right now and Grab your 2000 Free Shares. Then continue reading this post.

These guys are trying to create a cocktail of social networking and 3D services under one roof.  Idea is to conjure a virtual world where you can you can meet friends, chat, shop, play, watch videos, create an art gallery, open a virtual newspaper, play the free inworld lottery and make money from your own online store.

It sounds to me like too many things in one bottle, but hey, since you’re not paying for these shares, you have nothing to lose.

And if this hybrid between a 2D social network and a 3D world succeeds, you will have real cash to cheer you up.

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Though myspace can still drive a sizable size of traffic to your blogs, and youtube marketing is still hot, they are not the favorite kids on the block anymore, so to speak.

Facebook and twitter are social marketing and networking wonders that everybody is talking about. Facebook definitely won it’s share of social market by introducing an easy way for people to share their photos with family and friends and the rest of the world. Sure, sure, it’s much more to facebook than just sharing photos. But INMHO, this particular service was the beginning of the viral avalanche for facebook.

And for twitter - I don’t really know what served as an acceleration momentum that launched this micro-blogging platform in the stratosphere.

May be the fact that 140 characters is much quicker to type than your usual blog post. But yet again, on your own blog you’re not really restricted by the post site. You can make your posts as short as 100 characters if you want.

So that’s probably not it. The multi-platform user interface? Ability to share your thoughts while you’re on your mobile phone? Web interface as well as desktop apps for easy publishing?
Well, all those factors could have some impact, but they don’t sound decisive enough to turn a small networking site to a over-night giant.

Besides, you can publish your blogs through emails, web interface and desktop apps too…

Open api, ability to develop custom twitter apps and aggregate twitter feeds through social aggregators- may be some of those factors were crucial?

But yet again you can aggregate hundreds of social networks through social aggregators, not only facebook and twitter. So that’s probably not it either.

So what is it? I would love to hear your opinion. Please leave your thoughts and commnents.

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A few years ago the PPC game was a walk in the park. Not anymore. Today I’ll show you how to successfully play the PPC game and be profitable in your PPC campaigns from the beginning. Even though PPC rules are much more strict now. If you want to jump to it right now, just click this link: PPC Blueprint for Successful PPC Campaigns Revealed.

But first, let me give you a brief overview of major challenges that currently stand as the main roadblock for many PPC marketers, and some possible solutions to those challenges. Then you will be better prepared to integrate in your business the ideas found in PPC Bully Blueprint.

3-4 years ago CPC (cost per click) was relatively low, there was not too much competition among PPC players, and many affiliates could promote the same display url for the landing page.

Then Google tighten up the not. First, they introduced the “only one display url per keyword” rule.  In other words, if many affiliates tried to promote the same product for the same keyword and they all use the product’s domain as a display url, only one affiliate’s ad would show up at any given time.

Of course, Google had its own reasons to do that. And I actually think it was a good call this time. Google tries to show relevant results to the searches. So each site or ad displayed on the SERP ideally should bring additional info to the visitor. And when several different ads with the same display url has been shown simultaneously several times for the same keyword, it was not very beneficial information-wise for the searcher.

But the implications of this good call were not so good for PPC marketers.  They either had to learn how to create their own landing pages and have unique display urls for their ads or they have to jump into bidding wars. Creating landing pages meant that PPC players had to learn web design, which was an absolutely foreign skill for many advertisers.

Going into bidding wars quickly became cost prohibitive for all but the major companies. So it was a beginning of the new not-so-profitable world in PPC years for small and even middle-size businesses.

Of course, successful businesses learn to survive and one of the most important skills in survival is to be able to quickly adopt new conditions. So businesses either hired their own designers or outsourced the landing page design projects to web design companies.

However more restrictions were on the way. Google introduced a quality score. It was not enough anymore to just slap a new landing page with a sign up form and throw it on your own domain. Now you had to make sure you had useful content, a bunch of links dealing with legal stuff (ie: privacy policy, TOS, etc), you had to bid on keywords relevant to your landing page, etc. Otherwise you would be hit with such CPC that would make it impossible to effectively run any CPC campaign.

All those rules made life even more complicated for PPC advertisers. No wonder that many people and businesses lose their shirt trying to cope with the harsh reality of modern PPC advertisements. Many quit PPC marketing completely after losing tens of thousands dollars or more.

Rather gloomy picture, don’t you think? Well, here’s the good news. How would you feel if I would pull out a veil of secrecy and show you a road to  a mystery PPC success? That’s exactly what I’m going to do for you today.

There is an easy solution to help you win a PPC battle . One smart guy developed a system fine-tuned to win a PPC game. He also lost thousands dollars through trial and error until he finally solved the mystery of PPC marketing. And now he’s profitable in his PPC campaigns 95% of the time.  But the best part, he’s now ready to share it with you for free. So go  and download your PPC Advertising Blueprint now until he changed his mind…

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Let’s face it – today SEO is all about incoming links. Some SEO experts say that website optimization only carries about 10% weight in successful SEO campaigns. I would say it’s even less than that.

Of course, when talking about incoming links, we should pay attention to such factors as velocity, relevance of anchor text to the site’s content, authority of the linking site, domain age, pr, alexa ranking, etc.

But for the purpose of this post all those factors are not important. What’s important , all those links were generated from the sites that have some content on them.

Sure, sure, your site’s search engine ranking will be increased if you will have the almost empty page from the high pr site linking to you. You’ll benefit even if all the content this page has is just an anchored link to your site.

Going one step further, you can create thousands of new pages on high pr sites, then cross-link them.

In fact, this is an outline of one of the black-hat SEO techniques – creating thousands of accounts on different social networks, creating empty pages without any content, or with regurgitated articles, throwing anchored links and then cross-linking those pages boosting the SERPs for the entire network.

But generally speaking, especially if you prefer to stay on white side of SEO, the more content the linking site has the better.

So if you have enough unique content, you can easily create pages on all those high-ranking social networks, and link them to your site. There is nothing wrong with this approach. It’s beneficial for the readers to see the reference to additional resources on the topic they are interested in.

And since your site happened to have more additional info on that particular topic, search engines will reward you for relevancy. This is an absolutely white-hat method.

There is a little problem though. You will have to have tons of new content, thousands of articles to make it work. And it’s not easy to find many articles on short notice.

Sure, you can go to article directories. But you’ll have to publish a resource box giving the credit to the author of the article. Thus you’ll be bleeding your pr… Plus those articles could hardly qualify as a unique content….
Of course, it’s better to publish those articles than have no content at all. Yet this is hardly an ideal situation.

I found the easy solution for this problem. You wouldn’t believe your eyes. But you can actually get over 100, 000 articles for only $1 (111,107  to be exact). This is a ready-to-use content covering topics in hundreds of different niche markets. Health articles, voip articles, business articles, educational articles, fitness articles, fishing articles, cooking articles… you name the niche and you’ll probably find the correspondent article in this package… And they are almost free…

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Problem solved. No more headaches in getting fresh content necessary for building quality incoming links.  Click on the link above and get more content for your SEO games than you can handle.

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Ok, everybody in the internet marketing world heard about product launches.

It’s all started with John Reese, then came Jeff Walker with his Product launch formula. Then we have a whole bunch of successful launches. All those launches created millions and millions of dollars in profits for their initiators.

But here is the thing. You can be very successful during the launch, and then drop the ball, so to speak. If you don’t know how to turn a customer who just bought your product from one-time buyer into a recurring income producer, you’re leaving a lot of money on the table.

So the creators of two most recent very successful launches in the internet marketing industry came up with an idea to show you how to make simple tweaks to your business (either new or existing) to squeeze out way more profit from …  They are ready to share with you how to double or in some cases even triple your profits overnight.

Launch Tree will teach you EXACTLY how Anik Singal built a $10M+ Business with PPC Classroom by giving away free DVDs for 6 days…

And how Mike Filsaime Built a $10M+ Business giving away Free software…

Based on conservative estimations, you’re probably  leaving around  456% of your money on the table right now…
Go watch the video where Anik Singal squeeze the launch secrets out of Frank Kern.  And then grab a free chapter of Tree Launch.

You will also have free access to 3 amazing interviews with Brian Johnson, Frank Kern and Russell Brunson!
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