@OP: Help in this forum - as I see it - is a privilege you earn by taking action and contributing with your gained knowledge and experience to the community. It's not a right you demand. It may be a pain in the a** at the beginning, but in the long run you'll see it's important you earn your knowledge through trial and error.
Other than that, you have an amazing amount of knowledge for the take in previous posts -granted, there's a lot of crap, too. Tough-. gonzomcribbinz is one of the sharpest, most experienced fellows here, particularly when it comes to CB, and that whole thread he pointed you to is excellent, imo. You'd be doing yourself a favor by reading it in detail and applying what you've learned.
Having said that, I can chip in a bit by saying this:
Sorry, but I don't think your Squidoo promotion will be effective.
First, I would never utilize Squidoo as a mere landing page. There are too many distractions and you added a few more by including an Amazon module. Choose your monetizing method and design the page accordingly. When you promote Amazon or ebay, the point is to get your visitors to click on the g*** d*** link and get them cookied as they arrive to the site. When you are promoting a CB product and you're getting to your customers at the beginning of the buying cycle like you are here (I don't do this), you need more preselling to be effective. This you do by having good, incomplete content (you don't; sorry) and (ideally, but really very important) by getting them to sign up for your newsletter. Then you'll have a thousand opportunities to sell to them while giving them relevant info on the subject.
Also, you have your links at the bottom of the page, while the articles content is, as I said before, not good. It's always a good idea to have at the very least one link above the fold (specially when you're selling Amazon or ebay products) and a few throught the content. In any case, the probability that 500 Twitter followers who won't really be that loyal nor (I assume) will end up being all that targeted get to a pre-selling page with tons of distractions and options, unappealing content and wrongly distributed links; then click on those links and end up buying your product (didn't check the sales letter nor CB data, sorry) on their first time around is very slim. Sure, you can tweet more than once, but I wouldn't expect miracles from that traffic, unless I would have very carefully selected who I added.
One more thing, regarding what gonzomcribbinz said about Squidoo: It's true it's much harder now to rank with a lens, but it's far from impossible. They do require more time and effort to get them there, but in my experience they end up being more stable and require less maintenance than other web 2.0 properties. Is it worthy? Depends on you.
Then again, I could be all wrong. I use Squidoo and pretty much everything else in a whole different way ,so the best thing you can do is try yourself. Then please come back and tell us about it. I guarantee you we won't be such dicks by then.
