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PM the details please. Thanks.

Hi, please pm me with your list & pricing as well. Also if you have anything well-suited to the legal sector. Thanks

It actually would be nice to see a section like this, especially for those of us who are new to email marketing and want to develop a good strategy. For instance, learning how people set up their autoresponder series would be nice.

The furthest you can go is to add the product to their amazon cart. Plugins like prosociate use woocommerce to accomplish this, but the visitor always ends upon amazon. No way around it.

Woocommerce has built-in functionality for this that uses some kind of apache plugin to force the download without exposing the URL.

Focus on long-form content. Try to bang out 1500+ word posts daily or every other day on low-to-med competition KW's. Build a couple of natural links here and there. Rinse and repeat.

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This isn't strictly true. I think a lot of the Demand Media sites got nuked by a few G updates. They only have a handful of remaining ones - Livestrong and eHow, I think.

Black Hat - High-risk, high-reward. White Hat - Low-risk, low-to-high reward depending on how much time and money you throw at it. Never use black hat strategies for a client's website unless you have their informed consent.

Yeah, there's really no magic number. I can give you some stats from my own site, however. I have two primary reviews that bring in about $50 per month on average. This is mostly due to luck in stumbling upon them, and building a handful of high quality backlinks to the site. Remember, as long...

I'm certain there are a number of legal remedies for it. Maybe even a small claims case?

I think it's best, from my own experience, to have an internal mindset and a public "mask" when you're dealing with clients. Internally, I'm telling myself that there are plenty of fish in the pond, so to speak, and if this one doesn't work out then I can just go fishing again. Whereas I'm...

Hi all, Like the title says, I'm interested in learning about some of the best ways that product creators have found for launching digital/info products. Most of the techniques I've seen so far boil down to the following: Partner with a product launch manager / affiliate broker for $X,XXX -...

To be honest, you just have to treat it like a job. Ya know? Doing it solely for money is fine as long as you can create decent content. I write about stuff every day that I don't care very much about, but it still brings in enough money for me to pay my bills.

Honestly, you're not going to have much luck on iWriter at the standard price point. The articles will mostly be crud. If you try the premium level, you have a higher chance of getting decent content, but you really won't find anything halfway decent anywhere at the < 1 cent price point. PLR...