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I’ve just received an e-mail notifying me that AuctionAds is now part of TLA and that new AuctionAds publishers will automatically receive $25 in their account on signing up.

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I didn’t pay much attention to it earlier. I should have… it’s Text Link Ads (TLA). The ads are in the form of paid text links embedded within a site.
To date, I’ve gotten a little over $320 in total from Text Link Ads within the last few months of this year. This […]

Two weeks ago, Google announced the Google Apps referrals program. Google Apps provides customized email addresses (powered by Gmail), Google Calendar, Google Talk, Docs & Spreadsheets and Page Creator. It’s free and it’s hosted by Google.

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For those of you who are looking for more ways of monetizing your site, there’s exciting news. Amazon has launched the Context Links Beta program.

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Are you one of those who felt that it was too difficult to generate revenue from AdSense and AdWords referrals?

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There’s a new development in the Amazon Associates program. Now users of the program can earn referral fees on Amazon Unbox Video Downloads.

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It has come to my attention that there is an updated AdSense Program Policy page.
The policies remain the same but they are now in a more readable format.

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Placing images along side Google AdSense ads has always been a controversial issue.
Apparently, AdSense publishers had observed increased ad click-through rates (CTR) when images are cleverly placed beside ads. I have not experimented with this idea although I knew about it for quite some time.

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I just got news that Amazon Associates payment will be monthly instead of quarterly, beginning January 1, 2007.

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If you run Amazon.com affiliate links on multiple sites, some of you are probably using a single Associates ID across your sites. This only allows you to see a combined view of your affiliate activity in the reports.
To track the performance of each site, you’ll need a unique Tracking ID per site. […]

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