It has been officially launched, and to say the least it has caused a huge commotion in the internet marketing field. Google Nemesis is going to change the way people set up their pay-per-click advertising.

Google Nemesis has already shown complete novices in internet marketing the path to making over $200 a day in a matter of weeks (not months!). My personal opinion is that Google Nemesis is opening up too many doors for the average affiliate marketer. The secrets have been revealed and as we speak there are more and more people who are making there very first profitable PPC advertising campaign simply by using Google Nemesis.

Chris McNeeny, author of this wonderful product, has already changed the way people think about PPC advertising with previous products such as Google Assassin and The Day Job Killer. The difference with Google Nemesis is that he has finally decided to let go of some of the secrets that only the very select few affiliate marketers knew about.

You really need to have a look at Google Nemesis now before he starts selling it at a much higher price.

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You will discover how a 25 year-old guy from England, who used to work a miserable day job for minimum wage… went from the ‘poorhouse’ to making over $1,000,000 a year with Google and ClickBank.

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Has Chris finally gone crazy?

More to the point: who is Chris anyway?

Well, Chris is famous for being one of the most successful Clickbank affiliates of all time, and his string of accomplishments in the online money-making world reads like a Hollywood Blockbuster movie…

However, he’s most famous for releasing the fastest selling ebook in the entire history of Clickbank, the “Day Job Killer” which sold over 6,000 copies just on the day of launch alone.

So when Chris speaks, the affiliate marketing industry pays attention, full attention.

And now, he’s letting you into his secret money vault to take a peek at this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enrich yourself:

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It even “predicts” conversion rates – giving you everything you need to profit.

This is the closest thing you’ll ever get to “connect the dots” online profiteering…

This closely guarded tactic has made some savvy underground affiliates thousands already…

Chris himself has made as much as $64,000 in just 6 weeks of using this system with one little Google ad.

I have just been checking this out, and I believe this can work for anyone – and in a moment, you will see why.

All you have to do is go to the following page now and order:

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To Your Continued Success

P.S To claim your amazing bonus valued at over $3,000 then make sure you use the link above to make your purchase of this amazing product.

Okay, I’ll speak to you soon, remember the link again is:

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Enjoy it… and watch the drama unfold!

More details will become available over the coming week.

Partnering for success,

Chris Wainwright
CEO - marketing-scamfree.com

As I always tell people who ask me what is the first step to online success, the answer is to understand what your webiste is really trying to sell and then complete a list on all the keywords that are associated with that product or service. From those keywords you will eventually find your domain name.

For my website I simply decided that I would try and capture the online marketers who didn’t want to be scammed. Therefore I found a domain name with marketing and scamfree included in it. With marketingscamfree.com taken I made a decision to add one hyphen in between marketing and scamfree. ideally I would have liked to have www.marketingscamfree.com, but this was the next best domain name available.

The next step was to start on my linking campaigns and also create a landing page for my site (and extremely important part of the exercise) with a keyword ratio of between 3-5%. Although this has become less important over the past 12-18 months with Google, it still carries some weight with being ranked with Google.

Once my linking campaign had been up and running I noticed that I was ranked no.1 and no.2 on Google for the search : marketing scam free. This was for both my Blog and my index page. Interesting to see that my index page was ranked ahead of my blog (see below), as many times a blog will rank higher (e.g updated content etc..).

As I had been told so many times by so many experts, the power of the domain name will eventually lead you to success online. Never underestimate your keyword research, and never ever rush into bying a domain that you think looks good but simply doesn’t have any releveance to your website whatsoever.

Can you really sell other people’s products and expect to build a profitable business online? What does it really take to be a "Super" Affiliate?

As with most debates about affiliate marketing, there are always two sides of the story. There’s one side that says that it is impossible to make a profit from being an affiliate marketer, and then there’s the other side suggesting that the only reason that affiliate marketers fail is that too many people are after a quick way of making money online.

As an affiliate marketer you have to know what constitutes success. For some it is making $100 a day (profit), while others expect to make over $1,000 a day in profits. The biggest problem is that when you start out as an affiliate marketer you expect to make $100+ each day from day one. When sales don’t magically appear in the first few weeks you start to panic and many just simply give up. It is the affiliate marketer that thinks outside the box that really succeeds.

With so many affiliates selling so many different products, it becomes difficult to stand out from the crowd. What selling techniques will actually work in 2008? How do I know that my pay-per-click advertising campaign wil actually work? The answer is simple (and again this is where success is driven from), test, test and test again. Too many people don’t believe in split testing because it takes too much time to maintain, when in fact testing will not only save you time but also $1,000’s in business costs.

A common theme with PPC advertising is that it is a waste of time and money. People are paying too much money per click and they are being wiped from the table. But if you’re smart you wil know that if your advertisement is leading a prospective client to a landing page that is relevant to the ad, then the price of the click will decrease. I know some of my friends don’t pay anything over 0.10c a click and they are making a fortune.

Therefore if you can keep costs to a mimimum in your advertising campaigns, then why can’t you use a PPC advertising campaign to link in with sellling products as an affiliate? The answer is - there is absolutely no reason why you can’t make money from selling other people’s products. Some affiliate marketers are scared of spending money on advertising when in fact it can be the difference between survival and losing out all together. What if I told you that $1,000 could generate $3,000 in profits? What if I told you that $100 could generate $1,000 in online profits? This is what is happening each and every day for som many affiliate marketers all around the world. It is the rate of return, not just the advertising dollar in isolation.

As an example why does Rosalind Gardner (she makes over $500k a year selling other people’s products) still advertising her Super Affiliate book on Google? Because she is making MONEY by doing it. I would imagine that she is now paying very little for her clicks, as her landing page (sales page for her book) is completely relevant to her advertisment. Ask Rosalind if she thinks Affiliate marketing is dying. I think her answer would be a simple NO!

There is no doubt that it is becoming more difficult to obtain financial freedom online, but for many it is more than just a dream. A successful affiliate marketer will simply find a way to be efficient, and most importantly understand the benefits of both a quality website(s) and a well researched advertising campaign. It is my belief that if you are prepared to research properly (and test, test and test again) you will succeed. It’s the people who are after quick money that will be the ones that don’t succeed!

Here is the deal…

Back in February of 2007, Mike Filsaime held a secret Private Workshop at an
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Over 100 people paid $5000 for the Workshop.

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The success stories that followed have changed the face of Internet Marketing.

(Filsaime, along with his 37 Staff Members, will do $10,000,000 this year in sales and is credited with showing other marketers how to grow a 7 figure Business.)

BIG DEAL!

Big Deal?


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The Secret Affiliate Code Reveals…
The Secret Affiliate Code is set to blow the lid off of affiliate
marketing as you know it; on June 17th 1:00 PM Est.

I know, I know who is Craig Beckta? You have never heard of him right? It turns out Craig is just an average guy who managed to secretly join the ranks of the super affiliates and earn the respect of the gurus at the same time. All with free traffic methods and without a mailing list…

It sounds impossible I know, but some how he managed to make $6K in one week using only free traffic methods. I don’t know about you…but are you sick of losing money on PPC traffic.
If you are fed up with losing half of your profits to Google then this
is something you don’t want to miss out on. Here is your chance to finally grab some prime Google real estate and outsell the gurus.

In the Secret Affiliate Code, Craig exposes the inner workings of a $6,484 landing page. As you probably already know, having the right landing page can make or break your affiliate campaigns. It could make all the difference in the world. Do it right and rake in the cash. Screw it up and you make zip, zero, zilch…

The Secret Affiliate Code also gives you a detailed step-by-step
marketing plan that allows you to throw your current marketing plans out the window. Craig discloses the four closed door methods to down and dirty affiliate sales.

Finally, the Secret Affiliate Code is an affiliate marketing system
that allows you to make money right out of the box. Acting as a covert affiliate you will be able to convert red hot, ready to buy traffic,into paying customers.

Craig also shows you the very best methods to turn your Blogs and Squidoo lenses into cash sucking machines that spit out “hundred dollar bills,” like a broken slot machine.
Not only that, but on top of being one of the best marketing systems out there Craig Beckta was also able to pry a few secrets out of some of the top internet marketing gurus.

The Secret Affiliate Code includes over 2 hours of bonus audio interviews with Willie Crawford, Eric Rockefeller, Alex Goad and Charles Kirkland. If that was not already enough there is also over an hour of step-by-step “video footage” of
Craig showing exactly how he does, what he does.

Now I know you are probably thinking this is going to cost a bundle and there is probably some crazy upsell right?
No way, Craig hates upsells as much as you and I. Which means you get the whole package for one price. How much is it?

I mean, a package like this is easily worth $200 or $300 right?
Not even close…
I wish I could tell you the price but I am sworn to secrecy until
launch day. I promised Craig I wouldn’t reveal the price of the Secret Affiliate Code to anyone. I can tell you this much though…The price is surprisingly affordable.

Oh, I almost forgot one thing. There is a “Secret Code” hidden on the sales page that knocks $20 bucks off the already ridiculously low price.

So how do you crack the code? I promised I wouldn’t tell anyone that either, sorry… : )

When I first started out in Affiliate marketing I was always searching for the ultimate Online Marketing "Guru", who would show me the way to making millions online. The problem was that everybody claimed to be a "Guru", and before I knew it I couldn’t tell the difference between a marketing specialist (i.e "Guru") and a good sales person.

Therefore these days I prefer to place marketers into the following categories :

1. Online Marketing specialists (General)
2. Specific Search Engine Marketing specialists
3. Search Engine Optimisation specialists
4. List Building Marketing specialists
5. Experienced Online Marketers (over 5 years experience)
6. Young Marketing Specialists (under the age of 25)
7. Affiliate Marketers (know how to sell online products)
8. "Fake" Marketers (tell you they have made $1m when in fact they have made just over $1,000 in the last month).

In my mind there is no such thing as a "Guru", but there are online marketers with more experience than others and who have proven records of success. These people would include Derek Gehl, The Wealthy Affiliate Boys (Kyle & Carson) and Rosalind Gardner. These online marketers have proven success behind them, and continue to show other online affiliate marketers that making money online is a reality.

There are too many so called marketing "gurus" these days who are simply selling you manuals that you can download from Google, or E-Books that have been re-written from 3 years ago. The real marketing "gurus" are teaching you how to build a successful online business. They are the ones telling you that there are no shortcuts to success (e.g Google Adwords - test, test and test again). When I hear these words I am confident that I’m learning from a real marketing specialist, because I know that not every bright idea I have is going to work straight away.

There are always going to be efficient ways of making money online. The simple fact is that too many people expect to make money through developing one squeeze page for one affiliate product. When no one visits the site they become disillusioned, and more likely than not they will simple give up.

When figures suggest that only 5% of all online marketers will actually make a living being online, then I say that the other 95% of marketers don’t have the time to succeed. learn from the best and the profits will be the reward of all the hard times. Simply learn to understand what your customers want, and you will see that success can be a reality.

The first thing to remember is that the search engines rank "pages", not "sites". What this means is that you will not achieve a high ranking for your site by attempting to optimise your main page for twenty different keyword phrases. However, different pages of your site will appear up the list for different key phrases if you optimise each page for just one of them. If you can’t use your keyword in the domain name, no problem – use it in the URL of some page within your site, e.g. in the file name of the page. This page will rise in relevance for the given keyword. All search engines show you URLs of specific PAGES when you search – not just the root domain names like www.marketing-scamfree.com but the paths like www.marketing-scamfree.com/products.html

Second, understand that the search engines do not see the graphics and JavaScript dynamics your page uses to captivate visitors. You can use a graphic image of written text that says you sell 20 red roses at $47. But it does not tell the search engine that your website is related to the sale of red roses– unless you use an ALT attribute where you write about it.

Therefore you could easily have a wonderful graphic with a picture of roses followed by the text “20 beautiful red roses at only $47”, but the search engine will only see the following:

<img src="http://marketing-scamfree.com/images/sale_red_roses.png" width="250" height="100" class="image" />

As you see there’s nothing in the code which could tell the search robots that the content relates to "Red Roses", "Sale", or "Beautiful". The situation will change if we rewrite the code like this:

<img src="http://marketing- scamfree.com/images/sale_red_roses.png" width="250" height="100" alt=”Sale of Beautiful Red Roses” class="image" />

As you can see we’ve added the ALT attribute with the value that corresponds to what the image tells your visitors. Initially, the "alt" attribute was meant to provide alternative text for an image that for some reason could not be shown by the visitor’s browser. Nowadays it has acquired one more function – to bring the same message to the search engines that the image itself brings to human Web surfers.

The same concerns the usage of JavaScript. Look at these two examples:

1. Visit our page about discounted floral arrangements!
2. <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!–document.write("Visit our page about " + goods[Math.round(0.5 +(3.99999 * Math.random()))-1]); –> </script>

The first example is what visitors see, the second is the source code script that produces the output. Assume the search engine spider is intelligent enough to read the script (however, actually not all the spiders do); is there anything in the code that can tell it about the discounted floral arrangements? Absolutely none!

As a rule, search engine spiders have a limit on loading page content. For instance, the Googlebot will not read more than 100 KB of your page, even though it is instructed to look whether there are keywords at the end of your page. So if you use keywords somewhere beyond this limit, this is invisible to spiders. Therefore, you may want to acquire the good habit of not overloading the HEAD section of your page with scripts and styles. Better link them from outside files, because otherwise they just push away your important textual content.

There are many more examples of relevancy indicators a spider considers when visiting your page, such as the proximity of important words to the beginning of the page. Here, as well, the spider does not necessarily see the same things a human visitor would see. For instance, a left-hand menu pane on your Web page. People visiting your site will generally not first pay attention to this, focusing instead on the main section. The spider, however, will read your menu before passing to the main content – simply because it is closer to the beginning of the code.

Remember: during the first visit, the spider does not yet know which words your page relates to! Keep in mind this simple truth. By reading your HTML code, the spider (which is just a computer program) must be able guess the exact words that make up the theme of your site.

Then, the spider will compress your page and create the index associated with it. To keep things simple, you can think of this index as an enumeration of all words found on your page, with several important parameters associated with each word: their proximity, frequency, etc.

Certainly, no one really knows what the real indices look like, but the principals are as they have been outlined here. The words that are high in the list according to the main criteria will be considered your keywords by the spider. In reality, the parameters are quite numerous and include off-the-page factors as well, because the spider is able to detect the words every other page out there uses when linking to your page, and thus calculate your relevance to those terms also.

When a Web surfer queries the search engine, it pulls out all pages in its database that contain the user’s query. And here the ranking begins: each page has a number of "on-the-page" indicators associated with it, as well as certain page-independent indicators (like PageRank). A combination of these indicators determines how well the page ranks.

It’s important to keep this in mind: after you have made your page attractive for visitors, ask yourself whether you have also made it readable for the search engine spiders. In the lessons that follow, we will provide for you detailed insight into the optimisation procedure; however, try to keep in mind the basics you’ve learned here, no matter how advanced you become.

Video is changing the way we use the internet for such things as education, blogging, product promotion and so many other forms of content. Services like YouTube , Metacafe, Google Video, AOL Video and a host of others have created an enormous online viewing audience by making it easy for anyone to upload, search and share videos.

Online video viewings increased by more than 66 percent in just one year, coming to an average of more than 10 billion views per month in 2008, according to comScore estimates. Major entertainment companies, marketing experts and advertisers are all scratching their heads trying to figure out the best way to turn a profit on such a huge viewing audience, and many industry leaders are investing heavily in producing content exclusively for the Web. However, the real beauty of the current status is that anyone can create and post a video on the Internet and have a potential viewing audience of millions.

So why is that so important? Like written content, video content has become a powerful form of viral marketing material as well as link bait for search engine optimization.

Visibility Online

Viral marketing has always been a difficult marketing effort to quantify, but through the Internet, visitors and viewers are more traceable by Web analytics than the Nielsen Ratings could ever be. MarketingExperiments Journal investigated whether viral video content could actually produce click results. It pulled in more than 80,000 views in only one month by producing and posting 28 amateur-style videos for the Web. After two months, that number grew to 300,000 with no further work or investment.
A viewing audience of 300,000 is fantastic for brand recognition alone, but MarketingExperiments took it one step further by tracking where visitors clicked next. Out of 300,000 views, more than 4,000 people continued to explore the Web site hosting the video and, unlike a story or advertisement on television, these videos continued to draw views and attract visitors without the threat of going off the air or having a limited runtime.

This is not the only means that video can assist in online visibility. The creation of blended search by Google and other search engines made it possible for videos to actually find their way into search rankings for specific keywords. For example, a search query for the keyword "running" produces typical Web site results along with images, book results and, yes, a video by No Doubt. In this way, video can do something that written content like blogs and articles could never do, dramatically increasing the value of video content for both online visibility as well as search engine optimization.

SEO experts have been using content as a standard strategy for obtaining inbound links for years. Quality content will always receive links as long as it actually receives an audience. SEOs make it their business to produce valuable content, syndicate it and bookmark it to sites where the material will be seen. Video can easily be used as a similar form of link bait and possibly have an even greater chance of success due to a rapidly growing online viewer base, but just like any off-page online marketing effort, there are certainly some SEO strategies to keep in mind in order to effectively utilize video content in a link-building strategy.

Content of Your Video

The most important element in video creation is the content itself. The quality of content will directly impact the rest of the campaign, just as the quality of written content attracts links. However, with video creation, there are two key facets of quality to consider. The actual narrative content and visual imagery certainly equal one part of the equation. Successful video content features everything from humorous happenings and comedies to educational series and documentaries. Depending on the subject matter of the industry, creative and entertaining material will almost always have greater success.

Video content can also be judged by production quality. The image resolution and audio clarity are extremely important. If viewers are unable to understand the dialog or have trouble making out the images due to bad lighting or pixilation, they are unlikely to watch the video. Though amateurs have produced some of the highest-viewed online videos on YouTube and other posting sites, the audio and image quality is always such that the message is clear.

In Post-Production

Depending on the style of video, some editing is usually required. There are a number of editing software interfaces to choose from, such as Final Cut Pro. The goal is to produce a clear, concise and entertaining video relating to the Web site’s subject matter. Five minutes should be the maximum length for an Internet video. Some of the most successful videos are as short as 30 seconds in length. Web users are known for their impatience, so the video should be edited as short as possible. No length is too short.

Exporting the video and optimising it for search engine crawlers is the next step in the post-production process. Possibly the most valuable piece of information connected to online videos is the file name. File names should include target keyword phrases similar to title tag optimisation. Search engines are able to read these file names and index them accordingly. The appropriate metadata should also be encoded into the video file in order to provide more information to search engine crawlers. The length of the video and key frame data are somewhat standard for most encoding metadata, but some specialized software may be needed to inject the titles and basic key phrase data into the video file.

Publishing of Your Video

Videos should first be published on the Web site they were created for. Each video posted on the Web site should have an individual URL (uniform resource locator) that is fully optimized according the key phrase targeted by the video. For example, the page should include targeted keywords in the title tag with a corresponding h1 tag, along with image alt attributes and any other keyword associated on-page optimization. It is also becoming popular to include a transcript of the video on the same page, thus adding a great deal of written content to that page. Once the page is created, the addition of a video site map will help search engine crawlers to better index and rank the content. Posting the video on the author’s Web site first will also prevent any contest over the origin of the content.

Videos should also be posted on a number of video-hosting and video-sharing Web sites like those mentioned earlier. YouTube, Google Video, Metacafe and AOL Video are the most important sites for submission as they have the most common results in blended search. However, videos from many other submission sites are finding their way into high page ranks as well. Videos should be submitted to each of these by hand with keyword-rich titles and tags, as well as unique and interesting descriptions.

By sharing videos on sites like these with friends and colleagues, more views will begin to accumulate, bringing more validity to the content. The higher the number of views a video receives on these sites, the more likely it is to gain a high page rank.

Social Media

Bookmarking and social networks are now major players in search engine optimization, with major search engines indexing this user-based content. The specific URL of the video should be bookmarked on social media sites like StumbleUpon, Del.icio.us, Digg and others, and will appear as an actual image icon with a new specific URL on the corresponding site.

Though YouTube is the most likely platform for obtaining a large number of views, creating buzz through social media Web sites will bring more direct traffic and provide deep links to the optimised Web site. Achieving traffic through these methods is optimal because it drives traffic directly to the Web site. For this reason, it is also a reasonable practice to install basic bookmarking buttons on the specific video page so that visitors can easily add it to their favorites and bookmarks.
Utilizing video content in Internet marketing and optimization campaigns is a very young strategy that will continue to evolve along with the continued development of search engine technology. These strategies basically follow a previously established and proven link-building model, already widely used to optimize written content.

By following these basic protocols and constantly seeking new avenues for attracting viewers, video can be an extremely successful form of online marketing. The time is now to begin creating videos for the Web. The opportunity is there for you to connect with your audience within a matter of minutes. If you can show your customers that there is more to your website than just product placements then you are on your way to business success!

In late April 2008 he went about documenting how you could set up a online business in just 4 days. In a series of videos he went through every stage that is required in order for you to set up your own online business. In these videos Derek talks about everything from Market Research to receiving traffic to your website. In short these videos are extremely powerful, and can be used by beiginner and intermediate online marketers.

It has always been difficult to know where to begin in running an online business, and this is where Derek really does put things into perspective. These videos are perfect for so many people that are new to online business. If you have always been waiting for that perfect time to enter the online marketplace, this is that time. Have a look at these videos and start profiting from your online presence! Good luck!