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Stomping the Search Engines 2

A little bit of history on Stompernet. I have the first set of Stompernet audios where Andy Jenkins and Brad Fallon taught me a lot about making money online through building traffic through search engines. The product set the record for the highest sales of an online infromation product the day it came out back in 2006.

And now it is time for version 2 of Stomping the Search Engines. Let me tell you first that clients of Stompernet pay $800 a month for the information contained in these new videos. Yes they are videos.

Some Clickbank vendors let you try their software before you buy it and that’s a good thing. Nothing sucks worse than paying for something first and then not getting what you want. Clickbank will refund your money on any purchase but who wants to go through that hassle. It’s much better to download the software, check it out and then decide to buy. Forget the sales copy. The software can speak for itself.

A new version of Traffic Travis was released today and you can download a free version of Traffic Travis.
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I signed up for the beta test of AffSpy a while back and I have to admit that I haven’t used it as much as I should. For the most part though, I have stuck with Clickbank affiliate products, with a few Commission Junction products and inhouse affiliate programs thrown in.

But I am signed up for a lot of affiliate programs and not using AffSpy as often as I should may not have been a good choice for one reason.

I always bring more away from a magazine or book than I do a website or ebook. There is just something about reading things on my computer that makes me blaze through them so that I can move to the next thing to read. Here are some print magazines that will help you make more money with your website.

FeedFront

This is the official magazine of Affiliate Summit. I got my first issue about a week ago. There are articles for affiliates and affiliate manager’s. About half the magazine is bios of speakers at Affiliate Summit, which was pretty interesting. It’s good to know the people in this industry.

Free things are cool. I like free things. The only thing about free things is that you can never tell the quality of something free until you actually sit down and try to use it and that takes a little bit of invested time. I have a few gigs of free stuff on my computer, both software and ebooks.

The software never stays long because I don’t like mystery programs hanging out taking up space. I have set a rule. All of the software I use must fit on my desktop and taskbar. I see those all the time. I hardly use the start menu and anything there will most likely be lost forever. I will forget I have it and download the same software again.