I'm new, hence I don't really know squat about the scene: please do not take anything written here as the end all, beat all when it comes to protocol or instruction, because hey-I'm new and I really don't know squat about the scene.

Initially, I identified purely as a submissive-which to me is just BDSM tech talk for "a sensation junkie with a masochistic streak." I'll happily oblige a partner who wants to be topped, however it's primarily because it gives him pleasure.  I'm not complaining, topping (what little I've done) is great fun, it just isn't something I would ordinarily initiate.  Needless to say I'm a bit confused as to how I identify, but I'm sure I'll get it figured out in due time...maybe.  As for my involvement in the scene, I currently belong to a couple of local groups and have had the good fortune of attending TWO WHOLE MUNCHES (er, that's me...jumping right in).  For the record, I really did meet some lovely people, and do plan on becoming more active within the local kink community.

I had also hoped to use this blog as a means to greater creative expression.  I have a fondness for erotica, but have found most of what's offered online is, well, crap.  The rub is my initial attempts at writing erotica (or any fiction) will probably be crap as well.  However, I'm hoping with time and practice my writing will improve.  Suffice it to say I'll do my best not to read like the "Cosmo Girls Guide to Kink".  It should be interesting (or at least funny) since words like "cock" and "pussy" make me blush.

Any how...I hope you've enjoyed the ride thus far!  Thank you for your kind attention.

After several days of trying to learn how to set up a blog, I've finally figured out the basics and got something going. My list of bookmarks was already probably long enough to reach from here to eternity but it looks like I'll be adding more bookmarks related to blogging too so I can fine tune things. Sigh....

(Note to self - purge older, seldom used bookmarks and do some PC housekeeping for goodness sakes!)

I've realized since the first time I stepped into my Japanese class I've learned at least 2 percent of the japanese language, like I can count from 1-20 in japanese and introduce myself in japanese..yay~I'm so proud of myself..Er..I know It's silly..don't mention it.I've learned some new terms like chikan in English it's the word molester. Ahaha!If ever I'm on a public vehicle and someone screams something like" Aah!Don't touch me!..and I will come to the rescue and say " Stop it!You chikan!"*bitch slap* ..Ahaha!Something like that..Oh well, don't mind my silly thought here. .(>>,) The term English in Japanese is eigo I keep repeating the word the whole time because it's easy to pronounce..gah!I'm such a gaijin when it comes to speaking in japanese..yeah!Ofcourse I'm a gaijin, I can't be a nihonjin coz I'm a filipino...well it's the Japanese term for foreigner.

Caranya :

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Selamat Browsing ..!!

Atau bisa juga Menggunakan default dari Windows Explorer, tinggal ketik ajah pada Bar yang tersedia. :D

selamat mencobahahahha

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]]> http://cpelanne.wordpress.com/?p=66 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 18:52:56 +0000 cpelanne http://cpelanne.wordpress.com/?p=66 3 Steps you need to take to set up your affiliate business

For anyone starting out for the first time online, the question is where do I start and what are the key steps I need to take to succeed? Well there is no magic formula, but you will need time, determination and some investment dollars to get started. This is a real business that requires an attitude that you run it like a real business. Once you’ve made the decision to research and launch your product/service to your target market, what are some key steps you must make to move forward?

Set Up a Web Site Properly

Whether you design one yourself, get someone to design one for you or use a template provided by your host or blog provider, you need a place to do business. That place will be your Web site and domain you have registered and paid for.

To register a domain name you will need to go to a service that does just that. Names that come to mind are NameCheap, and GoDaddy but there are many more. Once you have a domain name, you need a place to put it and that’s when you go to a hosting site. Names here are Hostgator, Bluehost, again these are only two, but there are many more. Just make sure that you avoid the free sites. They are not as reliable as those that are fee based.

With your domain registered and hosting set, you will need to put up web pages for your product/service offering. One key tactic is to make sure that you use separate and unique web pages to sell and promote each product or service you are offering. That means registering a separate domain name for each item you are selling with a dedicated sales page outlining the details of benefits and solutions to problems for your customers. The reason for this is that you want your potential customer to focus on one thing only, your offering and the decision to buy.

You should always include product reviews and information that will let your customers get a good understanding of how the purchase will solve their problem. Testimonials of satisfied customers go a long way towards demonstrating to your prospects the benefits they will reap when they decide to buy. All of these items, product descriptions, product review and testimonials can be combined on your sales page, followed by a clear call to action.

On a separate page, you can offer articles that you have written that highlight the benefits and uses that your customers have received as a result of their purchase.

Make sure your copyrighting makes effective use of headlines that attract and entice the readers to want to learn more and continue with the final purchase decision.

Attract Customers: Offer Bonuses and Freebies

Offer bonuses and free reports to your potential customers. Carefully position the offerings where they cannot be missed, usually at the top of the page. You will need to follow up each offer with a well crafted email message from you. You will have received your potential customer’s name and email message from a sign-in form on your Web page. This entire system will be automated on an autoresponder service you have joined as part of your business set up process. Aweber and Getresponse are two that come to mind.

Common wisdom is that you need to contact a lead at least seven times before a buy decision is made. Your messages will be designed to address the need or problem that drove them to your Web page to begin with, so you should make sure the content of the message stays focused on your customer’s need.

Keep the “selling” out of the messages and concentrate on the benefits and satisfying outcome. Make your subject lines reflect how things will get better if they decide to buy. Avoid the use of the word “free,” many spam filters look for that word and push any content with it into the spam trash. Your goal is to make your potential customer anxious to get your product with a sense of urgency.

Quality not Quantity: Qualified Traffic

There is traffic and then there is qualified traffic. You want people who are targeted to really want your product or service because they see you as the solution to their problem. One way to attract targeted traffic is to write articles for publication in ezines or e-reports. You can publish in publications that focus on your target customers and who are more apt to respond to your offerings.

Get on a schedule and write at least 2 articles per week. They should be 300-600 words in length and be easy to read; no jargon or tech talk. If you can attract 100 targeted customers a day as a start, you will begin to build momentum. Over time with the cumulative effect of your articles, you will build to 1000 targeted hits a day. According to accepted practice, if 10% of those leads buy your offering, you will have 10 sales per day. That is a very good result and one that will lead to greater momentum moving forward.

Conclusion

What is outlined here are 3 practical steps that will get your business up and running. What it takes on your part is time, effort and some investment of your hard earned cash. Once you have achieved results for one product line, it simply takes repetition to try it out again with another one. At that point you are off and running.

Try these tips and your chances of success are very good indeed. May your travels be prosperous.

This was all new to me so I followed instructions on the site and presto…I had my first blog set up in a few minutes.  It wasn’t pretty and I had no idea what I was doing.  The interface was new, the tabs were a mystery and the general functions available were a guessing game for me.  That said, I forged ahead, wrote a post and then tried out different tabs and selections to see what would happen.

What I didn’t realize was that there are three varieties of WordPress, and you should know that upfront, so you can decide what works best for you.  I learned of these 3 options later when I used another tutorial and set up another WordPress blog on a host site.

So what are those three options?

Option One

The first one I’ll mention is one that doesn’t concern the individual affiliate marketer but you should be aware of it.  It’s called WordPress MU. MU stands for Multi-User and it allows you to run several hundreds to thousands of blogs on one domain.  It really applies to corporations, groups, organizations or maybe super affiliate marketers that have their own servers and run a network of blogs.  Until you reach that scale you needn’t know more than that about WordPress MU.

Option Two

The next option open to you is WordPress.com.  This is the one I first used.  It is hosted on WordPress servers and offers an easy to use template you can follow to start your first blog.  You can choose your own user name to individualize your blog and it will get assigned to the WordPress domain. For example,  if you choose to go with your name to set up the blog, your domain would look like http://www.yourname.WordPress.com.  This assumes your choice was available.

Another point to remember is that on WordPress.com you are subject to the guidelines of your host.  That means that commercial applications such as Google Adsense and other plug ins used to create revenue streams or optimize for search engine discovery,  are not available.  The blogs are really designed for open and useful communication without the volume of commercial and affiliate selling that takes place on other blog environments. This isn’t to say that you cannot create links to affiliate programs and place some banners, but the WordPress.com blog is not the most optimum environment to run a marketing based business.  The next option is best suited for that purpose.

Option Three

The third option is the one used by most affiliate marketers who set up their business on an independent hosted environment outside of the WordPress hosted site. It’s called WordPress.Org and is software that is downloaded to your own Web server to run on your domain.  It is often accessed through the Control Panel of the Web host you have selected to use in your business or blog.  Some free hosting services may not offer the Control Panel feature so you have to follow what ever process they use for downloading blog software.

In the case of WordPress.org, the software offers greater flexibility that WordPress.com and allows you to download plugins that are not available to WordPress hosted blogs.  For example, you can download Google Adsense ads mentioned earlier or Google Sitemap which allows search engines to find and index you more efficiently so you can place better in search results.  You can place html code to more effectively design web pages for commercial application in affiliate marketing campaigns.  In short, it offers more options and better capabilities for running a business than WordPress.com.  It is the option that you will come to by default when setting up a blog from your host site. You will notice a different set of options such as a plug-in add on feature that is not available with WordPress.com.  In summary, this is the option you will find most suitable for affiliate marketing.  It gives you more ways to create revenue streams for a business.

Conclusion

Depending on your objectives for blogging, these are the three options you can select from when considering WordPress.  There is plenty of documentation to help you with the details of how to use the features and tools offered in each option.  The point here is to make sure you are aware of what is available so you can make an intelligent decision.

With that in mind, good luck in your blogging and may your travels be prosperous.

If your using the computer and you have found this little blog comment, then you probably buy digital stuff either online or at the store regularly. 

There are a couple different packages you can purchase to own a CBMall. One simply gives you the tools and information and allows you to do your own set-up which is really quite simple, and the other gives ton's of help to people who have doubts in their "computer prowess" and it is a really good package.

But lets get back to why.

When you own a CBMall Clickbank, you can purchase any product that Clickbank sells, to yourself, thru your affiliate link and get refunded up to 75% (on some things) discount from the original purchase price. So if you bought a SEO Elite download for say $100, within two weeks you would get a check from Clickbank for your affiliate commission of $75 (just for example). You just got your CBMall for free and paid $25 for a very good software program.

You can do this over and over again with your CBMall just to save money on purchases you would be making anyway if your interested in online income or many of the other quality products sold at Clickbank. "Plus" you'll still have the CBMall search site and special links and other secret tools to use in so many other ways to make money. There is just no-way you can go wrong with owning a CBMall. The benefits are just too many and there are no negatives about it. When I see other people talking about how CBMall's no good, or their site is better I just laugh because once you have a CBMall to play with, It's nothin but good stuff.

Be sure to sign-up for the newsletter and read every word. Its a bit long so take your time and read it a couple times. Every word is true. For the very small cost of a CBMall, you really get your money's worth and a whole lot more. CBMall really is the Net's #1 site for beginners "and" anyone who wants to add some extra income to their website. I LOVE IT! so will you.

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(ini nih beberapa pengetahuan yang harus dikuasai programmer.red:penulis)

1. Urusan coding standar. Percabangan dan perulangan.
Misalnya:
- tampilkan nama anda sebanyak jumlah hurufnya
kalau namanya Endy, tampilkan
endy endy endy endy
kalau namanya Dhiku, tampilkan
dhiku dhiku dhiku dhiku dhiku
- dengan input bulan dan tahun, buat function/method untuk menghitung jumlah harinya

2. Lalu topik-topik populer
- HTML syntax
- Tableless layout with CSS
- SQL Injection 3. Setelah itu masalah yang membutuhkan imajinasi, misalnya perbedaan pass by value dan pass by reference 4. Kalau masih lolos juga, matakuliah CS yang biasanya bikin ngantuk
- Struktur Data
- Algoritma tingkat menengah (tree, sorting, dsb)
- Automata / Finite State Machine 5. Baru kemudian pertanyaan tentang wawasan
- Primary Operating System, dan Secondary OS, yang biasa digunakan
Cuma pernah pakai Windows??? Hmm … terima kasih atas waktunya, nanti akan saya hubungi lagi.
Tidak pernah pakai OS selain FreeBSD?? Hmm … menarik juga … mari kita tanya lebih lanjut, “Kamu sekolah TK di mana?” "

Dalam artikel tersebut saya tidak terlalu ambil pusing dengan perdebatan yang sengit tentang siapa yang paling hebat antara programer java dan programer php. toh saya yakin, java akan menjadi bahasa pemprograman masa depan yang diminati banyak orang ( hal ini didukung dari banyak opini public baik dalam maupun luar negeri .. ;-) ). sari yang saya ambil dari artikel tersebut adalah amunisi apa saja yang diperlukan agar bisa menjadi programer sukses. berikut ringkasannya ( yang juga diposting dalam artikel ini ):

Berikut menu wajib programmer:

• Konsep dasar sistem operasi.
• Konsep dasar jaringan.
• Konsep dasar relational database.
• Karena sekarang jaman internet, maka wajib memahami protokol HTTP, FTP, POP3, SMTP, SSH.
• Karena sekarang jaman globalisasi, maka wajib memahami Unicode.
• Lebih dari satu bahasa pemrograman.
• Cara menggunakan Version Control.

Nah, sekarang dah tahu kan apa ajah yang harus kita kuasai, semoga dengan tahu ini, bukannya membuat kita semakin pesimis, tapi justru semakin menyemangati kita untuk semakin tekun belajar, belajar, dan terus belajar pemprograman.... kalo sekarang pengetahuan kita di dunia pemprograman masih cekak, jangan ciut dulu, karena segala sesuatu yang besar dimulai dari yang kecil, asal ada niat dan tekad yang bulat, gunung pasti didaki, lautan pasti disebrangi, kita pasti bisa....

SELAMAT DATANG DI DUNIA PEMPROGRAMAN, :-)

Da questo punto di vista le guide non aiutano molto. Esse spiegano cosa fare, ma non perché.

Ehi, ma io voglio usare il computer senza sapere come funziona!

Legittimo, ma è come dire di voler usare l'automobile senza sapere che nel serbatoio va la benzina. In fondo se compriamo un videoregistratore o un telefonino leggiamo il manualetto. Perché non dovrebbe essere così per i computer?

Ma io uso Windows senza capire un'H di informatica

Ok, ma come lo usi? Male, probabilmente. Ecco perché becchi i virus e devi reinstallare ogni 6 mesi perché di fronte ad un problema non sai come risolverlo. Consolati, comunque. Pochi sanno come risolvere i problemi perché Windows è pessimamente documentato.

E' un po' di tempo che ci pensavo: spiegare, dall'inizio, da zero, anzi da -1, come funziona un computer, un sistema operativo come GNU/Linux, in modo semplice e comprensibile anche a chi non ha mai capito nulla di informatica.

E allora, bando alle ciance. Il prossimo post lo dedicherò a come è fatto un computer, ovvero, direbbero in un corso universitario, il modello di Von Neumann. Ma non spaventavevi, sarà una spiegazione partendo da -1.

Until a week and a half ago, I decided to drop by the White Party 2008 at Malate, so I decided to drop by Bed, just to kill by curiosity.

I went there alone, not totally alone though. Had my camera with me as my witness.

I am now an official "Bed Hopper."

Absolutely loved the place. The music, the interiors, the cocktails, and the buffet (if you know what I mean *wink*).

Special guest performers were Radha and Bituin Escalante, who I heard are faghags themselves.

These pictures I took oughta give you an idea on what I saw and experienced that night at Bed.
!!!
If you haven't been to Bed, I suggest you ditch those other clubs and drop by.

If you need a little more convincing, then visit my blog regularly. You'll be a Bed convert in no time.

Untuk menjalankan Java bytecode, kita perlu menginstal sebuah JRE (Java Runtime Environment). JRE menyediakan pustaka kode, Java Virtual Machine yang bergantung pada platform, plugin untuk browser, di antara yang lainnya. Sebuah JDK (Java Development Kit) menambahkan tool pemrograman, seperti compiler bytecode dan debugger.

Sejarah Singkat Java
Java merupakan suatu teknologi perangkat lunak yang di dalamnya mencakup bahasa pemrograman. Selain itu Java juga merupakan suatu platform yang memiliki virtual machine dan library yang diperlukan untuk menulis dan menjalankan suatu program.

Java sendiri pada awalnya dikembangkan pada lingkungan komputer oleh Sun Microsystem Inc. dengan tujuan untuk menghasilkan suatu bahasa komputer sederhana tanpa harus terikat pada arsitektur tertentu. Maka tak heran, dalam perkembangannya Java dapat dijalankan pada berbagai platform sistem operasi seperti Linux, Windows maupun Unix.

Karena keunikan dan keandalannya, Java pun semakin banyak dikenal. Pada tahun 1995 Sun meluncurkan sebuah browser berbasis Java dengan julukan Hot Java, kemudian diikuti Netscape yang memutuskan untuk membuat browser dengan dilengkapi bahasa Java di dalamnya. Setelahnya, ikut bergabung pula berbagai pengembang ternama diantaranya IBM dan Microsoft.

Pada tahun berikutnya, Sun Microsystem Inc. merilis Java Software Development Kit (JDK) pertamanya, JDK 1.1. Kemudian terus berkembang dari pemrograman applet yang berjalan di browser menjadi pemrograman kelas dunia yang banyak digunakan untuk pengembangan aneka ragam aplikasi. Tidak hanya pada komputer, Java juga dapat berjalan pada bermacam-macam perangkat, mulai telepon genggam sampai aplikasi berskala enterprise pada komputer server.

Lingkungan Java
Seperti yang telah disebutkan di atas, Java merupakan bahasa pemrograman yang dapat diimplementasikan pada berbagai lingkungan, seperti internet, telepon genggam maupun komputer. Bahasa pemrograman Java sendiri secara garis besar dikelompokan menjadi tiga edisi, yaitu, Java 2 Standar Edition (J2SE), Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) dan Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME).

J2SE digunakan untuk mengembangkan aplikasi-aplikasi desktop dan applet, J2EE dipergunakan untuk mengembangkan aplikasi-aplikasi berbasis client/server berskala enterprise, sedangkan J2ME diaplikasikan pada berbagai perangkat kecil dengan jumlah memori, kapasitas penyimpan dan user interface terbatas, seperti ponsel dan PDA.

J2ME
Seperti paket-paket Java lainnya yang menggunakan Java Virtual Machine (JVM) sebagai interpreter, dalam J2ME digunakan pula virtual machine yang disebut K Virtual Machine (KVM) yang memiliki keunggulan tersendiri, hanya memerlukan memori kecil. Huruf K pada K Virtual Machine sendiri merupakan singkatan dari kilobyte, untuk menggambarkan betapa virtual machine ini bekerja pada memori yang demikian kecilnya.

KVM memungkinkan para pengembang software independen untuk bermain-main pada berbagai platform handset menjadi terbuka tanpa perlu melakukan perubahan berarti dalam hal programnya. Dengan J2ME yang berbasis C++, sebuah aplikasi akan memiliki portabilitas untuk dijalankan pada berbagai jenis telepon genggam.

Disini InsyaAllah akan saya terbitkan tulisan-tulisan mengenai java, entah itu tulisan saya sendiri ataupun kutipan-kutipan dari sumber lain ( dengan disertai alamat sumber tentunya ). Harapan saya, semoga blog ini bermanfaat bagi saya khususnya dan temen-temen yang "sealiran" dengan saya.

Go... go... Java Bro...

What? Our clothes wear out here? So not only was I exculpated from having bought something for free, but I discovered yet another vendor who is beyond scarcity mentality. A good creator should never fear losing money by giving away a decent product. In RL that's known as "value added" and in my own experience does nothng but create customer good will and good word of mouth. Guess this post is proof.

Lot's of very nice stuff here, and if you cross the street you'll find men's fashions and some very lovely skins as well. I'm considering the purchase of Rozen Genesis. Maybe a review on it later, if I do.

The short of it? Great stuff and positive impressions about Beauty Avatar, as much for good quality as for good attitude.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/World%20of%20Beauty/70/192/25

One thing, all appreciation granted for the good deal, is the disappointement in the fact that the end-of-line animations are advertised for free, both on in the classifies, and on the wall, wherea they are in fact "inexpensive" L$1 animations. Better to either advertise correctly. At L$1, some of the animations are a steal, but this is offset with a certain waryness of the discrepancy between the word and the deed. Still, if you're a newcomer, or a frugal shopper, the end of line anims are well worth the look.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Cybernetic/155/36/45

Then, about four months ago I really tried to get into it. I worked for a while and actually saw some progress. I'd gone from adding to using input from the user and saving it to a file. I felt pretty good about myself, and I wanted to try a real-world example that was actually useful. That's where PyPWG came in.

PyPWG, or Py(thon) Password Generator is pretty much what its title says it is. It's a Password Generator written in Python. Since I wanted to challenge myself and make it more original, I made it a bit more complicated than "randomstringofcharacters".

First, it asks for the length you want your password. Handy if you're creating an e-mail address that requires a specific number, for example. If you don't input anything, it just prints out 8 random characters. It also excludes commonly mistaken characters, such as O, 0, etc.

The other bit of originality comes in the form of non-repeating characters (until it reaches the maximum, of course, in which case it starts again). Being a newbie, I found this to be a bit of a challenge but ultimately got it working to my liking.

The code is as follows - I'm releasing it for free under the GNU GPL. It requires Python from their site python.org.

from random import randint

lower = "abcdefghijkmnpqrstuvwxyz"

upper = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZ"

numbers = "23456789"

combined = lower + upper + numbers

charlength = len(combined)
counter = 0
repeat = 0
password = ""
used = []
pwlength = 8
x = 0

print "\nThank you for choosing pyPWG, a Python Password Generator\n"
print "This program creates non-repeating passwords consisting of"
print "lower- and upper-case letters A-Z and numbers 2-9, but devoid of:"
print "\"0\", \"O\", \"o\", \"1\", and \"l\" to avoid confusion."

while x != 1:
	pwlinput = raw_input("\nHow long would you like your password to be? ")

	try:
		if pwlinput == "":
			print "\nNo number specified. Using 8."
			pwlength = 8
			x = 1
		else:
			pwlength = int(pwlinput)

			if pwlength <= 2:
				print "\nPassword must be at least 3 characters long."

			else:
				x = 1

	except ValueError:
		print "\nInvalid character(s)."

while counter != pwlength:
	u = randint(0,charlength-1)
	if u in used:
		counter = counter
	else:
		password = password + combined[u]
		counter = counter + 1
		repeat = repeat + 1
		used.append(u)

	if repeat == charlength:
		used = []
		repeat = 0

print "\nYour password is:\n\n", password, "\n"

raw_input("Please press Enter to exit the program.\n")

# Created by PHJ May 2008
# This software is free to use, distribute and modify, so long as the source is release along side it.

This software is licensed under the CC-GNU GPL.

I'm sure there are ways to improve the code and likely shorten it, but I'm quite happy for myself and have used it a few times already.

You are thinking of starting your own online business and hear about Ebay and the internet and a thing called affiliate marketing. So what is that all about? What it means is that you can set yourself up to sell someone else’s product and get paid a commission. It is similar to a lot of offline jobs like real estate or mortgage sales where people get paid a commission for closing a deal; the difference is that you are selling on the internet. You are an online entrepreneur.

What do you do to become an affiliate marketer? You make the decision to take the plunge and then follow your interest or what you have a passion for or something you know really well.

When you have an idea of what you want to do, you will want to set up a web site or blog and then you will research and find products to promote on that site or blog. Each time you make a sale through your affiliate link, you will earn a portion of that sale. The commissions can vary from as low as 7% to a generous 100% on some programs.

When you select a product to sell, you will be given a code that identifies you as the sales rep for that transaction. The sales are tracked through your unique affiliate ID which is assigned to you. Your unique affiliate ID is tracked each time a sale is made through your link. In addition to tracking you should get access to an affiliate center that allows you to see all you affiliate sales and commissions. Furthermore any legitimate affiliate program will give you marketing tools to use on your site; things such as banners, giveaways, reports, and code to embed on your web pages that will help make the sale easier.

The major benefit of affiliate marketing is that you can be set up and ready to go with a matter of days and there is no need to spend time creating your own products or purchasing inventory. You are simply promoting other people’s products which means the vendor is actually responsible for order fulfillment and anything else related to the sale—you simply refer the sale to them and get paid for doing so.

For example if you have a love of Havanese, you can create a website around dog related topics and include tips, recipes, and reviews of all your favorite pet gadgets. You can then find affiliate programs online and promote some of those products on your website. You can find programs by doing a search under your chosen topic such as “Havanese” and adding the words “affiliate program” to that term.
You can also find affiliate programs at places like Clickbank, Paydotcom, CJ.com, Linkshare and other merchant sites.

Now you may think that with ease of entry, it is simple to start up instant profits. That is unfortunately not the case. A good affiliate marketer knows it takes time, effort and persistence to make sales grow.

Among the most important things to remember is that in order to succeed you must offer certain key benefits to your customers. The first is a clear understanding of their wants and needs for the product or service you are offering. What are the problems they are facing and what can you offer to overcome those problems. The answer lies in offering rich and relevant information on your website or blog to satisfy the need and solve the problems. How do you do all this? Take the time to do your market research and identify your target market.

Another point is that the customer experience has to be easy and timely; so make sure people find what they want with going through any hassle. If you want to link to other affiliate products make sure they complement your own offering.

A final point is to review the products you promote so that you can accurately describe all the features—good and bad. Your customers will appreciate the honest feedback and will be more likely to buy from you if you give them quality information and honest reviews.

Affiliate marketing can be a very rewarding and fulfilling business if you follow some basic steps in getting started. So take the time to do some research and follow your passion and you will join the ranks of the successful online marketer.

May your travels be prosperous?

(z.B. wie man ein guten Artikel verwaltet/erstellt) dann wäre ich für jeden kleinen

Ratschlag dankbar.

Liebe Grüße

Martin

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Je vais essayer de faire de ce sujet un témoignage modeste de ma découverte d'une partie de ce nouvel univers qui s'ouvre à l'ensemble de la communauté des internautes.

Je ne suis pas un vrai geek bien que j'aurais pu le devenir si la vie en avait voulu autrement, mais comme à mon habitude je ne peux pas dire que j'appartiens à un groupe ou un mouvement plus qu'un autre, je me suis toujours plus ou moins considéré comme un électron libre d'aller et venir entre différents groupes existants en y amenant à chaque fois une contribution plus ou moins importante selon le temps que j'ai décidé d'y consacrer et selon mes affinités du moment.

Un terme qui n'est guère plus utilisé, définissait il y a encore quelques années le savoir-être et le savoir-vivre sur le réseau des réseaux : la Nétiquette, avec un grand 'N', s'il ne s'utilise plus vraiment ses idées sont restées, et l'une d'entre elles veut que l'on n'entre pas dans un nouveau groupe sans se présenter et présenter ses objectifs ; puisque je tente d'entrer dans un groupe, celui des 'Blogueurs' en couchant ici quelques idées et points de vue, je dois commencer par me présenter avant de continuer quoique ce soit d'autre.

Né l'année précédent l'invention de l'IBM PC, j'ai découvert l'informatique en 1990, comme beaucoup de ma génération avec un Thomson TO7 puis à l'aide mon premier ordinateur personnel, un Amstrad 6128(+!) sur lequel j'ai fait beaucoup de programmation en basic, ma découverte de l'Internet débute en 1996 avec mon entrée en seconde alors que mon lycée était parmis un des premiers à bénéficier d'un accès par téléphone (RTC) et alors que j'en était l'un des administrateurs système.

J'ai réalisé mon premier site web cette même année, ayant découvert l'HTML par lecture de nombreux codes sources sur divers sites et après avoir réalisé la maquette grâce au language de description de pages d'aide de windows (et oui..).

J'ai poursuivi mes études, j'ai appris par moi-même de nombreux autres languages, d'abord le REXX, sous PS DOS 7.0, puis le C avec ma découverte de GNU/Linux en 1997 (Linux Khéops), puis vinrent dans le désordre le C++, le Pascal, le bourne shell, Perl, Python, PHP, Java, ... en // de mon apprentissage des arcanes de l'administration des systèmes. L'EPITA m'a ensuite permis de capitaliser sur toutes ces connaissances et d'apprendre la rigueur du développement système et applicatif.

Je suis ensuite entré dans le monde actif, avec une promesse que je me suis toujours juré de tenir : travailler pour mon plaisir avant de travailler pour mon compte en banque. J'ai donc fait de l'administration des systèmes GNU/Linux et des réseaux IP, j'ai fait pas mal de développement web dans différents languages et différents domaines d'activité, du développement système, j'ai ensuite encadré des équipes de développement web pour des sites e-commerce de plus ou moins grande notoriété, pour des besoins privés (syndicats professionnels, PMEs, ...) fait de la gestion de projet, puis je suis entré chez France Télécom au début de l'hiver 2006 afin d'encadrer les activités d'une équipe technique opérant sur les plates-formes de service multimédia groupe (planification des opérations, déploiements automatisés, gestion des référentiels et des outils), poste que j'occupe toujours actuellement.

Mon usage d'Internet a débuté par de l'auto-apprentissage (analyse de codes sources, tutoriaux, documentations techniques) puis je suis vite arrivé à l'IRC où j'ai sévi pendant plusieurs années sur les réseaux Undernet puis OpenProjects.net à faire du conseil technique, à me tenir au courant des dernières tendances système et réseau. A partir du moment où mon temps a été compté, c'est à dire à partir du moment où j'ai débuté une vie professionelle 'stable' mon usage du net s'est limité aux mails, à l'actualité et à la veille techno, en faisant bien quelques téléchargements par ci par là..

Le passage du web1.0 (navigation passive) au web2.0 (navigation active) ne s'est répercuté dans ma vie que d'un point de vue technique, n'étant pas au naturel un être social très évolué je n'ai pas saisi tout de suite ce que je pourrais bien tirer de ce genre de pratiques. J'y suis arrivé doucement pour une raison très simple : j'étais inscrit sur un des premiers réseaux sociaux français, copainsdavant.fr, permettant aux internautes de rester en contact ou de reprendre contact avec d'anciens camarades d'école, de travail ou de vacances, ayant peu d'aptitudes à rester en contact avec les personnes que je ne vois pas au quotidien j'avais trouvé l'idée de ce site intéressante.

Le point bloquant de ce site à l'époque, de mon point de vue, était sa relative fermeture : sans abonnement payant, pas d'accès aux messages, aux profils détaillés, etc..

C'est après avoir prit consience du phénomène facebook que j'ai décidé de m'y créer un compte, 'pour voir'. Et j'y ai trouvé en fin de compte tout ce que j'attendais d'un site comme copainsdavant.fr, et bien plus..

C'est ici vraisemblablement que débute ma socialisation web2.0.

J'ai décidé de m'immerger un peu plus encore dans cet univers et j'ai choisi en créant ce blog (une des applications pillier du web2.0 !) d'en faire un témoignage d'immersion.

Je me suis posé la question de la langue, anglais ou français puis je me suis finalement décidé pour le faire en français : les références ne manquent pas dans la langue de Shakespeare et le public français se pose beaucoup de questions devant ce phénomène qui dépasse beaucoup de personnes, peut-être que ce témoignage pourra répondre à certaines questions ou en éclairera au moins certaines.

J'ai donc choisi dans cette catégorie 'Evangélisation' de faire de la vulgarisation, d'axer mon témoignage sur l'aspect social et philosophique du phénomène, de parler de ce qui peut rebuter certains et d'essayer d'en amener d'autres à changer d'avis ou simplement à se laisser tenter par la création d'un compte facebook ou flickr, d'autres sujets, techniques, viendront sans doute compléter ce témoignage, il en faut pour tout le monde en somme ! ;)

Comme il faut bien débuter quelque part je commencerais par tenter de présenter ce que l'on nomme web2.0 pour le commun des internautes, mais ceux qui veulent prendre de l'avance peuvent toujours aller visionner la vidéo ci-dessous, venant tout droit des labos Orange Labs et qui est une présentation de particulièrement bonne facture :

http://www.orange-innovation.tv/webtv/mode/detail/292/conference-thematique-web-2.0/lang/fr/play/1

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