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The social networking boom

November 26, 2007 By Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth) Leave a Comment

Are you part of the social networking boom?

I’m starting to see a new trend emerging, somewhat akin to what
happened with the early PC adopters versus the late PC
adopters.

The people who started learning PCs early on had a huge leg up
over those who started using them later.

I really think those who understand and are part of the social networking

boom will be in the same position as early PC adopters.

Even if you’re already aware of the social networking boom that
has been taking place, you may still not realize the major impact
it is and will be having on your life.

I’ve been working closely on the steering committee of a Web 2.0
company based on social entrepreneurship for the past four years.

The founder of this new site has put together an eye-opening
call that reveals how you can benefit from the social trends
driving the social networking boom.

The guy is a true visionary and I’d love for you to get to hear
what he has to say.

Click here for details on how you can benefit from the social networking boom.

Other pages on Web 2.0:

http://www.workathometruth.com/web-2.0-affiliate-marketing-ebook-reviews.php

Paul

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Is Melaleuca a good business?

November 26, 2007 By Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth) 21 Comments

Q:

Hello There,

Just want to let you know we have found valuable information from your free newsletter.  Do you have any information about a wellness company, Melaleuca?  We are seriously considering joining the HomeJobStop to find legitimate work from home.  It is impossible to trust any site on the internet these days that promises legitimate work from home.  Any advice is appreciated.  Thank you.

(names withheld for privacy reasons)

 Melaleuca is one of the more reputable network marketing companies.
I was just talking to a friend who’s an expert in MLM compensation
plans who uses their products and he told me he doesn’t promote
it because he doesn’t like their comp plan. I’ll see if i can get more
details for you.

If you do try HomeJobStop you should keep these refund
instructions handy as although, it’s very good, it’s not the perfect
database for everyone. Here are the refund instructions (you currently
have 60 days to get a refund):

http://www.workathometruth.com/Clickbank-product-recommended.php

Also, I don’t know if you’ve seen this page which lists many sites
that provide telecommuting job leads for free on a regular basis:

http://www.workathometruth.com/work-from-home-companies.php

Paul

note: this is a follow up from my friend who’s an MLM comp plan expert:

My MLM friend was out for the holidays, but I just talked with him to
get you more details
about Melaleuca:

[21:38] cmw: yeah, I’ll have to pull the comp plan informatioon again.
it’s rather hard to get to. I might have deleted it
[21:38] Paul: i just want to write back to these people.
[21:38] cmw: not so much thumbs down, but, it takes a LOT to make it work
[21:38] Paul: ah ok.
[21:38] cmw: i.e. a LOT of sales
[21:38] Paul: gotcha
[21:38] cmw: to make $1,000/month, I would imagine you’d need like 200
people in your downline at $100/month purchases

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Filed Under: Home Business Q & A

HydraMedia & GoogleCash

November 25, 2007 By Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth) 1 Comment

 I was thinking about the review I did for HydraMedia and realized that it was the network that I was having the most success with the GoogleCash direct-linking method.

Here’s the problem, though. Almost every single time I had a profitable affiliate product going with Hydra they pulled search on it. I mean, almost every single time!

Now, when you’re dealing with CPA networks offers do expire, so it’s part of the game. That’s fine. But how could it be that every single profitable offer I ran through search got search pulled on it?

One theory is that if you don’t encrypt your keywords and you’re linking to directly to the merchant site, then they merely watch until they figure out what keywords from affiliates are profitable and then pull search and run those keywords themselves.

I’m not saying that this is what’s happening, but it’s certainly a possibility.

Paul

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