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Issue 127, August 6, 2003  

Dear Friends,

In this August 6, 2003 issue I offer two articles:

I had a brief opportunity to walk among majestic redwoods last weekend, just long enough to soak in the quietness and grandeur of the ancient forest and feel its deep peacefulness refresh my spirit. I hope you have a chance to renew yourself this season with a vacation.

This week I've been marveling at technology that enables me to broadcast live, interactive Web Seminar sessions to participants half-way around the world -- in Norway, Chile, Australia, and all across the US. It's a great way to deliver high-quality Internet marketing training in a way that dramatically cuts costs to participants. I also am delighted with the opportunity to field all the questions that participants throw my way. The medium allows personal interaction even more effective than during my in-person seminars.

If you need to get up-to-speed on Internet Marketing before fall hits with hectic pace, this is the right vehicle and the time is now. You can do this without taking time off and shouldering stiff travel costs. Why don't you ask your boss to pay for it? I'll begin the next 6-session seminar series next Tuesday, August 12, at 9:00 am Pacific Time, 12:00 noon Eastern Time. And if you sign up right away, I'll have time to mail you a free headset so you can participate fully. $281 worth of some of the most important Web marketing e-books ever written complete this amazing learning package. http://www.wilsonweb.com/webinar/dre_sem/?c1=wmt&source=webinar&kw=dre_sem

Now I hope you'll enjoy learning more about Google AdSense. Click-through to find the full article on my website -- my gift to you.

God bless you,
Dr. Ralph F. Wilson

This article contains older information. Go here for newer information on advertising and affiliate marketing.

Google AdSense -- Advertising Revenue for the Rest of Us

Recently Google extended its Pay Per Click ads to thousands of content-rich websites with ads precisely matched to the editorial content on the page where they appear. Significant advertising dollars are flowing once more to sites parched by severe advertising drought. It feels good, like raindrops on your face after a hot, dry summer, making dust craters on the hood of your car and causing the air to smell fresh and clean and happy. But all is not rosy or without potential problems. In this analysis I discuss:

• How the system works
• How much Google pays publishers
• Criteria used to screen sites
• How to determine if your site has good potential
• Problems for publishers
• More serious problems created for advertisers that could threaten the entire concept
• Implications for publishers, ad networks, and affiliate programs
• A sober assessment of the bottom line

This is one article about Google AdSense that you don't want to miss. Read the Full Article http://www.wilsonweb.com/wmt8/google_adsense.htm

Review: Super Affiliate Tracker

Note: Wincer Song, the person who developed the software reviewed in this article has pirated web content from my site and many sites in order to increase traffic to his site. I can't recommend him or his products at this point. If you've ever sought good candidates for reciprocal links to your site or searched for the best affiliates to market one of your products, then Super Affiliate Tracker may well fill the bill. This review describes the program's functions and capabilities and explains how it can help you market your business. A free download is available so you can evaluate the program in relation to your own needs. Read the Full Review http://www.wilsonweb.com/reviews/superaffiliatetracker.htm

New Ecommerce and Web Marketing Articles

Each month our team of link editors scours dozens of online periodicals and resources to find key information on e-commerce and Web marketing. With so much new literature available to you, how do you find what you need quickly and painlessly? Here's a selective and searchable database of article and resource links to help your research and keep you up-to-date in the field. (Links gathered in a given month are usually available during the second week of the following month.)