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- How to create a landing page that increases conversions
All landing pages have one key element in common: they're designed to spur a specific action on the part of the user. The most effective landing pages use compelling headlines that draw users in, stick to uncluttered designs that don't confuse or distract, and limit customer calls to action to just one request per page. Copyblogger (1/19)       - Mozilla, Google to add anti-tracking tools to their browsers
Mozilla Corp. announced plans to release a tool allowing Firefox users to opt out of tracking by marketers and data-collection companies. Google also announced a Chrome extension for users to opt out of tracking. While the tools might deter online tracking companies, "adoption of such extensions or turning on blocking will be used at a very very limited basis. So advertisers and publishers really do not need to worry about reduced advertising or marketing," Barry Schwartz writes. The Wall Street Journal (1/24) , Search Engine Land (1/25)  | |  | | | Make great income promoting one of the hottest weight loss products—
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- Sellers show most satisfaction with small online markets
Online sellers surveyed this month by AuctionBytes gave higher ratings to smaller marketplaces than to giants such as Amazon and eBay, ranking Webstore.com highest in ease of use and Artfire at the top in customer service. The rankings also indicated that sellers were generally dissatisfied with high marketplace fees -- none of the 16 online venues rated higher than 7.06 out of 10 on the profitability scale. AuctionBytes (1/23) - Survey: Online communities are the top social networks for trust
Women invest greater trust in online communities as opposed to social networks, according to a report issued by iVillage, a site owned by NBC Universal. The survey of 2,232 women found that 51% cited the more topic-focused online communities as places they trust for product information, as opposed to 14% who named social networks, such as Facebook. Adweek (1/20) | | | | | You're just one click away from getting your hands on…
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| Legal & Policy News |  | | | - Digital privacy regulations get a closer look
Lawmakers are expected to take a closer look at digital privacy laws this year, given the increasing popularity of sites such as Google and Facebook. Lawmakers and regulators are considering policies such as requiring companies to disclose how they use personal data and giving online users an option as to whether their information is collected. Such decisions have largely been left up to individual websites, but officials and privacy groups are showing an interest in regulations. Inc.com (1/21) - Feds to launch site listing consumer product complaints
The Consumer Product Safety Commission, starting March 11, will post online product complaints. SaferProducts.gov will allow users to search for products by brand or maker. Jill Deal, a lawyer with Venable in Washington, D.C., described the new website as "Yelp with the imprimatur of government authority" and cautions that it could prove to be a target for abuse by business competitors and potential litigants. The CPSC has offered manufacturers a fast-track for removing "materially false" information and trade secrets from the listings. Advertising Age (tiered subscription model) (1/24) | ClickBank Spotlight | | | | - Why most affiliates fail ... and what to do about it
It's no secret that out of the hundreds of thousands of new people who decide to try affiliate marketing every year, only a small percentage ever make enough to quit their day job or significantly change their lifestyle. Is it because affiliate marketing is too competitive, too hard for non-techie people or just not all it's cracked up to be? Or is there another reason altogether? ClickBank Blog. - New Affiliate Marketing Today episode: Niche marketing with Adam Short
In this episode of Affiliate Marketing Today, ClickBank's Dush Ramachandran and Beau Blackwell interview Adam Short of Niche Profit Classroom about the techniques he uses to find and dominate niche markets with lots of buyers but very low competition. Learn how Adam quickly builds websites that allow you to rank in the search engines, and turns that traffic into affiliate sales. ClickBank Blog.
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