AuctionAds Launch

ShoeMoneyMedia Group Inc. and MediaWhiz Holdings are proud to announce the launch of AuctionAds. AuctionAds provides publishers a new way to monetize their traffic by using the eBay affilaite program.

Why use AuctionAds? - AuctionAds is a one stop shop for international and domestic website owners. AuctionAds provides a very simple way to let webmasters tap into the extremely lucrative eBay affiliate program without needing any programing skills. Its really as simple as copy and paste.

What is the revenue split with publishers? - AuctionAds is purely focused on growth and because of that we are paying out 100% of revenue to our publishers. We are well funded and are not concerned with making a profit in initial stages. In the future we will evaluate and possibly make some changes. The goal of course is to provide the user with the most profitable solution and have a profitable company at the same time. Fortunately, that is possible. As AuctionAds grows so does our volume and ability to leverage higher payouts.

How do I get an AuctionAds account? - Sign Up Here!

TLA on YouTube!

Readers, Loren Feldman from 1938media.com put together this new TLA Advertiser video for us:





Special thanks to Kris Jones of PepperJam Search and Michael Gray, aka GrayWolf for taking time to get filmed!

Idea: If you are a TLA Affiliate you are more than welcome to embed this video in a post and link below it to our $100 in Free Text Link Ads starter kit page like this:

text-link-ads.com/starter_kit.php?referrer=XXXX

(XXXX being your affiliate id)

Just an idea ;)

"SeoClass" launches hands on SEO seminars in NYC

LBB Readers, a very talented group of search marketers has just announced SeoClass which will be a series of hands on seo workshops to be held in NYC.  Michael Gray just announced details of the workshops on his blog here.  The class is put on by a great group of folks including: Jeremy Schoemaker, Rae Hoffman, Todd Malicoat, Greg Niland, and Michael Gray.

I think these smaller workshops are the best settings for site owners to get great instruction and the rare opportunity to ask specific questions about their unique site situation which is key.  I am also looking forward to catching up with these guys now that TLA is out in NYC!  Get more information on SeoClass here.

Don't Lose Your Blog Readers

Darren Rowse from ProBlogger posted a great list of 34 reasons why people unsubscribe from your blog. Darren asked his readers their thoughts on why they unsubscribe from blogs, over 109 people commented and Darren classified all the responses and posted the data.

There are definitely some really interesting reasons why people will unsubscribe from a blog. If you're a blogger, I would consider reading this post and then reading it again to make sure that you're not losing your audience for any of these reasons.

We all spend so much effort building an audience that it's critical we lose as few readers as possible. Similar to the business saying where it's cheaper to keep existing customers rather than finding new ones.

SEO Clinic

Are you doing poorly in the search engines? Loren Baker and his crew from Search Engine Journal are doing a weekly site clinic where they give one lucky winner free SEO advice.

What does a ReviewMe review look like?

We are going to start featuring some of the reviews completed through our service. Our bloggers are doing an outstanding job and we need to start showing off their work! Here are a couple I ran into that are exactly what we are trying to do here.

Graywolf's review of SoloSEO

Devlounge's review of a Ruby on Rails book

Great work!

Purchasing .edu Links

A few days ago I wrote How to Build Trusted Links, which caused a few people to email me about purchasing .edu links. There are a lot of companies that sell .edu links, but most of the links will be on student blogs and not the actual university website. Although this can still build trust, search engines are quite complex and can probably tell the difference between .edu links from student blogs and links from the actual university website. So before you purchase links from .edu sites make sure you know what pages they are going to be placed on because ones from the actual university site will probably create more trust.