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Welcome to the wide world of affiliate marketing! So, what is an affiliate and what does he or she do? The affiliate marketer acts as a “middle man” between merchant and consumer, but without adding anything to the consumer’s cost. Affiliates do not mark up or resell products. Instead, the affiliate educates and directs the consumer to a product, and they receive a percentage of the sale in commission from the merchant. The affiliate acts as an independent lead generator for the merchant by bringing in new customers. This is a win-win situation for both the affiliate and the merchant. The affiliate can reap a full-time income marketing a whole suite of products that he does not own. They don’t pay for product creation, don’t have to ship anything and don’t deal with customer service issues or returns. The merchant benefits from the influx of new customers, the boatloads of cheap traffic and low cost advertising. Merchants get their product and their brand in front of...

We’re going to change things a little now. Let me tell you something that cost me $200. It changed my fortune online. It’s quite simply this: “You can earn a fortune on the internet if you continually build targeted lists to sell to” It’s true – and I spent $200 on a very expensive course before that sank into my head. Then I went away and earned a lot of money (and still do). Now I’ll show you how you can use the technique you have just learned and not only whip up a frenzy of bids for your auction, but build a highly targeted list who will buy from you again and again (and again). How? It’s easy: 1. This time instead of offering your eBook to the winner of the auction, offer it to EVERYONE THAT BIDS ON THE AUCTION! Just make it clear that everyone who wants the product agrees to sign into your opt in newsletter. 2. If you have a targeted product that is of interest to people in that category, they will bid on it (sometimes just to grab the eBook). This can whip up a real s...

ORIENTAL CHICKEN TENDERS CURRIED PEANUT CHICKEN 1 c. soy sauce 1/3 c. sugar 4 tsp. vegetable oil 1 1/2 tsp. ground ginger 1 tsp. five spice powder 2 bunches green onion 16 chicken tenders (approx. 2 lbs.) Blend soy sauce, sugar, oil, ginger and five spice powder in a large bowl until the sugar dissolves. Stir in green onions. Add chicken tenders to marinade. Turn to coat. Cover chicken and refrigerate overnight. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Drain chicken RESERVING MARINADE. Arrange chicken in dish and bake until brown and tender, while basting occasionally with marinade. Another variation of the same recipe: 4 halves, skinned & boned chicken breasts 2 c. half & half 1 1/2 c. mayonnaise 3 tbsp. mango chutney 2 tbsp. dry sherry 1 tbsp. sherry vinegar 2 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. curry powder 1 tsp. turmeric 2 c. finely chopped salted roasted peanuts Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place chicken breasts in a shallow baking dish just large enough to hold them. Pour...

If your neighbor seems depressed or more isolated than usual, they may very well be suffering from loneliness. Chronic loneliness has the potential to affect anyone. The condition is the result of many things - some of them major, such as job loss or a family member moving away. Sometimes loneliness is the result of seemingly nothing at all, except to the person who is dealing with it. Remember, even if you are good friends with your neighbor, he or she may be hesitant to reach out to you. Be that as it may, don't let that stop you from offering assistance. Here are a few things you can do to help a neighbor alleviate their loneliness. Get to Know Them This is one of the most crucial things you can do to make your neighbor (or anyone) feel less isolated. Feeling less lonely isn’t just about having someone to talk to. Meaningful conversation about life or things that matter have a much greater impact on people than simply exchanging pleasantries. You can never have too ma...

What to Do When Your Child Feels Lonely Loneliness can have an adverse effect on anyone. Children are certainly no exception. In fact, loneliness is a common issue among kids. It is typically brought on by a number of factors. Problems at school can often lead to loneliness. Events such as encountering a bully or dealing with a close friend moving away can quickly bring on feelings of social isolation. Outside of school, lack of self-confidence or a major change at home (such as divorce) can also lead to chronic feelings of loneliness. Obviously, it doesn’t feel good to be lonely. Long-term loneliness can have a pronounced effect on a child's physical and mental health, as well as his or her social life. Prolonged periods of loneliness can lead to digestive problems and trouble sleeping. Being lonely isn’t healthy for anybody. But, it can sometimes be more detrimental to a child. Why? The answer is a simple one. Loneliness has a serious impact on a child’s success in sc...

Moving to a new neighborhood is typically a stressful experience for anyone. A new town means the excitement of new people and places. But, let's face it, it takes time to become familiar with both. That being said, when you’re new to the community, you're likely to find yourself spending a lot of time (at home) alone. It just makes sense. However, falling into this habit for too long has the potential to lead to feelings of loneliness, depression and even anxiety. So, what’s the best cure for loneliness after a move? Here are a few suggestions to get you started. Keep in Touch Moving to a new place doesn’t mean you have to sever ties with any of your friends. In fact, staying connected to the people you associated with in your old neighborhood means you'll have someone to talk to while you find new social circles. If your previous residence is close enough, invite your old friends to hang out in your new neighborhood. Not only will it help you break the ice, ...

Tips to Make New Friends Regardless of your age or place in life, it's still important to make new friends. Obviously, you don't have to make the attempt every day. But, it's something to be open to whenever the opportunity presents itself. Remember, no matter what anyone tells you, you can never have too many friends. Some people make friends very easily. They don't even really have to try; it just comes naturally. Other people find it extremely difficult. Whether they're shy, embarrassed, or just don't know how to go about it, making new friends is a chore. If you fall into the second category, there's no reason to panic. Read the following tips. They're aimed at helping you make new friends without getting stressed in the process. Start with People You Know If the thought of meeting new people completely intimidates you, why not start out with people you know? Try reaching out to old school friends or co-workers. The internet makes it so...