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The New Stealth Internet Marketing Project
August 15th, 2009 | 
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I find that having membership sites and being able to interact with other entrepreneurs allows for the possible formation of teams. I will soon be adding a flash web conferencing room in the members area of my latest project. It will always be free but password protected so that only members have access. This also allows me to build a subscriber list which is to me a reasonable exchange for getting free membership and being able to interact with other industry leaders.
At some point soon I will be adding video content which will demonstrate step by step the different aspects of effective internet marketing strategies. I would like to invite other people to also participate. The first video will show how you can build custom Wordpress blog sites without any advanced programming skills. I don’t know anything about how php works but do know that wordpress sites rank well on the search engines if done properly.
This membership site about stealth marketing strategies should be a useful resource as it makes it possible for ambitious people without technical skills to be brought up to speed. It is my ambition to help a few leaders quickly get set up with there own membership site where they can in turn be able to share with other like minded people. It’s not as difficult as it may look and once I have helped 3 or 4 other leaders I may offer this up as course with live instruction.
It will be awesome to be able to guide a group of people in real time while having a web conference. I am looking forward guiding new entrepreneurs step by step towards building a real income generating strategy that all the big players are already using. There is a huge potential for back-end revenue as the products used for successful marketing are also affiliate products. The thing is though, we will be much more informed which ones work and which ones don’t because we will have a think tank of different marketing strategies experts to work with.
There is currently a dishonest group of entreprenuers making money online who never go public that use all black hat techniques. In my books whether black hat marketing works or not it’s plain wrong because it robs honest affiliates of there rightful rewards. They use unscrupulous methods such as cookie stuffers that force affiliate tracking codes onto unsuspecting computers. The idea here being that if they spam millions of computers with affiliate tracking codes some of them may become customers without ever having to visit there affiliate links.
Then there’s also the way wording is carefully crafted to entice you to buy without making any promises at all about the product. Have you ever noticed that every money making offer comes with a disclaimer stating that there is no guarantee that you’ll make any income?
Well I am now mad as h___ and I’m not going to take it anymore. I’m sick and tired of all the bs and the loss of income for honest affiliates resulting from the actions of thieves and pirates. It’s time we start sticking together and also getting to know each other personally . If we put forth good energy and effort why shouldn’t we get paid?
Therefore I am now going to make it possible for affiliate marketers to be duly informed so that they will no longer be lead down the garden path. It will also be critical to include self help type training to help people overcome their biggest adversary to success. Their own ego. I.E. Our own worst enemy is ourselves. On the other hand we are also our own best friend.
http://stealthmarketingstrategies.com
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Extending C: “Variable Variables” like PHP $$var
Tiny C library for a limited amount of dynamic strings. If you need more functionality, feel free to extend it, write your own linked lists or check out GTK’s glib GList object.
Examples:
if(dictionary(”moo”))
strcpy(dictionary(”moo”),”Something about cows.”);
puts(dictionary(”moo”));//prints Something about cows.
dictionary(”destroy()”);
Limitations:
1. Size of strings in this demo are limited to 99 characters (see CHARS in source code).
2. 100 bytes of memory (99 + the terminating NULL) are set aside for each and every word it does not find, so you can add definitions to them. This makes it very friendly and easy to use, but it may not be a good idea to use it in situations where you are looking up a lot of words that are not in the dictionary!
3. Uses fast linear searching, but for a very large dictionary you might want to use something else, the aforementioned GList or a database.
4. You are responsible for freeing the memory used by the dictionary upon program termination. You can do that using the _destroy method:
dictionary_destroy()
Or by passing “destroy()” as a string to the dictionary object directly, vis:
dictionary(”destroy()”);
5. (updated) Like malloc, this library now returns NULL when out of memory. You may desire to check for this.
6. Slightly obfuscated code for compactness. If you don’t like the formatting, run the free “indent” program (available for linux and windows) on it or use your text editor’s automatic indent feature.
The tiny dictionary library and demonstration program may be downloaded from my web site:
http://www.thenerdshow.com/index.php?page=dictionary
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