The concept behind InstantPlugNPay.com is really very simple. It was developed by Craig Haywood (or the blue guy) who is also the owner of highly successful sites like TrackThatAd.com, MyViralPopAds.com, ExitLightBox.com and MyViralSurfer.com

From the above sites you can probably deduct that Craig focuses heavily on Viral Marketing which is good when you consider what he’s done with InstantPlugNPay.com

A quick summary of the IPP homepage reveals that IPP is a resell rights product website which integrates with mlm through viral marketing, but that doesn’t even begin to lift the layers of nice goodies. In Fact, Jane Mark from JPEAdvertising.com describes it better…
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If you’re anxious to build your list fast, this FREE report by Justin Michie provides the crucial steps you can take to see results quickly.

With years of marketing experience under his belt, he has discovered what works and what doesn’t for building a list. In his report, Unstoppable List Building, he shares his findings with you, along with tips on how to make some of the strategies work for maximum benefit.

Get This Viral Marketing Secret Technique Now!

This is a no-nonsense report that drives right to the core of what works, and gives you the real secrets to building your list. Justin tells you right from the start what to expect from this report and why he has chosen his approach.
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Based on the rapid growth of e-commerce these days, becoming an affiliate marketer appears to be a wise choice. There are literally thousands of people who are jumping aboard and joining the affiliate marketing community.

If you want to be successful, It’s always a good idea to first learn the basics of the affiliate marketing business and what sacrifices you’ll need to make to accomplish your goals. Just like in any business, to become a success, there are necessary sacrifices that you need to make.
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Affiliate marketing is a way to promote other people’s products and earn a commission for each sale. The merchants go through all the trouble of developing digital content products, software programs and services. They are the ones who do all the hard work developing the products, dealing with customer support and you earn money by promoting them.

For those that are not familiar with affiliate marketing, it is a revenue sharing arrangement between the product developer, known as the affiliate merchant, and the affiliate marketer; who is anyone that’s willing to promote the sale of the product by advertising the product using any type of legal means available.
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Jeremy “ShoeMoney” Schoemaker (President of ShoeMoney Media Group and Founder of ShoeMoney) has been building successful online businesses for 13 years. For the past five years he’s been working hard writing a book to help others get started online. He recently decided that there is just too much great information in his book to exclude people from reading it. He backed out of a major book deal and turned it into a completely FREE 12 week guide to Internet marketing. Jeremy wants everyone who has the passion to succeed in his industry to do just that!

Here is a preview of what you’ll get over the next 12 weeks…
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NOTE: The following is a guest post from one of my favorite internet marketing mentors. This is part 3 of a 5 part series.

Why I Love Affiliate Marketing – Part 3
By Jimmy D. Brown of “Affiliatenaire”

Some people have the ability to persuade others and talk them into just about anything. Especially when it comes to influencing their buying decisions. They know how to push the right hot buttons, say things the right way and generally get consumers into an emotional frenzy to the point they are ready to click an order button.

There are two key words in that paragraph that really need to stand out in your mind: “some people”.

Not everyone has this ability. In fact, only a few do.

That brings me to the third reason why I love affiliate marketing…
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Affiliate marketing can be a great way to make money. Finding a niche market with products and services you trust and believe in is the first step to success. There are tremendous affiliate programs which offer you an abundance of tools and materials to promote and market their products. However, what you do with those tools and materials is entirely up to you. You can be just another affiliate or a super affiliate.

What Is A Super Affiliate?

Technically speaking, a super affiliate is someone who generates a significant amount of profits for the products or services they represent. A super affiliate can make a healthy living from their affiliate business alone while a standard every day affiliate may need to supplement their affiliate income with, gasp…a 9-5 job!
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Today a new report was released by Yaro Starak, a well respected blogger and Internet marketer.

His report is called the Membership Site Masterplan and as you would guess, it is a step-by-step guide for launching a profitable online membership site.

Yaro’s a great teacher and writer, and whenever he releases a report people always eagerly await what he has to say.

His gift is the ability to take complex subjects and make them very easy to understand. As you will see in this report, Yaro makes the process of setting up and profiting from a membership site so easy, anyone can do it, including you.
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Promising lots of benefits both for the merchants and the affiliates, affiliate marketing has become one of the most popular online marketing methods today. In fact, almost every merchant or retailer site today offers an affiliate program that anyone can join. Most retailers would entice people to become affiliates or members of their program by promising great benefits such as large commissions, lifetime commissions, click through incomes and lots of other benefits. But, would all these affiliate programs bring the same benefits?

Most affiliate programs would pay you, as an affiliate, a one-time commission for every sale or lead you brought to the merchant’s website. Commissions for these kind of affiliate programs are usually large, ranging from 15% to a high of about 75%. Other affiliate programs would pay you a fixed fee for every click through or visitor you send to the merchant’s site. Programs like this often pay a smaller fee for every click through, usually not getting any larger than a dollar. The good thing about this kind of program, however, is that the visitor won’t have to purchase anything in order for the affiliate to get compensated.
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