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DealDotCom is a brand new affiliate company, and they have a an enhanced commission deal for people who sign up quickly.

What’s the deal? If you sign up, and get others to sign up, you will get a 35% commission when they buy something. Plus, if a person you signed up signs up someone, you get a 15% commission on what those people you sign up buy! Signing up is free, easy and risk free. (If you are worried about risk, defer giving a social security number — as they advise. )

Commissions? On what?

Starting Tuesday Sept. 18, 2007, DealDotCom will post exactly one high-quality internet marketing/online business related product and service at a rock bottom price each day.

See how new the program is? If you act now and recruit others, you have a chance to rake in bucks on their purchases.

No it’s not too good to be true!

Two Tier commissions are used by loads of reputable companies particularly when they are new. These packages encourage people to recruit new affiliates. So you should take advantage of it. Sign up today, encourage others to do so, and then wait until Tuesday to see how to advertise the actual products! (Or maybe they will be so good, you’ll just want to buy the stuff yourself.)

To sign up, visit: DealDotCom.

You all know I make money blogging about knitting. Since that works fairly well, I decided I’d start thing blog to create another revenue stream. Knowing you can’t make money until you have visitors, I initially building traffic and links. I’ve got some now, so I need to work on testing out a full range of monetizing methods.

Today, I’m testing Amazon’s Omakaze links.

Amazon provides a simple code you can insert on your web pages; they promise to deliver appropriate targeted ads. Will they be appropriate? Will anyone click, buy and make me money?

I’ve found contextual links on my other niche blogs convert very well. But, I’m not so sure contextual works as well on this “make money / blog about blogging ” blog. I think this may be because we all visit each others blogs see the same ads over and over.

But not many of us are running the Amazon ads, so that seems worth a try.

The only way to find out if I can make money to test out the ads and see what happens. If you read this, tell me what ads you see when you arrive, then I’ll know how “contextual” they are.