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There was a time when the only way for you to make money on the Net was by selling porn. Then along came Amazon and Google with their very own brand of successful affiliate marketing techniques and pressing the flesh was no longer the only way for you to make money online.

Porn is still big business as any teenage schoolboy will testify but it is only for those prepared to take the risks. You won’t have to get that sleazy because now even your average Blogger can make big money online with a choice selection of legitimate products and services from reliable affiliate programs that work.

Listed here are the top earners that successful Bloggers use to make money from their web site(s). Continue reading →

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WordPress is probably the best and most versatile blogging system available this side of anywhere.

For those of you who don’t already know, WordPress is a web publishing platform (also known as a content management system) written in PHP and backed by a MySQL database. It is used to manage frequently-updated Web content, especially Weblogs. Wordpress is distributed under the GNU General Public License and is available free of charge.

Now “free” is always good to hear, but the best thing about WordPress is not necessarily the price tag or the platform itself. The best thing about WordPress is the way in which legions of bloggers everywhere have taken to the brand, creating their own add-on programs to plug the software’s limitations and inadequacies, which could be described as many and varied. Continue reading →

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