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(Costa Mesa, CA � 12/14/07) Rick Jorgenson, Founder and CEO of Mass Traffic Network, will be offering an invaluable Christmas gift for all affiliate marketers through a special, free webinar on December 19th from 7:00 to 8:15 P.M., EST.

The title of this webinar is �How to Drive Massive Website Traffic to Top Rated Affiliate Offers.�

Developed especially for affiliate marketers, this presentation will unveil some of the best-kept secrets for how to increase web traffic to top-rated affiliate offers.

Through his 10+ years of experience in developing Mass Web Traffic programs for several Fortune 500 companies, Jorgenson has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and skill in this arena. Having now applied this expertise to the affiliate marketing arena, he will reveal for the first time many powerful tips and secrets that are completely unknown to the vast majority of Internet Marketers.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Nov. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cognigen Networks, Inc. (OTCBulletinBoard: CGNW) , an Internet-enabled marketer of communications services and technology solutions, announced today the signing of a Letter of Intent to acquire Commission River, Inc. Under the Letter of Intent, Cognigen proposes to issue 16,000,000 shares of its common stock for the acquisition. Cognigen also signed a management services agreement with Commission River, Inc. to provide day-to-day management services for Cognigen's agent-based affiliate marketing business effective immediately.

Commission River operates an online affiliate marketing business that provides technology, tools, and products to affiliate marketers. Commission River also creates and manages affiliate programs for select product vendors.

Chris McNeeney has launched Affiliate projectX, an affiliate marketing guide and was immediately accused of scamming prospective marketers. However Chris offers several proofs of success with a little work and ingenuinity.

(PRWEB) October 12, 2006 -- Newbie affiliate marketers have been up in arms against flimsy marketing guides that carry a nice introduction promising a great lifestyle, discuss some tips rehashed from here and there, squeeze in references to some high priced products and charge a premium price. When Chris McNeeney today launched Affiliate ProjectX (http://www.ebizindia.com/apx), some marketers quickly jumped up to accuse him also of scamming people.

However a thorough investigation has revealed entirely different facts. The guide is a compact one at 50 pages and skips definitions to launch into the training right away.

Europe's leading online supplier of spectacles www.spex4less.com has been stunning their affiliates with an amazing visitor to sales ratio.

(PRWEB) September 16, 2006 -- Most affiliate marketers expect conversion rates of 1% (eg. 100 visitors to 1 Sale) from their affiliate programs. So it's no wonder spex4less has been receiving great feedback from their affiliates and new subscribers, with visitor to sales ratios of approximately 30 to 1 and in some cases less.

Spex4less has spent the last two years developing and testing their web site, sales copy and order process to obtain a maximum visitor to sale ratio before pushing their affiliate program, and it's certainly paid off.

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Infoprofitshare has announced free affiliate program where internet marketers can earn huge affiliate commission checks with the absolute least amount of effort. Jimmy D Brown, an internet marketer who is behind this program, is giving away "Automated Profit Generators" for several years now.

Infoprofitshare is giving free content that makes readers to purchase. By joining the InfoProfitShare� affiliate program affiliate marketers are under NO OBLIGATION to give away any content or complete any action training steps. Affiliate marketers may remove themselves from the program at anytime.
�You see, there is really a technique that I've been fortunate enough to darn-near-perfect works like crazy for getting folks off of the fence long enough to whip out their credit card and buy something from me.