I joined an affiliate program, and I want to write a series of articles to market it, and have links at the ends of the articles leading to my affiliate site. I read that most e-zines don't allow links to affiliate sites and that I need to have my own website. Would it be as effective to have a blog and profile and have the links lead to that, and use a free blog site? (What about my profile and blog with yahoo for example)Then I might be setting myself up for more work because I have to also write in my blog, and keep that interesting also. What do you suggest?

if you are not ready to create a web site which cost upfront $$. you can use some free sites to create the page and move on once you make some money.

some good sites you can use totally free are:-

weebly.com
squidoo.com
hubpages.com

I make my first few sales via squidoo and slow move on to create my own site.

What is the fastest way to create a money-making web-site with affiliate programs?

The fastest way to create a money making website is MMM.
Maverick money makers is great, its helping alot of people earn a surprisingly good income, and right now the whole internet is kind of going crazy for Maverick Money Makers.
Its more of a training system, on how to market affiliate products, and pretty good too because it can be a difficult market, but the way he teaches it is good.
And the way the real money is made is by combining the training with marketing the Maverick Money makers club. Visit this site:

http://maverickmoneymakersxreview.blogspot.com/

i need to make flash banners Giff banner all kinds of banners. I'm working on flash banners now! But i have to make a bunch in each size (its for my affiliate program I'm creating)but I'm so lost does anyone know were u could get flash banner templates in all kinds of sizes??

I don't know if they are what you want but I hope these websites help you

http://www.flash-template-design.com/type/flash%20banner/
http://www.flashvillage.com/
http://www.bannerserver.com/
http://www.flashfreezer.com/flashbanners/index.html

I think this is a scam,so be careful & stay away from this website.NO free……………………………

I agree with the first comment, too much to read.

Looks like a variation of the pop ups that promise a prize for completing a survey. The problem is, the odds of winning are not worth the amount of time it takes to complete the surveys.

These sites make money by referring you to web sites that pay for each visit. You have to click on an awful lot of websites for them to make enough to give away.

I am looking for someone willing to take me by the hand and help me set up a web site that will make money (Affiliate Programs) If you have experience with this and are willing to help then please contact me.

If you go to yahoo geocities cite, they will give you step by step instruction on how to set up a web page. I had never done this before and before I knew it I had made 4 pages and linked them together. Very simple

I'm looking to transfer to a Japanese college or university, preferably somewhere in the southern half where it doesn't get too cold and doesn't snow. Also am looking for schools that offer classes for a large variety of career choices. What are the names of some that accept transfer/ exchange students? (I know of Kansai Gaidai University, but its not quite what I'm looking for & its the only one I know of.) A website link if they have one would be very helpful.

Is it affiliated with an student exchange program from the US? Does a certain GPA have to be kept to stay at the school? Are the classes taught in english? What $ do the classes range from? How hard would it be to be accepted there? Would I have to live in a dorm, get an apartment, or live with a japanese family that's set up for me to stay with? Would the school help me get a job during &/or after graduation? And any other information that you think would be helpful would be very much appreciated.
I'm sorry. I didn't mean for my question to sound discriminitive. I put "Jap" bcuz it was shorter than saying "Japanese". Just like I did "bcuz" instead of saying "because" just now. Isn't that kinda like wht u do whn u txt som1 on ur fone? It's shorter & it was just meant to get my point across. That's all there was to it.

I'm wondering why you would want to go to a college in a country you know nothing about ? No,it's NOT easy to get into a Japanese college ! It's the goal of most students,and it starts at a very early age. Student exchange programs are usually for high school or lower grades. You have to have an above average GPA to get into a college. You would live where-ever you could afford. Unless it's a ESL class, all classes will be taught in Japanese ! It's Japan ! Most people don't speak English. And you'll need to be able to read and write Japanese as well ! And if you can't speak, read and write Japanese, what kind of job can you do ? Most Americans outside of the military there teach English. You need a BA / BS degree from an American college to do that. To work in Japan, you need a work visa. And to get a work visa you must have a job offer BEFORE you get there.
And by the way, it's "Japanese", not "Jap".

I am having a hard time with writing my cover letter for a long time now . I don't know why or how , but when it comes to writing my cover letter I freeze up . i have no clue why… hmm..
this is my job experience(s)

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E-Z Pass New York,
Customer Service Representative (Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.) March 2007- August 2007
•Finished with over 95th percentage by the end of the 3 week training program
•Brought down the average call time to 3 min and 10 seconds while providing excellent customer service
•Managed 75 - 100 customers daily by assisting them with updating credit cards, vehicle information and providing support for their website needs.

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Job Electronics,
Electronic Technician April 1999- January 2000
•Experienced in reading and interpreting mechanical, optical, and electrical specifications.
•Adept at use of multi-meters, digital oscilloscopes, DVM and function generators
•Tested analog and digital circuits and generated test reports in MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint.
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I know I can use my Customer service experience to show i am a "people person" and my Electronics experience to show " i know what i am doing " , But I can't seem to put it into words . How can I write this into sentences ? ? Please help

Thanks.
p.s : O i forgot to mention , i am looking for an Entry Level Electrical Engineering position.

By cover letter i think you mean CV.
Go to Microsoft word or any other word programme and scoot through it to find C V template.

This will give you the headings you need and some tips.

Best of luck.

I think I'm stuck at writing my resume. I have just added a Computer specialist job ( Experience) to my resume and it doesn't look right..
This is what I have..

AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICES CERTIFIED COMPUTER SPECIALIST
•Finished with over 95th percentage by the end of the 3 week training program
•Brought down the average call time to 3 min and 10 seconds while providing excellent customer service
•Managed 75 - 100 customers daily by assisting them with updating credit cards, vehicle information and providing support for their website needs

This is the line I am working on
•Finished with over 95th percentage by the end of the 3 week training program

Basically , They had 3 exams ( for this software, they used at the call center )and I came out with scoring over 95 points /100 points, by the last exam.

How do I word it the right way, since "95th percentage" doesn't
sound right ?

Completed with over 95% at the end of the 3 week training program.

Maybe this will work for you.

I'm running a paid membership website where all payments are made via PayPal. I make ~ $3000 per year, and never thought about taxes or anything. I am 15 years old. Now, I thought I would expand my revenue sources, and leaned towards affiliate programs. I enrolled in a few of them, and they asked me to fill out W8 forms (90% of my income is coming from the US). I filled them up, and sent them. Now that I'm rethinking about it, since I'll be expanding so much and promoting much more, I expect my revenue to double or triple during the next year. Maybe even more. Do I even have to care about taxes at my age ? Will my parents have to report my income as theirs or something ?

Summary:

15 years old.
Current income: $3000 yearly, 90% USA.
Not paying any taxes at all right now (didn't think about it before now).
Expected income in a year from now : $6000 to $10000 (75% USA)

Advice concerning this will be greatly appreciated, as I don't want to get in trouble because of that.

Thanks!

I started filing my taxes at 14. The momnet you have an income, you need to pay tax upon it. this does not matter if you are a minor or not.