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Back in April Google made a massive online wave when they acquired the DoubleClick advertising network.  This was a well placed boot in the backside of Microsoft…and Microsoft is still rubbing their behind and rightfully so.

With the aquisition of DoubleClick for a meager $3.1 billion Google has secured a huge claim in the banner advertising market.  No longer is Google purely the reigning champ in contextual advertising. 

Microsofts legal counsel, Brad Smith, claims that the combined Google/DoubleClick networks will handle more than 80% of all online advertising.  So, who wants to play monopoly!    

LOL.  In my opinion though there is still a vast untapped market for Microsoft to regain some market ground.  With millions of online publishers selling as much ad space as they possibly can the market is still wide open.  Cheer up Microsoft!

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So, how many of you have received the "Sal the Site Stealer" pitch that’s flooding everyones inbox?  I generally like to have an account on a decent amount of optin lists just so I can remain abreast of the market.  However, if you send me this crappola about "How to Steal Sites Legally" with a disclaimer letter stating:

Hi Stephen,

I need to warn you up front about 2 things:

1 - This subject matter is very controversial.

2 - This course has already been banned from
Clickbank. It might been get banned from its
current location.

If you’re interested in this, you need to
grab it while it’s still available.
It seems like some people don’t want you
to have this because - frankly - they’re
scared of the competition.

So it’s probably going to be banned from
everywhere pretty quickly.

You are a disgrace and I’m getting off your list.  Gimme a break.  I expect more professionalism and a basic understanding of business ethics from you in order to do business with you.

Am I alone here? 

Is anyone else tired of all the junk floating down the pipe?  

Maybe I’ll just post a list of all the lame marketers that sent this promo out.

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Video has proven to be an immensely popular form of communication on the Internet.  Although it’s still in its infancy video on the internet is ALREADY huge.  Just take a look at YouTube which boasts over 200-300 million views per day!  As any marketer can see we’re sitting on a goldmine of opportunity.  Why? 

Simple.  People would much rather watch something then read something.  

If you learn the techniques you need now then you’ll be miles ahead of your competition in the video content market.  With the proper tools you’ll easily be able to increase your frontend and backend sales because you’ll be communicating with consumers in a medium they understand and trust.

With new video content tools on the market such as Killer Video Infomercials you DON’T need to stand in front of a video camera to make outstanding full motion video (FMV) infomercials that get results.  I know that comes as a relief to many people.

From a marketers perspective videos enable you to:

• Immediately build undeniable, genuine trust and firm buyer confidence 
• Use "TV" Quality Infomercials to announce, promote and sell your products and services 
• Generate a weekly video Newsletter to keep your customers and prospects informed 
• Easily add video to your blog and create a video blog full of quality information
• Demo your product in real-time full motion video on the web and/or on DVD

If you’re looking for an EASY way to harness and integrate the power of video marketing into your business check out Killer Video Infomercials.  It might be just the solution you’re looking for.

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