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Affiliate Summit East is just 3 months away (August 10-12). I'm really looking forward to this year's event. This is going to be my 6th show, and I expect to come back with a lot of great takeaways for my business. Plus, I've never been to Boston - should be a lot of fun!

Affiliate Summit is now the premier conference in the affiliate marketing industry. The show attracts all of the top affiliates, merchants, and networks. It's a great opportunity to learn and network with some of the brightest minds in the business.

Hi Everyone,

I have a HUGE announcement. I just got off the phone with Web Ex (my official webinar partner) and confirmed 2,000 more seats for the Black Ink Project.

About a month ago I wrote a post about my first experiences with Twitter. After giving it a 30 day test drive I was hooked. I started to recognize it as a good way to network with friends and customers.

After 30 more days, Twitter went from being a fun networking tool to a vital part of my business. Check this out...

When I created this blog a few years back I had two goals:

1 - Help people learn from my successes
2 - Help people learn from my mistakes

This post is about learning from my mistakes.

I am excited to let you know about a free ebook and webinar happening tomorrow. My friend and noted conversion expert Scott Miller has agreed to give QuitYourDayJob subscribers free access to his eBook "TheConversionLab.com."

Ready for the Black Ink Project?

Registration is now open:

http://www.theblackinkproject.com/

Remember, I'm turning off the sign-up form once we hit 1,000 - so don't delay.

Best,
Jeremy

Trying to figure out what products to promote is always a challenge. You never know how an offer is going to convert until you start running it.

You may think a certain product is the greatest thing in the world, but what do prospective customers think?

I mentioned in an earlier post that I was working on something big for 2008. I’m finally ready to pull back the curtain and talk about it in more detail.

It's been a long week, but the new site is finally live!

Here is a quick overview of some of the changes:

-New design
-New community features
-New content
-New search features
-RSS Subscriptions for site content

I originally signed up for Twitter back in May of 2007. I created a profile, posted an update, and let it sit for a few months. I didn't login, post updates, or follow anybody.