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Xfep Podcast: Episode 1
24.09.2007 Author: David Peralty In: PodcastOverview
Welcome to the first real episode of the Xfep Podcast.
The Xfep Podcast will cover just a few of the stories that interested me from the top 50 making money online blogs as listed by 45n5’s top 100 list.
Click continue reading for the full show notes.
Show Notes
0:55 Problogger.net - ProBlogger’s 3rd Birthday
2:01 John Chow - Time to Start Making America Dollar Jokes
4:39 Daily Blog Tips - Making Money Online and Trust
7:02 Courtney Tuttle - Top 7 Internet Marketing Mentors You Can Trust
8:46 45n5 - Think Again: Is Your Goal To Send People Away From Your Blog?
10:32 Xfep - World Problogger List
Disclaimer
If I have mispronounced you name wrong, I am incredibly sorry. I am pretty sure I pronounced Darren’s last name wrong again, and hopefully when I reference him in the future, I will say it correctly.
Intro and Exit Music
Wired for Loud by David Henderson, found via PodsafeAudio
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45n5
September 24th, 2007 at 12:57 am
I don’t mark my affiliate links. I think if anything it clutters the content, insults the reader that does know what an affiliate link is, and 99% of the world doesn’t know what (aff) even means:
http://www.45n5.com/permalink/since-when-did-aff-count-as-disclosure.html
hmmmm.
You will read a blog with dozens of paid posts (JC) but not one that doesn’t mark an affiliate link?
Another great podcast btw.
David
September 24th, 2007 at 1:11 pm
While I agree that many people won’t know what (aff) means, I do think that some form of marking is considerate to your readers and that you should be marking your affiliate links in some way.
Maybe the world needs a small icon that could be placed next to affiliate links that could become a symbol for them, much the same way external links on wikis have a symbol next to them.
Thanks for the compliment, for listening and for creating your top 100 list. Without it, finding my content would be much more difficult.
45n5
September 24th, 2007 at 7:23 pm
there is also the advantage of linking them as such that people who WANT to support you can do it I reckon.
I’ll have to rethink this at some point again so don’t hold it against me in the meantime.
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