In case you missed this post, and this one, I just wanted to let you know that the Cheater’s Guide to Internet Marketing opens its doors in less that one week.

That’s right, on Tuesday, January 27th the doors will be open.

If you want to be able to pick out profitable niche markets online and know for a FACT that they will make you money, then go and sign up now so you can watch the new videos.

This is the second part of the niche competition theory module...

Maybe one of the numerous folks that were laid off today can check one of these companies out.

Fortune Magazine has released its annual “Fortune 100″ list of the best companies to work for in 2009. Most of the companies currently have job openings and are hiring, too.

Guess what? Google no longer holds the top spot. Taking that honor is data storage and management company NetApp. Google dropped to number four.

Debuting on the list for the first...

The rough times for Ebay just keep on coming. Profits are falling, shares are sinking, human sacrifice, dogs and cats - living together.

EBay, Inc. posted lower 4h quarter profits and revenue figures today and gave a weaker-than-expected forecast for the first quarter of this year as spending decreases, sending its shares down 6 percent.

The global recession has damaged eBay’s ability to gain buyers, and the strengthening of the dollar also stunted profit from its...

Google Adsense

Google Adsense is currently preparing and mailing tax forms to eligible U.S. publishers and will be sending them out by the end of January. Please keep in mind that not all U.S. AdSense publishers will receive a tax form from Google.

How do you know whether to expect a tax form? Google will send you one if:

* You submitted a Form W-9, are not a corporation, and were paid at least US $600 in 2008, OR
* You indicated that you are subject...

For the first time ever, Twitter has now passed Digg in U.S.-based traffic.

Twitter climbed to the #84 spot in market share last week while Digg landed at #85, according to new data just released by Hitwise. The data analysis company credits the heavy Twitter traffic related to the U.S. Airways crash into the Hudson River for helping bring the site over the edge. Twitter’s success is likely even larger than it appears here, too, as these figures do not take into account Twitter...