 Truste-Marketing.co.uk is the original product that was created. The concept began in 2000 with the sudden upsurge of Affiliate Marketing. Back then you were still paying around £0.05 per click on Overture for the top keywords ... but back then only around a tenth of the country was searching for those keywords! Anyway, the Internet Heaven web site was the first Affiliate Marketing site I created aimed at ranking in search engines for terms related to the companies using affiliate marketing. If you check the Wayback Machine you will see how it looked, you will also see the resemblence to the product that is the Truste Marketing web site. This product is intended to provide the largest amount of information out of all my affiliate marketing sites. It contains user reviews, a staff written overview, user rankings, related keywords, search functions, related products and much more. 1. Main Page - Showing the directory with some sub-categories and the full search function. 2. Vouchers - Every company has promotions and this section allows our users to keep up with them. 3. Sales - Not every company gets out the message that they have a sale on, this section keeps users up to date of when sales start and finish. 4. Newsletter - You don't have to visit our site every day to keep up with the latest deals, we will email them direct to your mail box. Obviously our only error in creating this site was to use the web address "truste-marketing.co.uk" as people seem to have been able to find all sorts of variations! Therefore, all the error domains were purchased and links put on them pointing to the correct site. The following were the most common: 1. TrusteMarketing.co.uk 2. Trust-eMarketing.co.uk 3. Trust-Marketing.co.uk 4. Trust-e-Marketing.co.uk 5. Truste-eMarketing and 6. Trusted-Marketing.co.uk Each points back to the original site to keep everything in perspective. The growth of the newsletter hasn't been as high as hoped and when asked our users say that generally they are still sceptical over spam. Apparently all the top Anti-Virus software packages (which have spam filters included) seem to be ineffective at combating the problem. |