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What affiliate products are profitable and easy to sell?
Q. I am planning on creating a website that is set up specifically targeted at selling affiliate products. I am wondering if anyone has experience with a specific market or product and could share it with me. I would like to sell multiple products from one market is possible and optimize the site for that product type or market. Thanks Justin
Asked by Justin - Thu Jun 10 15:54:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I've really, really enjoyed and had success with CPA marketing (Cost Per Action). Essentially, they pay you to get people to fill out surveys, e-mail offers and the like. I've done well with CPALead, Peerfly and Affiliateer. Check the sources for all the networks who've treated me great.
Answered by Tom - Sat Jun 12 11:40:47 2010

What products are good for a black teen with frequent acne breakouts?
Q. I am a black teenager and I have frequent breakouts on my face. I think i have pimples and zits but i definitely have a lot of black heads. I have tried proactive, clean and clear acne cleanser and i have been to the dermatologist but the products don't work for long. Does anyone know about another product i can try to clear my face completely? And does anyone know about products that can remove the dark scars left over from bumps?
Asked by BadHairDayz - Fri Jan 2 16:04:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here's what I do to help it: 1) Wash my face twice a day and try to stay away from oily foods like pizza & fries. 2) I know you are tempted to use some really strong cleansers to help control the oil, but don't... the harsher the soap, the more your skin will produce oil to replace what you stripped away. Use a gentle cleanser like Phisoderm or Dove... on a regular wet washcloth in the morning and on a facial exfoliating pad at night. Wash & rinse your face with lukewarm water, but at the end splash your face with cold water to close the pores again. 3) You're on the right track with the oil absorbing pads, I use those too and they're awesome! 4) I use Proactiv refining lotion for a moisturizer. I only buy the moisturizer, not the… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Leia - Fri Jan 2 19:42:35 2009

Do products that claim to add about 35 horsepower to a car such as the Turbonator really work?
Q. Do these products really work? Does anyone know from personal experience? Can anyone recommend any products like the turbonator that add horsepower?
Asked by Senior Airman Gregory C - Sat Dec 1 23:56:14 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No. They do not work and are not based on science. They are based on what you want to hear and believe. Just swirling the air around will not add anything but turbulance to the air flow. In some applications this could result in lower performance and MPG not better.
Answered by The Mechanic - Sun Dec 2 00:00:46 2007