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Microsoft chose Intelius in 2007 as the only White Pages service provider for the MSN network. This new fully integrated service allows its users to look for phone numbers and addresses for free and, in addition offers the ability to easily access information on property, criminal records or relatives. For these kinds of information, however, you have to pay a fee. Surveys indicate that 40% of the web traffic consist of people searches. Therefore MSN White Pages has a long chance of surviving on the world wide web.

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The advantage of Intelius Company is the leading position it occupies in people search services. They also have collaborations with respected brands such as AOL, AT&T or InfoSpace. Intelius so far has had the monopoly as the only company that provides partners with an end-to-end, fully integrated solution, including White Pages and public record searches. As MSN is one of the most highly trafficked sites on the Internet, the collaboration between them and Intelius will provide both free and detailed information about people to their loyal users. The new MSN service can be accessed on http://www.msn.com. You only have to click on the White Pages link at the top right hand corner of the site. The link provides MSN users with an Intelius-integrated link from the MSN White Pages channel.

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WhitePages.com announced new strategies meant to power the MSN White Pages channel in the U.S. If you are a user of the MSN White Pages then you can enjoy a free account and free searches on WhitePages.com. The service will function under the Look it Up section on MSN’s homepage. The relationship between The White Pages and Microsoft MSN will definitely boost up the traffic of WhitePages.com Network. SBC, BellSouth and MSN remain the main partners of the White Pages while the advertising part is covered by Verizon, Allstate, GM and Vonage.

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Website Or No Website…That’s The Question

Do you want to make money through the Internet but you don’t have enough experience or capital to start your own online business?  You don’t have to worry, for a lot of online marketing options exist for you to start with.  One of these options, and shall I say the best, is affiliate marketing.

Affiliate marketing provides first time online marketers like you the chance to market something online even without having your own product to sell.  All you have to do is to sign up with an affiliate marketing program, which is usually owned by an online merchant or retailer, and start picking the products you want to promote.  As an affiliate, you are paid by the merchant for your services on a commission basis, that is whenever you have directed a visitor to the merchant’s site and the visitor actually buys something.

Becoming an affiliate in an affiliate marketing program is often quick and easy, and for most affiliate programs, signing up is also free.  But despite these and all the benefits being promised by affiliate programs, many people are still hesitant to get into affiliate marketing.  One of the reasons why a lot of people remain hesitant is the lack of a website to start marketing his affiliate products with.  This now leads us to the question of whether a website is required or necessary in affiliate marketing or not.

Many people say that one can do affiliate marketing even without a website to start with.  Actually, one can really start promoting and marketing his affiliate products even without a website; and there exist a lot of ways on how this can be done.  In fact, many affiliate marketing strategies that leads to success can exist without actually needing a website.  Among these strategies are email marketing, offline promotions, writing e-books, writing ezines and engaging in online discussions like forums, chats, message boards and others.

*Email Marketing

Email marketing, or maintaining email lists, is actually the most popular affiliate marketing strategy that doesn’t require the affiliate to maintain a website.  In this affiliate marketing strategy, what you basically do is maintain a list of the email ads of your prospective customers and provide them with articles that are relevant with the affiliate products and programs you are promoting.  Articles that you provide your contacts with need not always be promotional, for many individuals find such types of email annoying.  Rather, it would be better if you provide them with something informative and just add small text ads that link to your merchant’s site.

*Offline Promotion

There are many ways on how you can promote your affiliate products offline.  Among the common medium used for such promotions are classified ads, brochures and flyers.  Classified ads would generally work better compared to the other two because classified ads in periodicals often get a wider audience.

*Writing Free e-books

If you have a knack in writing, writing an e-book can be the best way for you to promote your affiliate products in the absence of an actual website.  Just like in emails and newsletters, your readers would better appreciate your e-book if it is not too promotional but rather informative.  Be sure, however, to make the contents of your e-books relative to the actual affiliate products you are promoting.  And just like in email marketing, you can just place text ads or banners somewhere near the end of your e-book that links to the merchant’s site.

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