Good Internet marketers have an answer. Honest marketers will tell you the truth. Obviously, the latter seals more applicants at the end of the day.

Much thanks for your recommendation and I’ll go see if I can find the book, Yowchuan. Though I’ll have to find the time to actually read it. I’ve got a certain habit of reading and pausing before the end. LOL!

Yes, that’s why I am very sceptical about people who tells me that they’ve found the ultimate express path to becoming filthy rich without having to work at all.

First of all, I’d be thinking you are out of your mind, why would you tell me the location of El-Dorado that you’ve been risking your life to seek all this while. There must be a catch, and that catch is most probably that I will become your slave working in your city of gold.

Danny, if you have the opportunity, I suggest you flip through Seth Godin’s “The Dip”. It’s a good book on explaining this syndrome of quiting too early and not knowing when to quit.

At first, I was pretty much surprised as well. But it dawned on me depending where you place your ad unit, it plays a different role. For example; mine’s positioned where it is because it looks like a navigation bar.

For me and you, we tend ignore the ads nowadays because we’re well adjusted with the whole experience. But like you said, we would click on ads which are suitable or directed to our need at the time of viewing.