Well in this case I have decided, as I usually do when working with things like this, to see what is working with others. One thing I noticed is very few sites make use of the suggest a word feature, or they charge more for it. I decided right off I wouldn't do that.

Another thing is most sites limit themselves to two or three tabs when the script can hold 10. So I took some time and thought of things people use to advertise. Mainly they use names, either theirs or the programs. So I added tabs that are customizable that people can add those things.

I even kept around the affiliate option wich right now pays 25% which comes out to a minimum of $2.50 per order. I may adjust it higher as time goes on if it is cost effective to do so.

Well enough suspense, I know you want to know where this site is and what the basics are so here you go. The site is called Get Your Word Now. Price per word, custom or on the general tab, starts at $10. You can add cheap word upgrades (the most expensive upgrade is where you can link a picture to the link for $10. Pic size is 100x100 pixels.) that are $1 or $5.

Tabs available for adding custom words are:Name (turn your name into a keyword. good if you have a yourname.com), MLM (post a link to your favorite moneymaker), Exchanges (link to your favorite traffic exchange), Advertising (link to other exchanges, safelists or search engines),Website (got a website? list it here) and My Space (good for bands on My Space). I'm also thinking of adding a Blog or Podcast tab, we'll see :).

If you act now (god that's a cheesy line) you get 50% off as a grand opening special. This lasts until Nov 2. You do have to signup but that is so you can access tool in the back office of the site.

Of course I will be promoting it as much as possible through Traffic Exchanes, Safelists and using iSubmit to get the site indexed in search engines.

Enough from me though, head on over to Get Your Word Now and either check out the words or the affiliate program. Thanks for taking time to read this article :).

Matthew Ulmen
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