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Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins just announced the new Stomping The Search Engines 2 Bonuses….all twelve of them.

The bonues are from the following marketers:

* Rich Schefren
* Jeff Johnson
* Ed Dale
* Jeff Mulligan
* Yanik Silver
* Trey Smith
* Eben Pagan
* Brad Callen
* Shawn Casey
* Mike Filsaime
* Paul Colligan
* Jeff Walker

*Update – They just added four more bonuses. What the hell?

New Bonus #1 – Howie Schwartz of Conversation Domination: Another StomperNet faculty member sweetens our deal with a collection of the “Best

What if I told you that you could grab thousands or more every day in laser targeted traffic from MySpace and other social networks, with just a few clicks of a button – without using AdWords, SEO, or any other of those costly and time consuming traffic methods? And what if I could prove it to you with real case studies?

That’s right – easy, point, click, and submit traffic – searching for exactly what you have to offer.

Sounds like a winner right? Also, sounds like something that couldn’t possibly exist too, I bet.

Well, guess what? That is exactly the kind of traffic you can generate with Social Marketing. Hordes of buyers that you want – all looking for what you’re offering.

Checkout this video with MySpace Marketing case studies and continue reading. This is part 2 of a 3 part series. Here is Click here to continue reading

“MySpace marketing is dead” is what many gurus claim from time to time. Is it true or do they just suck at it and think “hey, its not my fault”.

Let me switch gears for a second.

Time and time again, we hear fantastic stories about kitchen table marketers doing some really cool things online, making money hand over fist, like we never could have imagined…

It just goes to show you that success doesn’t have to come from association in those stuffy– almost “clicky” inner circles…

In fact…

There’s this college kid up on Canada (we won’t hold that against him even though two of my worst enemies from NIM live there) that had been hiding out under the radar, quietly profiting like mad from MySpace while everyone else was ignorantly claiming that Myspace marketing was dead.

He was doing so many new things that nobody else had heard of; and