$7 Secrets Scripts user Andrew Cavanagh wanted to know how to have multiple sales pages, each targeting a different audience, but all using the same order process and—more importantly—paying the referring affiliate. No problem.

(7DSS offers rudimentary split-page/conversion testing, but that's different than what I'll discuss here.)

Think there's no free lunch? Well, okay, there may be no such thing, but there is a free service where you can get your marketing questions answered -- live and personally. Let me explain...

I've known Markus Allen for 6 or seven years, ever since he began publishing his Marketing Tip of the Day. Those tips were the fuel for the beginning of my Internet marketing career, as Markus taught me how to do everything from building a profitable website to using an autoresponder effectively to writing headlines and other copy.

Are you using video on your website? Have you really given thought to how you're going to deliver that video -- and the consequences of using free sites to host the video?

Video is bandwidth-heavy, so I can't fault you for off-loading that content to a service that serves it up for free. But, as your grandfather said, "there ain't no free lunch." Services like YouTube are in business to make money and to make money they need to keep you on their site. Often they'll do that by showing additional content that's available for your viewing pleasure.

Yesterday Mike Filsaime told me about a new project he's just released into beta, based on an idea that sounds vaguely familiar.

(You remember Mike Filsaime right? From Butterfly Marketing?)

Here's how he describes the project:

"... it has to do with

• Using Free Reports to build a list.
• Branding the reports with your ClickBank affiliate Links
• Making money by giving away reports.
• Or even making your own reports to drive traffic to your site."

Last year I raised funds for a national organization that helps premature babies and their families. Online fundraising is becoming more popular and this organization allows you to create an online profile; accept pledges and donations; check your fundraising goal; and print pledge forms.

Seth Godin writes today about his new toaster, wondering why it takes 10 steps to accomplish what most toasters do in two. The money quote: "The opportunity online is to fix your toaster. When you want to make toast, the site should get out of the way and let you make toast."

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Internet Marketing Made Simple -- The ONLY 3 Steps You Need To Know To Promote Anything To Anyone Online

You've heard this humorous saying, I'm sure:

"Open the dictionary to _______ and you'll see his picture."

I admit it: I'm a home-body. I don't much like to go out, much less travel. Much of that's probably because I dislike being away from my computer and an Internet connection, but it's also because I don't want to miss my responsibilities at church.

But my beautiful wife likes to leave town once in a while and she's really good at coming up with ways to entice me to do her bidding. For our honeymoon we took a Meixco cruise, but not just any cruise: it was a Geek Cuise, with all sorts of classes while we were out to sea.

Cara and I are in San Francisco, celebrating our second anniversay. We're staying in what used to be the Hotel Juliana, originally built in 1908, on the Nob Hill side of Union Square. This European-style hotel was reportedly a favorite of actress Ingrid Bergman.