Did you just get an award titled “Gimme 4! ?” Scam alert!

SCAM ALERT! | The image reads, “Yeah! You just received my “Gimme 4! Award.” Congratulations!

Go to either my blog to copy the award image onto your blog, or just get the image here:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEippRS1Lyj9n0hPsFO4MJZbQgBVuwIx1KCos5C7QfJkXBXoIobqPen-0aOkSjqeFUvETS0hsYbdO2zX6cjssWPPlSqRa-8V8qtXkVzuiVUOMd_VfZhIp26HKBoTdPy0zbvzOoCNRYbBtb1H/s300/gimme4.jpg

Display it proudly on your now award-winning site. You should be proud.

Don Pennington”
and all it does is bring you to this shitty blog where you can get the image, put it on your blog and play pretend like you won something, in exchange for giving this crappy blog a mention on your crappy blog.

But, there's no real “award” or “prize,” other than that. Good thing it's totally free.

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Can social networks like Redgage help with marketing affiliate programs?

Imagine having a range of products and services available, at the click of a mouse, and thousands of social network contacts who view your content. What would you have? Most folks are optimistic, and assume they'll have a vast fortune set on auto-pilot, from there on out.

While such a scenario would be ideal, were it possible on Facebook or Twitter, it's just not. Few affiliate marketers find raging success on either social networking platform. Why? There are just too many distractions from the goal.

How many different apps might the average reader of this piece get sent daily? How many game invitations, gifts, and “questions?” Now, how many different groups and/or events have come in, this past week alone? Anyone who has ever experienced Facebook knows exactly the experience of getting Facebooked.

Now, imagine having a vast array of those same products and services, and a vast, growing, friendly readership, who make money from their social networking activity? How many more of your shares might you imagine being read, now? Imagine a social networking platform where a marketer gets paid to just find readers to see offer links!

Regardless of who clicks-through, reads, bookmarks, shares, or simply skims, branded-affiliate marketers can use Redgage.com to share their wares, and in return for using the ad-supported template, get paid for placing those links, images, videos, and music tracks to share. It's that simple. Artists and musicians encouraged (pleaded with and cajoled, also) to join. Sign up right now, by clicking here! Membership is 100% free to all!. Nothing to buy, or join, other than our social networking community. We're so glad to have you aboard.

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