A term that describes the group of people in an MLM who have joined that program under a specific sponsor.

A site that sells ad packages comprised of ads from small ezines for a low price. These co-ops often sell classified ads, and sometimes offer sponsor or solo ads as well. The ezines are usually bundled by subject or size of subscriber base.

A computer program that counts the number of times people click on a special link you create with the program. Some ad trackers can count the number of sales made as well as clicks.

Google’s advertising program for website owners (which Google calls publishers

AdWords

A special type of ad that looks and sounds like an article, but is in fact an ad. Very few publishers will allow advertorials.

A computer program that allows email to be sent to a list of subscribers on a scheduled basis. Email messages can be written once, and then delivered to each person who subscribes on a schedule you decide.

The term blog stands for Weblog. A weblog used to be a way for website owners to communicate with a small group of people. Today, blogs have become much more as website owners sell products, offer opinions, syndicate their content, and more with blogging software and services.

A law enacted in 2004 to help curb the amount of pornographic email and unsolicited commercial email being sent.

The number of letters and numbers making up one line of information.