Hello all!
Babies ‘R’ Us has some exciting news for all of you. The Babies R Us Baby Fair is back and your customers can save up to Half Price at Babies R Us. Ends Thursday 16th June!
Below are some handpicked top selling items for you to promote immediately, happy sales!
HALF PRICE
Hauck Winnie The Pooh Travel Cot in Beige
Was £79.99
Now Only £39.99
SAVE £60
Babies “R” Us Zen All Weather Pushchair in Linear
Also available in Flutterbye
Was £149.99
Now Only £89.99
HALF PRICE
Graco Baby Delight Swing in Tutti Fruitti
Was £89.99
Now Only £44.99
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
Beline SP Plus Car Seat in Lime
Also available in Glacier
Was £99.99
Now Only £44.99 each
HALF PRICE
Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Essentials Set
Was £119.99
Now Only £59.99
SAVE £50
Sleigh Cotbed in White
Also available in Coco
Was £299.99
Now Only £249.99
SAVE £50
Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System – I Love My Bear
Was £279.99
Now Only £229.99
Happy Sales!
George
Monday, 23 May 2011
Thursday, 19 May 2011
How to Achieve Your Personal Goals
If you want to know how to achieve your personal goals in life, but you feel overwhelmed about knowing where to start, know this: Reaching goals in life can be achieved if you have a plan. A very effective way to develop and succeed in your personal goals is to engage a life coach. A life coach can assist with goal setting. Your coach can keep you on track by breaking each goal down to the nitty-gritty and by enforcing accountability. In the meantime, in order to achieve your personal goals:
Want it - In order to reach personal goals in life, you have to first really and truly, have a desire to attain it. Without the "want", there is very little incentive to achieve your personal goals. Personal life goals have to be something you want before you can set out to realize them.
Name it - Writing down your goals in as specific a manner as possible is very important, because, if you can't name it, you can't do it. Goal setting simply cannot occur without actually writing down goals to attain in a very specific manner. "I want to lose weight" is not a specific goal. However, "I want to lose 50 pounds" is very specific and it makes it easier to follow the next step.
Identify the steps - Once you have a, named and specific, personal goal set your next step is to identify the steps toward achieving your personal goals. Reaching goals in life requires taking very specific steps every day toward your stated goal. Again, this must be specific. "I will eat right" is not specific enough. Instead, state exactly what and how much you will eat each day. State exactly what and how much you will exercise each day. List in writing each step you need to take, in very specific terms.
Commit to it - To achieve goals, even ones that you write down, you have to make a commitment to it. When you write your goals down in black and white, including the steps you plan to take to reach them, you increase your chance for success. Make it a contract to yourself by dating it and signing it. When you sign off on the steps you commit to take to reach your goals know that you are making a promise to yourself to do what is on the contract.
Visualize success - There are plenty of scientific studies out there that prove that simply visualizing doing something right can increase your skill level. This is true for sports, and any type of skill you're trying to develop. Therefore, if you visualize yourself following the steps in your plan to achieve your personal goals, you'll be more likely to be successful. Make daily visualization of success a habit.
Review regularly - Periodically assess your progress and review whether your steps are accurate and realistic measures to take to reach your goals. If you need to adjust your contract, that is perfectly normal and acceptable. Just write the contract again and sign it again when you make adjustments. However, don't let yourself off the hook by making your goals and plans too easy. Set your goals high enough so that you are challenged. In fact, your goal should be set high enough that if you realize an 80 percent success rate, you can consider this achieved.
Be accountable - Find someone to whom you can be accountable and share the contract with them. You can pay a life coach, or you can ask a trusted friend to assist you. You must find someone who is willing to call you out if you're making excuses. Life coaching is an excellent way to get help with achieving life goals if you don't know anyone to help you properly.
Think you can't do much in 20 minutes? Schedule a free coaching consultation with certified Personal Life Coach Aurelia Williams and start forming your plan of action today!
http://wahmcart.com/x.php?adminid=69&id=1188
Want it - In order to reach personal goals in life, you have to first really and truly, have a desire to attain it. Without the "want", there is very little incentive to achieve your personal goals. Personal life goals have to be something you want before you can set out to realize them.
Name it - Writing down your goals in as specific a manner as possible is very important, because, if you can't name it, you can't do it. Goal setting simply cannot occur without actually writing down goals to attain in a very specific manner. "I want to lose weight" is not a specific goal. However, "I want to lose 50 pounds" is very specific and it makes it easier to follow the next step.
Identify the steps - Once you have a, named and specific, personal goal set your next step is to identify the steps toward achieving your personal goals. Reaching goals in life requires taking very specific steps every day toward your stated goal. Again, this must be specific. "I will eat right" is not specific enough. Instead, state exactly what and how much you will eat each day. State exactly what and how much you will exercise each day. List in writing each step you need to take, in very specific terms.
Commit to it - To achieve goals, even ones that you write down, you have to make a commitment to it. When you write your goals down in black and white, including the steps you plan to take to reach them, you increase your chance for success. Make it a contract to yourself by dating it and signing it. When you sign off on the steps you commit to take to reach your goals know that you are making a promise to yourself to do what is on the contract.
Visualize success - There are plenty of scientific studies out there that prove that simply visualizing doing something right can increase your skill level. This is true for sports, and any type of skill you're trying to develop. Therefore, if you visualize yourself following the steps in your plan to achieve your personal goals, you'll be more likely to be successful. Make daily visualization of success a habit.
Review regularly - Periodically assess your progress and review whether your steps are accurate and realistic measures to take to reach your goals. If you need to adjust your contract, that is perfectly normal and acceptable. Just write the contract again and sign it again when you make adjustments. However, don't let yourself off the hook by making your goals and plans too easy. Set your goals high enough so that you are challenged. In fact, your goal should be set high enough that if you realize an 80 percent success rate, you can consider this achieved.
Be accountable - Find someone to whom you can be accountable and share the contract with them. You can pay a life coach, or you can ask a trusted friend to assist you. You must find someone who is willing to call you out if you're making excuses. Life coaching is an excellent way to get help with achieving life goals if you don't know anyone to help you properly.
Think you can't do much in 20 minutes? Schedule a free coaching consultation with certified Personal Life Coach Aurelia Williams and start forming your plan of action today!
http://wahmcart.com/x.php?adminid=69&id=1188
Saturday, 2 April 2011
Twitter Account
I've finally joined the 2010's generation and set up a Twitter account.
I expect to be tweeting about new programs joining the directory, programs ending, and developments in online marketing.
If you want to 'follow' my tweets I'm at @AffiliateGeorge on Twitter.
This is a learning experience for me so don't expect great things straight away.
I'll most likely follow anyone who follows me so if you want followers let me know.
I expect to be tweeting about new programs joining the directory, programs ending, and developments in online marketing.
If you want to 'follow' my tweets I'm at @AffiliateGeorge on Twitter.
This is a learning experience for me so don't expect great things straight away.
I'll most likely follow anyone who follows me so if you want followers let me know.
Thursday, 24 March 2011
The Nintendo 3DS Launch
Dixons Retail, UK’s leading electrical retailer, is opening its busy London Oxford Street Currys Digital store at 23.45 Thursday 24th March ready for a special midnight launch of the Nintendo 3DS – spring 2011’s most hotly anticipated games console.
Black, the new, fashionable electricals boutique concept store from Currys and PC World, which opened its Birmingham flagship store last December, will also open its doors at 23.30 ready for midnight.
The first 150 customers to enter either the London Oxford Street’s Currys Digital or the Black store in Birmingham can pick up the new Nintendo 3DS console at a special launch price of £179*. They will also qualify for a £75 voucher book, which will entitle them to a range of exclusive gaming discounts including £5 off a selection of Nintendo 3DS games, £15 off a Wii Fit game and £20 off a Wii console.
The Nintendo 3DS is a new generation of portable games console enabling players to enjoy 3D gaming without the glasses. Users will also be able to take 3D pictures on the device and interact with other 3DS players online.
The midnight store launches will be taking place at Currys, 493-497 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1BX and Black, 79 High Street, Birmingham, B4 7TE
Offer only valid the evening of 24th March and expires the morning of 25th March.
Thursday, 10 February 2011
I received this letter.
"Hi George,
Offer: £20 OFF Reseller packages
Valid from: 1st February 2011
Valid to: 10th March 2011
Code: FEBHOST5
Offer: 5% OFF webhosting
Valid from: 1st February 2011
Valid to: 10th March 2011
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you require any further information about our services, our latest offers, or our affiliate program.
Thanks for your time, I look forward to hearing from you!
Kind regards
Karen"
Since Karen asked nicely I thought I'd blog the codes for UK2's offers. I know I haven't blogged much recently but that's not cause I've been lazy; it's because I've been busy.
I was without a phone for 19 days over Christmas and the New year and now have a new phone provider and ISP. That didn't help.
I've been thinking maybe the site is overdue for a re-design but this time I was thinking of something major.
How would people feel if the site stopped being a directory and became a wiki? Let me know.
George
Monday, 8 November 2010
UK2 Christmas Affiliate Prize Draw - Every sale creates a chance to win!
The more you sell with UK2 in November, December and January, the more chance you have of winning one of our fantastic prizes. Every time you make a sale you will be given an entry into our Christmas affiliate prize draw. Not only that, but our own customer Christmas competition will incentivise your traffic even more once they reach our website. So tell your visitors what they can win on our web site and win big yourself when they buy from us. (you can see full details of the customer competition here - total prize fund is over £5k)
Win the latest gadgets! 3 month promotion opportunity!
1st prize Samsung 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 200Hz Motion Plus Allshare 3D Ready Internet LCD TV with Freeview HD.
2nd prize Xbox 360 Console (4GB Hard Drive) with the most amazing thing to hit the gaming world ever - the Kinect Sensor
3rd prize Business plus web hosting package for 2 years
You can talk about our great customer competition and other offers from our web site or our voucher codes and use your affiliate links on your tweets, Facebook, your home pages (of course...!!), your emails, videos, article sites, social bookmarking sites etc? Text links are available to our competition page on all networks and banners will also be avalaible in the next week.
The web hosting market sees an increase in sales during the winter months so with all these promotions and incentives, it's a great time to put some extra effort in now and reap the benefits of commissions as high as 60% when you sign up to our direct scheme here.
Each affiliate will be informed monthly as to how many entries they get into the competition and the winner will be announced on our blog by February 5th.
Voucher codes:
UK2host 15% off web hosting
UK2VPS 15% off VPS hosting
All codes expire expire 31st January.
Win the latest gadgets! 3 month promotion opportunity!
1st prize Samsung 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 200Hz Motion Plus Allshare 3D Ready Internet LCD TV with Freeview HD.
2nd prize Xbox 360 Console (4GB Hard Drive) with the most amazing thing to hit the gaming world ever - the Kinect Sensor
3rd prize Business plus web hosting package for 2 years
You can talk about our great customer competition and other offers from our web site or our voucher codes and use your affiliate links on your tweets, Facebook, your home pages (of course...!!), your emails, videos, article sites, social bookmarking sites etc? Text links are available to our competition page on all networks and banners will also be avalaible in the next week.
The web hosting market sees an increase in sales during the winter months so with all these promotions and incentives, it's a great time to put some extra effort in now and reap the benefits of commissions as high as 60% when you sign up to our direct scheme here.
Each affiliate will be informed monthly as to how many entries they get into the competition and the winner will be announced on our blog by February 5th.
Voucher codes:
UK2host 15% off web hosting
UK2VPS 15% off VPS hosting
All codes expire expire 31st January.
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Removal of Support for Programs of the Big Business Society 35
This week 35 Chief Executives and Chairman of some the laergest companies in the UK issued a statement in the form of a letter to the Daily Telegraph supporting the British Government's plans to institute widespread cuts in public services and state benefits.
See http://boycottbigbusinesssociety.blogspot.com/2010/10/offending-letter.html for details.
Given that such cuts will hurt their customers and ultimately their shareholders I have to assume that the motivations behind this action are party political rather than business-focussed and can no longer support the businesses of these individuals.
It is hard to see how business can continue to grow and develop when customers have no money to purchase goods and services.
The signatories to the letter are listed below and a number of their businesses, such as Mothercare and Carphone Warehouse run affiliate programs which have been supported by Global Affiliate Programs for many years. I have not yet identified all the brands of these companies; those I have identified will be removed over the next few days and others will be removed as their ownership becomes apparent.
Will Adderley, CEO, Dunelm Group
Robert Bensoussan, Chairman, L.K. Bennett
Andy Bond, Chairman, Asda
Ian Cheshire, Chief Executive, Kingfisher
Gerald Corbett, Chairman, SSL International, moneysupermarket.com, Britvic
Peter Cullum, Executive Chairman, Towergate
Tej Dhillon, Chairman and CEO, Dhillon Group
Philip Dilley, Chairman, Arup
Charles Dunstone, Chairman, Carphone Warehouse Group, TalkTalk Telecom Group
Warren East, CEO, ARM Holdings
Gordon Frazer, Managing Director, Microsoft UK
Sir Christopher Gent, Non-Executive Chairman, GlaxoSmithKline
Ben Gordon, Chief Executive, Mothercare
Anthony Habgood, Chairman, Whitbread, Chairman, Reed Elsevier
Aidan Heavey, Chief Executive, Tullow Oil
Neil Johnson, Chairman, UMECO
Nick Leslau, Chairman, Prestbury Group
Ian Livingston, CEO, BT Group
Ruby McGregor-Smith, CEO, MITIE Group
Rick Medlock, CFO, Inmarsat; Non-Executive Director lovefilms.com, The Betting Group
John Nelson, Chairman, Hammerson
Stefano Pessina, Executive Chairman, Alliance Boots
Nick Prest, Chairman, AVEVA
Nick Robertson, CEO, ASOS
Sir Stuart Rose, Chairman, Marks & Spencer
Tim Steiner, CEO, Ocado
Andrew Sukawaty, Chairman and CEO, Inmarsat
Michael Turner, Executive Chairman, Fuller, Smith and Turner
Moni Varma, Chairman, Veetee
Paul Walker, Chief Executive, Sage
Paul Walsh, Chief Executive, Diageo
Robert Walters, CEO, Robert Walters
Joseph Wan, Chief Executive, Harvey Nichols
Bob Wigley, Chairman, Expansys, Stonehaven Associates, Yell Group
Simon Wolfson, Chief Executive, Next
The action of the 35 super-rich business people has also been criticised by the Federation of Small Businesses, who are clearly more in touch with their customers than the super-rich are. See this report.
The spending cuts supported by these people have been attacked by senior economists.
David Blanchflower, a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, said of the letter: "It's a terrible, terrible mistake. The sensible thing to do is to spread [the cuts] over a long time. Clearly you have to deal with the deficit, but there is no economics that says you have to deal with it in a week or a month."
Big business seems to think it can dictate public policy to the rest of us. It has to be told it cannot.
See http://boycottbigbusinesssociety.blogspot.com/2010/10/offending-letter.html for details.
Given that such cuts will hurt their customers and ultimately their shareholders I have to assume that the motivations behind this action are party political rather than business-focussed and can no longer support the businesses of these individuals.
It is hard to see how business can continue to grow and develop when customers have no money to purchase goods and services.
The signatories to the letter are listed below and a number of their businesses, such as Mothercare and Carphone Warehouse run affiliate programs which have been supported by Global Affiliate Programs for many years. I have not yet identified all the brands of these companies; those I have identified will be removed over the next few days and others will be removed as their ownership becomes apparent.
Will Adderley, CEO, Dunelm Group
Robert Bensoussan, Chairman, L.K. Bennett
Andy Bond, Chairman, Asda
Ian Cheshire, Chief Executive, Kingfisher
Gerald Corbett, Chairman, SSL International, moneysupermarket.com, Britvic
Peter Cullum, Executive Chairman, Towergate
Tej Dhillon, Chairman and CEO, Dhillon Group
Philip Dilley, Chairman, Arup
Charles Dunstone, Chairman, Carphone Warehouse Group, TalkTalk Telecom Group
Warren East, CEO, ARM Holdings
Gordon Frazer, Managing Director, Microsoft UK
Sir Christopher Gent, Non-Executive Chairman, GlaxoSmithKline
Ben Gordon, Chief Executive, Mothercare
Anthony Habgood, Chairman, Whitbread, Chairman, Reed Elsevier
Aidan Heavey, Chief Executive, Tullow Oil
Neil Johnson, Chairman, UMECO
Nick Leslau, Chairman, Prestbury Group
Ian Livingston, CEO, BT Group
Ruby McGregor-Smith, CEO, MITIE Group
Rick Medlock, CFO, Inmarsat; Non-Executive Director lovefilms.com, The Betting Group
John Nelson, Chairman, Hammerson
Stefano Pessina, Executive Chairman, Alliance Boots
Nick Prest, Chairman, AVEVA
Nick Robertson, CEO, ASOS
Sir Stuart Rose, Chairman, Marks & Spencer
Tim Steiner, CEO, Ocado
Andrew Sukawaty, Chairman and CEO, Inmarsat
Michael Turner, Executive Chairman, Fuller, Smith and Turner
Moni Varma, Chairman, Veetee
Paul Walker, Chief Executive, Sage
Paul Walsh, Chief Executive, Diageo
Robert Walters, CEO, Robert Walters
Joseph Wan, Chief Executive, Harvey Nichols
Bob Wigley, Chairman, Expansys, Stonehaven Associates, Yell Group
Simon Wolfson, Chief Executive, Next
The action of the 35 super-rich business people has also been criticised by the Federation of Small Businesses, who are clearly more in touch with their customers than the super-rich are. See this report.
The spending cuts supported by these people have been attacked by senior economists.
David Blanchflower, a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, said of the letter: "It's a terrible, terrible mistake. The sensible thing to do is to spread [the cuts] over a long time. Clearly you have to deal with the deficit, but there is no economics that says you have to deal with it in a week or a month."
Big business seems to think it can dictate public policy to the rest of us. It has to be told it cannot.
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