You even might not be familiar with them at all.

It's a shame! Marketing nowadays is a necessity in every field.

These marketing words are used a lot all over the internet and it is every important that you have some understanding of what they mean.

And since I know all about these words and language, I am going to help you understand the reality and nature of these top used marketing words.

Today I am going to list the next 25 words of the top 247 marketing words you have to know about now!

1. Crawler: also called “spider” is a program that searches websites to add them in search engines
2. Cross promotion: it is a plan in which you sell your product in conjunction with promoting another product
3. CSS: cascading style sheet. It is a form of html coding which allows you to change the style of a web page without having to edit each individual page.
4. Dedicated hosting: it is a web hosting server that is dedicated only for your website. This means it isn't shared by other customers.
5. Del.icio.us: a social bookmarking site for sharing and storing bookmarks with other users. It is free and viewable by public, so simply anyone can see the bookmarked pages on it.
6. Digg: a web 2.0 site that articles and blogs are listed on. It brings more traffic to your site.
7. Directory site: it is an organized site that lists a huge number of websites. You can list your sites in a directory to be found online and get more traffic.
8. Domain name: it is the name of your website such as: triond.com
9. Double opt-in: it is when you opt-in for information from a site and asks for your email to send you the information and then send you an email with a verification link to make sure that you really want this information requested. So after you verify that they send you the information requested.
10. E-bay: one of the biggest online markets where you can buy anything. It uses an auction form in buying and selling where the highest bidder gets the product.
11. E-business: it is any business that gets its income and traffic online
12. E-book: a book that is downloaded and read on computers. It can be of .pdf or .exe extensions. Pdf is the format of books read on acrobat reader.
13. Emoticons: these are icons that can be animated in order to show emotions when you are chatting or talking to anyone online
14. EPC: earnings per click
15. Ezine: electronic magazine where you can submit articles about your products to drive traffic to your selling site
16. FAQ: frequently asked questions that are asked about any website. It acts as a help forum to understand what the site is all about.
17. Flaming: it is writing comments that seem normal but they contain degrading tone and intents. These comments are called flames.
18. Folksonomy: a labeling system that allows you to categorize websites, links and photos
19. Forum: is a place online that holds discussions about a website or topic. There you can post comments or questions to be answered. A great way to express your point of view and to get more publicity to your site.
20. Freelancer: someone who works by a job done. They get paid for each job they get done. You can find freelancers on elance.com and rent-a-coder.com
21. FRA: free reprint articles. These are articles you are free to use again to add on your blog or site to gain extra content that helps you be found on search engines.
22. FTP: the standard protocol to download and upload files online. It is essential to upload your files on your website.
23. Ghost site: a site that is no longer updated but still online
24. Guru: an experienced teacher that influence others to do as he/she teach
25. Give away rights: this is when you give away a product for free and allow others to distribute it for free

Myth: Paid to Click (PTC) is Nothing but a Bunch of Scams

Fact

There are scams and there are legitimate sites in ptc. You just have to know which ones are not. It’s a trial and error thing. The more you penetrate the community, the more you’ll know which sites do really pay and which sites stay the longest. There are some sites that pay at the start and then will disappear just when clickers start to invest money by becoming premium members. NeoBux is the top legitimate site today with its $2.00 minimum payout that can be cashed out instantly; payment was sent to my Alertpay account in less than a minute. It is also the fastest growing number of members in the ptc community. In fact, it has changed the reputation of ptc. It called itself “Innovation in PTC.” Click here to see ptc scam lists.

Myth: PTC is a Get-Rich-Quick Scheme

Fact

PTC is NOT a get-rich quick scheme; earnings are in trickles from $0.0001 to $.02 cent per clicked or viewed site.

Myth: You Can Easily Get 100 Referrals by Inviting All Your Friends

Fact

You can invite all your friends and relatives in all your social networking sites and you’re one lucky person if a dozen will even become a referral much more keep on clicking daily. Not all your friends will be interested. 95% will even delete your message rather quickly without reading it. Isn’t that what we do when we receive the same thing from them? Only those who have been wanting to earn money online or at least open to the idea will give your message a thought. A few will try but will likely not last.

Myth: You Can Earn $100 USD Daily by Clicking 10 Ads in 10 Sites with the Help of 100 Referrals Who are Doing the Same Clicking

Fact

Sure, it’s possible to get 100 referrals (especially when you buy them). The thing is, not all referrals click daily. I myself don’t click 7 days a week. Maybe at the start, but it’s definitely impossible to keep on clicking for 10 ads in 10-20 sites every single day. My fingers would feel sore and my back would ache not to mention eye strain plus I have other things to do online.

I made sure I will not invest money when I join online businesses and ptc is no exemption so I didn’t buy referrals. What I did was advertise my links or website (Blogger.). A few times I advertised on some classifieds since I’m too lazy to post/advertise my website. After a month I got about one or two referrals in some sites. I got excited only to realize that they clicked only one to five ads or clicked all the ads on the day they joined and I’ve never heard from them again.

Myth: You’ll Earn a Monthly Income at Each PTC Site

Fact

Relying on your own clicks will only earn you $0.10 cents daily in most sites which translates to only $3.00 monthly granting you clicked 10 ads daily at $0.01 each. 98% of the proven legitimate sites today only pay out when you reach $10.00. It will take you three to four months to reach the amount. Even if you’ll join NeoBux with only a minimum payout of $2.00 the first time (it increases by a dollar in the succeeding payouts up to $10.00) it only gives 4-6 sites to click daily for free members(demographically). If you’re clicking on your own you will still not reach the amount in a month. You can reach it if you have one referral who will click daily but not anymore when the payout increases by a dollar. I'm not sure about when you're in a different region though. Only 5-6 ads are available for me daily.

Myth: Joining Many Sites Will Maximize Your PTC Earnings

Fact

Initially, I registered to more than 30 sites but I slowly narrowed it down to 12. Joining as many sites will waste your time and effort. It’s not worth it. What if most are scams? It’s a very big risk that will only discourage you. Know the real sites that pay and stick with them.

Myth: PTC is the Easiest Way to Earn Online

Fact

If you can’t join the get paid to blog because of certain qualifications such as having your own paid website then ptc is the easiest way to earn online. But being a ptc aficionado means a whole lot of perseverance and patience. And I really mean a whole lot. It is one tedious job. Yes, it’s easy since all you have to do is click and view ads; anybody with basic computer knowledge can do it, you don’t have to do research and thought processing. You do need more than basic computer knowledge if you want to promote your links and banners using your own free website. For me, it’s a side job worth risking. I don’t think about monthly income, instead it’s about quarterly or annual with hopes that the sites stay that long and my referrals will increase and will keep on clicking.

Do the So-Called Legitimate/Trusted Sites Really Pay?

Do zebras have stripes? Of course they pay. Absolutely! I have been paid by a few sites so I can honestly say that they pay. The question should be more like which sites do pay?

1. Join a site, it can be one you have heard good reports on, or one a friend has recommended. It is best to join sites that have been around for a while as they are more likely to be legit.
2. Start advertising for free referrals in your blogs and using traffic exchanges. I would suggest not to buy referrals until you have been paid. Sure you may have seen payment proofs and Tom, Dick and Sue may have said they make $100 per week from a site but still be wary until the money is in your alertpay account. If you were to pay for 500 referrals and the site did not pay you or closed down your investment would be lost and you would be down in money. PTC should be worked like a business and built up slowly.
3. When you had made the minimum payout, cash out. Do this a few times and when you have been paid the second time I suggest you invest half of you earnings in referrals. So if you are paid $10 I would suggest putting $5 back in for around 5 referrals. Hopefully these referrals will be active and you will reach the payout much quicker third time round.
4. Repeat the process of investing half of your earnings every time you are paid. This way you are still making something from the site while expanding your downline. Perhaps you can wait one full month before withdrawing your earnings, and if you get into this routine, you should see you earnings building up month by month. At the same time you can continue to invest some of your earnings for referrals.

Repeat steps 1-4 for as many PTC sites as you wish. The advantage of this is that if one of your PTC goes bust you will still have other sites to focus on.

Happy clicking.

Even with many people using and approving the security of PayPal, other still was uncomfortable about having to use theirs credit card number on a online business, so they give space to people earn exchanging credits. Also in PayPal shadows appeared many other systems working with eMoney or metals, like Alertpay, eGold and others that created a market of exchanges of online money. To this market was given the name o eCurrency.

Then also appeared the pai to websites, websites where people earn doing actions like click on ads, read emails, post on forums, and to receive earning by eMoney, and with then people started over and over more, using the e-Money on exchanges creating a big market of those. Now we nee to wait and see if this job will be really good or if will stop soon.