Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I was wondering if any stores sell sheets of Colored Butcher Paper – NOT the rolls. For my college’s chemistry club, we are trying to get some, but they seem to only sell by the roll (which is around $50-$150). We don’t need that much, just a sheet of it.
My college has those papers, but because we weren’t affiliated with that particular program in our school – they wouldn’t let us get 9ft of butcher paper (even if we paid). And to get affiliated, we need to go to a workshop that is offered a few weeks later (which is past our planned function).
Help please?

Nope – but I’m sure it couldn’t hurt! I personally do affiliate marketing full time, and it is completely irrelevant to what I went to school for. There was a bit of a learning curve, but all the information you need is available online if you can be diligent about learning.
I would recommend an affiliate program that has some training built in, and minimal need for technical know-how. IMO, Empower Network is the top choice for someone new to have the potential to turn a profit quickly. You can get a lot of info about them on my blog – http://RebeccaALaw.com – if that’s something you’re interested in! Good luck 🙂

I want to start a small modest clothing business to support the local Islamic school. Our Islamic academy doesn’t take in enough in tuition to support itself and needs a sustainable income. I only need like $2000 in capital and of course would have open financial records for any donor. The problem is that our local Muslim community doesn’t have much disposable income (that’s why our school needs help in the first place). There is definitely a niche for this kind of business in my community. Does anyone know of any organizations or individuals who provide funding for this kind of venture? We would even pay back the initial funding if required.

Hey! I have looked EVERYWHERE online trying to find how can I make money online for free. I have tried this after that after this after that, and I still have not made a single dollar. I have watched video after video that tells me all the money that I can make and then at the end of the video it says, “I am only charging $49 or $94” or something like that.
I just started college and I do not have ANY money at all. There are things that I would like and need for college like an iPad, new laptop, books, plus more, but as I already said I do not have ANY money. I have tried and looked into everything from selling, blogging, surveys, affiliates, etc.
So if you know of how to raise money on the Internet without taking all my time from my studies I would greatly appreciate it. Oh, and I realize that people are not going to give me money. Any help and knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.

Glassworks used to have a location at North & Clybourn but their only location now is in the suburbs and I am in need of a local business that can cut custom glass shelving for a wall niche. Thank you!

Ireland says may need 15 billion euro funding by end 2013
Ireland may need up to 15 billion euros (13 billion pounds) in funding by the end of 2013, the head of the debt management agency said on Friday.
Asked if Ireland would need that much ahead of a bond repayment in early 2014, John Corrigan said that was “in the right ball park” but at the upper end of the range.
He said it was not possible to say when Ireland would return to longer-term debt markets.
“There is no box with a secret plan with a rate and a date, it has to be driven by market circumstances,” Corrigan told a parliamentary committee.
Corrigan said that the cut in Ireland’s interest rate from the European Union could save the country around 830 million euros in 2012 and 1.1 billion per year after that, but said the details had yet to be worked out.
The chief executive of Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency , Brendan McDonah, told the same meeting that he expected his agency to post a pre-impairment profit of at least 500 million euros.
(Reporting by Conor Humphries)
What about all them promises Enda Kenny?? I bet the Irish people will have to pay that back for decades to come.