Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I enlisted in the Air Force last July and I’m currently finishing my senior year of high school before leaving for BMT in August. I got a 93 on the ASVAB and I chose command post as my job. I originally wanted air traffic control, however my uncorrected vision was not good enough. My plan is to get lasik to improve my uncorrected vision and hopefully cross train into ATC. My recruiter, who has been beyond helpful in this whole process, says that this shouldn’t be a problem, and the head Air Force lady at the MEPS seemed to think it was highly likely as well. Now that you know the situation, my questions are:
1. What are the chances that I am successful in cross training into ATC from CP?
2. Does anyone know anything about the command post job? I’ve heard mixed reviews and I’m looking for more.
3. I want to make a career out of the Air Force, but I’m undecided about an original four or six year enlistment. Any opinions on that?
4. The command post job comes with top secret security clearance, how valuable is this in the civilian job market?
My recruiter has answered these questions for me, however I’m just looking for a few more opinions on them. Any other information you think is important is also greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help!

My website is a music blog that updates users of new music, and every post I include a Amazon MP3 and iTunes affiliate link. But almost nobody is actually using them and buying the music through my website. It gets about 1300 unique visitors every day. So why aren’t people buying the music? Thanks

Have started affiliated marketing of e-books about relationship and sexuality since October 2009. Till now, have problems in converting traffic into sales. I rely heavily on article marketing, till date, I have submitted over 200 articles on various sites, one of which is at ezines. I post 3 articles a week. I have also created a blog and it now has over 300 postings and have a daily traffic of over 300 visits. I have also signed on social networking sites, forums and also ping my blog regularly. I have signed up for back links or reciprocal links on various directories. Till now, my sales are very pathetic.I can’t even more than US$100 per month and sales are very sporadic. I have paid close attention to using keywords such as choosing those keywords which boost a monthly search of at least 500 on my headings and 1st few paragraphs of my articles.
I’m not sure what went wrong. I have been doing things very diligently, consistently and in a very disciplined manner.
I need some advice in how I can successfully convert the traffic to my sites into real sales as well as any other advice on how to turnaround my situation. Thanks for your advice and suggestions.

What is that song by Waka Flocka thats got to do with the bloods? Has a really good tune to it. IT’S NOT: Bloodin’, Crippin’ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T670hSG8eZk
*This post is in no way affiliated with any gang or it’s members.*

I am making a tiny income online ($100) and I would like to further this, the first bit of income is purely from one website, I have an idea for another site also which has potential to make me a lot more but im not sure what to do after.
Should I create around 4 niche websites that make an income of around $100 leaving me with a nice income every month or should I just keep going until I can’t make anymore?
Or should I just have 2 and try and further them by getting them ranked for more keywords and optimize them more and post more etc?
What do you think I should do?
Thanks.

I have a niche luxury home photo tumblr blog..
I’ve been getting a lot of followers, but only 20 unique views a day.
I am monetizing it, and have ads. But with 20 unique views a day, I’m not gonna get much money.
I post original stuff, and it all has thousands of notes with me as the source – so that’s why I’m getting new followers, etc. All of my views come from “word of mouth” kind of.
how can I get it to show up in search engines, etc? I think I have a success, I just need to get it in google. I’ve submitted it, too.