Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I’m in the process of programming a job board. I’m going to backfill some of the positions using www.simplyhired.com job board. It’s a job board aggregator. A lot of smaller niche job boards use this job board because they like to populate their job boards with jobs.
How do I do this without the job seeker knowing they’ve gone to another site.
Here’s a sample website, not mine: sensationaljobs.com. If you click on one of the jobs on the website it takes you to simply hired job board. I want to create a site using simplyhired jobs as backfill but having the job seeker stay on my site or at least blocking out the simply hired logo when they arrive at the stie and replacing it with mine. I don’t know if this is possible because the job seeker actually goes to another site. Help.

Considering various programming languages to learn in my field and I am wondering which would be a better path to take: learn a popular language that is widely used and there is high demand for, but there is also a lot of competition for (Java for example) OR learn a more niche language that fewer people know thereby increasing my unique skills, but which there is also less demand for (Python, for example)

It seems like there is so much technology out there (Cisco, Juniper, XTML, Pearl, Adobe and so on) there is no way one person can grasp all its concepts. So I guess my question is, whats the best way to base my career path in IT? Is it to study a niche, like Networking or Programming? Or should I spend my time learning about bits and pieces of as much as I can to be more well rounded?

What are they? I know about…
improv comedy
entrepreneurship
computer programming
POSSIBLY management consultant
What else?

Hello, I am about to create my first website and I need some programming help. Though I can not say the name of the website, it is an affiliate gadget review website. The name is kinda like twitter. When you want to send a message to someone you send a tweet. On my website, I want is so that when someone writes a review on my website it would say, Vellinthy —-(named of website)— “It’s a great product”
Over all I need someone to point me in the right direction so when someone sends in a review on a product, instead of saying review it says a different work. Possibly a plugin will allow me to do this?
Thank you very much!

I have a social network niche that is untapped. In other words, I have an idea for a social network that no one has used. How do I go about creating it? Any programs(Adobe, Javascript, ect.?)