Affiliate Marketing Secrets

From social media sites, Facebook, twitter, etc, and Youtube. Besides this sites, look for some good sites where your links have sense to be there.
thanks

I want to maximize my marketing effort using Twitter, can anyone tell me what are the secrets for it to be successful?

I googled my name and I instantly got my full name, address (with map), landlord and other people affiliated with me…All on one page….I DON’T HAVE a Facebook, I DON’T HAVE a twitter and I use fake names for my email addresses and things of that nature…Not only that, but I specifically told my phone company verizon.. TWICE…that I didn’t want my number listed….How did this happen and how do I have my info removed from the internet?

For example, facebook and Twitter are used for social networking, YouTube for videos.. So what kind of niche which isn’t fully exploited today would boom, in say 5 years time?
BQ: websites you visit most often, along with age, nationality and gender.

For example, facebook and Twitter are used for social networking, YouTube for videos.. So what kind of niche which isn’t fully exploited today would boom, in say 5 years time?
BQ: websites you visit most often, along with age, nationality and gender.

I understand that the gist of this question has been asked before, but I am not looking for a simple answer. This is for an essay I am writing and I am very curious about what people truly think about how long Facebook will be the social network everyone is using. Social networking websites have constantly been rising and falling since the dawn of the internet, but Facebook seems to be taking on a life of it’s own. We all thought that Myspace was the be all and end all in the realm of interconnection, but then our views were shattered with the sweeping coup by Facebook. I am just looking for serious opinions on how this whole thing will pan out. Unlike other varieties of social networking, Facebook seems to be coming out with an update before it has been necessary. Facebook comes out with a new update, feature, or overall improvement faster than it’s users can comprehend. It is akin to a record holder beating his/her own previous record before anyone else has a chance to try; Facebook developers are producing new material before anyone else even has a chance to come up with the idea. It’s truly brilliant in my opinion, but in retrospect this makes me question how far this can go. The only other website that I can think of which rivals Facebook (but not actually at all) is Twitter; which basically took the “status” feature, and made it the center aspect of the website. Twitter basically fell into the niche Facebook left for it: a hub for celebrity’s updates. As of now, Facebook seems to be keeping up with technology and pop culture, but all good things must come to an end, no? And with Facebook going public this year, I am just wondering; will I be the annoying Father (or even Grandfather) trying to friend my children on Facebook, like my parents are currently doing, in 20+ years? Does Facebook have what it takes to keep up with our out-of-control/insatiable culture?
Serious responses only please.