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		<title>By: Daniel M. Clark</title>
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		<description>All the things you listed are the exact reasons why I only ever promote products on Amazon when I&#039;m too lazy to go somewhere else. The one thing Amazon&#039;s got now that gives them an advantage to us lazy affiliates is the stripe. They made it super easy to get a simple link to a product.

If I were doing sites that focused heavily on music or books though, I&#039;d definitely *not* be using Amazon as my anchor merchant.

24-hour cookies? Puh-leeze.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All the things you listed are the exact reasons why I only ever promote products on Amazon when I&#8217;m too lazy to go somewhere else. The one thing Amazon&#8217;s got now that gives them an advantage to us lazy affiliates is the stripe. They made it super easy to get a simple link to a product.</p>
<p>If I were doing sites that focused heavily on music or books though, I&#8217;d definitely *not* be using Amazon as my anchor merchant.</p>
<p>24-hour cookies? Puh-leeze.</p>
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