PostmasterDirect - One of the industry's most trusted source of email list management, brokerage and delivery services since 1996. Bulletmail - Since 1997, thousands of smart marketers - from small "mom and pop" businesses and tiny start-ups to Fortune 500 corporations - trust their opt-in email marketing campaigns to BulletMail. Opt-In Inc - Since 1998, Opt In Inc has assisted thousands of clients worldwide achieve their direct marketing objectives via our permission-based, opt in email marketing solutions. Permission Direct - PermissionDIRECT.com is the leading opt-in email list broker with access to over 30,000,000 opt-in email addresses in over 3,000+ categories of interest from over 200 distinct sites on the web. OPT-Influence - OPT-INfluence.com specializes in reaching targeted audiences via email newsletter advertising. iBill - A credit card processor that is mostly used for recurring payments. Their rates are a little high (15%), but they are one of the best companies to work with if you want to setup a membership site. They handle all the member management as well as affiliate payouts. There are no setup or monthly fees. Paysystems - Like most third party billers, PaySystem's rates are on the high side. The plus side is there are no monthly fees, it only costs $49 to get setup, and only takes about 48 hours to get started. 2Checkout - This company is very similar to Paysystems. Quick & easy setup, no long term contracts and reasonable rates. $49 Setup Fee, $0.45 per Sale + 5.5% of Sale Amount. Cardservice - Cardservice International offers traditional and Internet merchants comprehensive payment solutions. You can accept most major credit cards, accept checks, and process credit cards over the telephone. iFulFill - iFulFill is more than just a credit card processor... they are a fulfillment company. They fulfill orders and ship your packages. If you have a tangible product, like books, this company is worth checking out. Clickbank - ClickBank is only for digital products. You can't sell tangible products that have to be shipped. Their rates are a little higher than the avereage ($1 + 7.5%), but they are one of the easier processors to work with. They also include a built-in affiliate program... they track and pay your affiliates for you. There is a one-time fee of $49.95. Verza - With Verza you can instantly enable your website to sell products and/or content. You sign-up online, there are no setup fees, and you can start accepting orders on your own website in minutes. Also, Verza provides everything you need to be successful online including: a virtual shopping cart, reseller program, fraud screening, and direct deposit pay-outs. CCNow - This company provides a comprehensive set of secure online checkout services for web sites that sell tangible merchandise. PayPal - PayPal is mostly known for giving people a way to pay for auctions they won at eBay. But PayPal also makes a good credit card processor for anyone that wants to sell tangible or digital products. You can even setup a recurring payments. There is no monthly cost... you only pay 30 + 2.9% per sale. StormPay - StormPay is a clone of PayPal. Some people who have had problems with PayPal prefer this company. Their rates are similar to PayPal.... no monthly costs, 39¢ transaction fee + 2.9% per sale. PennyWeb - Whether you're looking for branding, unique visitors, or customer acquisitions, PennyWeb is a very good solution. They can significantly raise your ROI with a combination of top brands, wide reach, and precision targeting. ClickxChange - Increase traffic to your website and market your products and services to potential customers through our easy to use online account manager. DoubleClick - With over 750 publishers in 19 International Networks, DoubleClick can be a cost-effective way to test an ad campaign across a variety of sites. ValueClick - ValueClick Media has partnered with more than 6,000 quality media properties to provide marketers and agencies with access to one of the largest and most reputable online advertising networks. With a single buy, marketers can reach their target audience across major portals, top vertical content sites and niche content sites. 24/7 Real Media - With more than 1,400 client Web sites worldwide, and serving more than 200 billion ads a month, ValueClick is a leader in banner advertising. Some of their clients include: Verizon, PlayBoy, Discovery Online, USA Today, and more. Burst! Media - Burst! Media sells advertising for more than 2000 websites that represent the highest quality specialty content on the Internet. The great benefit of advertising with Burst! is that they let you choose what sites your banner ads are shown on, and monitor exact stats by banner and/or by site, in real time. FastClick- The Fastclick online advertising network combines the latest innovations in business and technology empowering advertisers of all sizes and budgets to achieve brand awareness, lead generation and sales. Overture - Formerly known as GoTo, Overture is the most widely used pay per click search engine. Overture supplies results for some of the most popular search engines and search portals, including AltaVista, GO, HotBot, iWon, Lycos, MSN Search and NBCi. Google Adwords - Google AdWords enables you to manage your own account, and with cost-per-click (CPC) pricing, you pay only when users click on your ad. You control your costs by setting a daily budget for what you are willing to spend each day. FindWhat - distributes your keyword text ads throughout a distribution partner network of hundreds of high-traffic websites including large search engines such as CNET’s Search.com, Excite, Webcrawler, MetaCrawler, Dogpile and Microsoft Internet Explorer Autosearch. Kanoodle - Kanoodle has partnerships with sites such as, NetZero, DogPile, CNET, Metacrawler and Turbofind. Its non-paid listings are supplied by Inktomi. At the time of this writing, they are offering a free $10 trial account to new users. 7Search - 7Search results appear in over 35% of the top 150 search engines in English-speaking countries and Alexa shows it to have a significant amount of traffic compared to other pay per click search engines. Services offered to advertisers include immediate e-mail notification when you are outbid for the top ranking on a keyword, a keyword generator tool, and a 1:1 banner exchange program. GoClick - GoClick is a recommended pay per click search engine that is always growing in traffic and having new tools and utilities added. You can have bids automatically raise or lower based in a maxium set by you. Local targeting is available; select from US/Canadian or worldwide specific traffic. Easily set up sub-accounts for different URLs or sites with their own set of keywords and bidding rules Enhance Interactive - Formerly known as Ah-Ha.com, Enhance Interactive has just undergone a site re-design featuring a new and improved accounts area. You can participate in its LogoLink program by including a logo graphic next to your listing. Listing your site with Enhance Interactive will make your site visible to about 50% of the top 10 pay per click search engines. ePilot - ePilot's results are displayed on partners' sites such as NetZero, DogPile and InfoSpace. ePilot's accounts area has undergone a major upgrade and is very easy to use. Xuppa - Formerly Bay9, Xuppa still boasts a good amount of traffic according to Alexa. It has an affiliate program that pays 20% of referred account sign ups and will continue to pay 20% for 1 year. It also pays 20% of clicks on bidded listings. Search123 - Search123 has great tools to help you control your pay per click advertising budget. You can set a spend limit by the hour, day, week or month. IQSeek - IQSeek is a well established search engine and has been developing its pay per click model for quite some time. It has a good amount of traffic compared to most other pay per click search engines. Google - Google has a well-deserved reputation as the top choice for those searching the web. The crawler-based service provides both comprehensive coverage of the web along with great relevancy. It's highly recommended as a first stop in your hunt for whatever you are looking for. AllTheWeb - An excellent crawler-based search engine, All The Web provides both comprehensive coverage of the web and outstanding relevancy. If you tried Google and didn't find it, All The Web should probably be next on your list. Yahoo - Launched in 1994, Yahoo is the web's oldest "directory," a place where human editors organize web sites into categories. However, in October 2002, Yahoo made a giant shift to using Google's crawler-based listings for its main results. MSN Search - MSN Search provides a blend of human-powered directory information and crawler coverage different from any of the other top choices listed above. It's a high quality resource that provides its own unique view of the web and one worth checking. AOL Search - AOL Search provides users with editorial listings that come from Google's crawler-based index. AOL has an internal and an external version. The "internal" version of AOL Search provides links to content only available within the AOL online service. In this way, you can search AOL and the entire web at the same time. The "external" version lacks these links. Ask Jeeves - Ask Jeeves initially gained fame in 1998 and 1999 as being the "natural language" search engine that let you search by asking questions and responded with what seemed to be the right answer to everything. Today, Ask Jeeves depends on crawler-based technology to provide results to its users. These results come from the Teoma search engine that it owns (see below) Hotbot - One of the largest search engines, indexing 110 million pages. Powered by Inktomi, new submissions appear to be taking two weeks or longer to appear. Lycos - One of the largest search engines, Lycos appears to be moving towards becoming a directory and is using the Open Directory for some search results. It can be slow to index new sites. The lycos spider ignores meta tags in pages. Teoma - Teoma is a crawler-based search engine owned by Ask Jeeves. It has a smaller index of the web than its rival crawler-competitors Google, AllTheWeb.com, Inktomi and AltaVista. However, being large doesn't make much of a difference when it comes to popular queries, and Teoma's won praise for its relevancy since it appeared in 2000. Inktomi - The database used by some of the largest search engines, including Hotbot. Inktomi is also used by Yahoo when no matches are found in Yahoo's own database. LookSmart - A medium-sized directory that has a commercial search listings enabling businesses to reach 77 percent of U.S. Internet users. Open Directory - The Open Directory uses volunteer editors to catalog the web. Formerly known as NewHoo, it was launched in June 1998. It was acquired by AOL Time Warner-owned Netscape in November 1998, and the company pledged that anyone would be able to use information from the directory through an open license arrangement. AltaVista - This is a popular search engine with one of the largest databases on the web, indexing more than 350 million pages. It was once the google of its day but later attempted to turn into a portal site. Over time, relevancy dropped, as did the freshness of AltaVista's listings and the crawler's coverage of the web. They are getting back on track now and are focused on being a search engine again. Netscape Search - Owned by AOL Time Warner, Netscape Search uses Google for its main listings, just as does AOL's other major search site, AOL Search. The main difference between Netscape Search and Google is that Netscape Search will list some of Netscape's own content at the top of its results. It's smarter to just go right to google and cut out the middle man. LockHost - LockHost recognizes that downtime is not an option for your servers. 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HagenHosting - Hagen provides web hosting and applications hosting solutions to thousands of small, mid-size, and large corporations and organizations, as well as educational institutions, government agencies, and individuals. Their plans start at $3.95/month RackSpace - Their prices are a little high but they make up for it with their "fanatical support"  and 99% uptime. I've been using them for almost a year now and my site hasn't been down at all! Their prices start at about $270/month WestHost - Are you looking for the freedom to power your own site? Have you outgrown conventional shared hosting? With your own dedicated server, you can utilize the full power of your own server without sharing your system resources. Their prices are very reasonable at just $149.95/month HostWay - Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Hostway’s mission is to offer customers industry-leading Web hosting services and tools coupled with superior customer service. Their prices start at $199/month WebKeepers - Boost your presence on the web by managing and controlling your own dedicated server. Install or manage you own applications with administrative privileges for an affordable price. Their entry plan is just $89/month Ev1Servers - Formerly known as RackShack, Ev1Servers offers the best prices and service in the web hosting industry. Prices start at just $89/month NameCheap - This is the domain registrar I use to purchase all of my domain names. The cost is only $8.88 and includes URL Forwarding, Domain Parking, E-mail Forwarding, Dynamic DNS and Free Transfer. MyDomain - You can purchase domain names for the low price of $8.50/year at MyDomain. They also have a very nice, easy to use interface. 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The 30 day trial is $2.99 and then costs $34.95/month after that. Spark-List - Whether you need to administer a vibrant discussion group, broadcast a monthly newsletter, or target your message to specific list members, SparkLIST has an email list hosting package that will meet your needs! Their services start at $50 per month with a $175 one-time setup fee. Aweber - Recently upgraded from single to unlimited autoresponders for $19.95 per month. Lots of personalization features and excellent customer service. AWeber is also the best service for handling mailing lists of 30,000 or more. Royal-Responder - Royal Responder is one of the best designed and easiest to use systems available. They are also very affordable... a basic account starts at just $9.95/month Autoresponse Plus - A great autoresponder package that is configured on your website so there are no monthly fees to pay. They include tons of features and provide great customer service. Those are the pros... the only con to this system is once your list gets really big (40,000 or more) it starts to become slow. Get Response - Another great autoresponder service that even has a free version. The free version includes ads on the bottom of all the messages you send out. The paid version, costing only $17.95/month, includes unlimited autoresponders and followups. Great Copywriter! - Dr. Nunley - Offers a cheap and effective writing service for letters, brochures, web copy, and autoresponder messages. Prices are only $149/page and well worth it! Best Logos! -  GotLogos - First of all, their prices can't be beat! At just $25 per logo, you can't go wrong! In just 4-5 days you can have a professional logo. Don't go anywhere else... Cheap Banners! -  JoeBanner - Great looking banner designs for only $19.95! We've had great click throughs with the banners from this company! 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