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Other people in your downline do nothing to promote program.

At least four of above limitations can be overcome with a little time and effort. You could, for example, come up with fresher ads to promote program (provided this is allowed).

If company supplies email addresses of people in your downline, then you could offer to help less active members. Very often these people are passive not because they are lazy or apathetic but merely because they don't know HOW to promote effectively! your guidance could mean difference between no sales or referrals and healthy downlines and residual incomes.

As regards promoting your actual page, here are a couple of little tricks that should overcome a number of restrictions:

Cloak your Affiliate URL to stop hijackers Affiliate Masker While this will not help you to get listed on major Search Engines, it will make your web page easier for prospects to remember and type into their browser's address bar.

Go to your affiliate page. Place your mouse pointer anywhere on page and right click once. In drop-down box choose "View Source". This will display HTML for page. Save this to your hard drive as a HTML document using "Save As" function. Upload page to your web site. If you don't have a web site then get some free web space from one of these:

http://www.tripod.com/ http://www.fortunecity.com/ http://www.hypermart.net/index.gsp http://www.coolchat.com/ http://www.crosswinds.net/ http://www.htmlpublishing.com/ http://www.freehomepages.com/ http://www.pageproducer.com/

Submit your 'new' page to Search Engines. You are also now able to place banner codes, links, images, testimonials, in fact anything you want onto these pages, because you are in control of HTML. A word of caution, though. Don't change actual HTML of your original affiliate page. Just put other stuff, like banners etc, around it.

Making this "mirror page" of your affiliate page will dramatically improve your advertising options.