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Jeff Mulligan has been involved in Internet marketing since the beginning of the web. He worked at an ad agency for 14 years where he was in charge of online strategy for the agencys clients. In this role, Jeff created more than 20 corporate web sites (hand-coding the first ones, as there were no html editors then), was a pioneer in the early days... of banner advertising and search engine optimization, and taught at marketing seminars as early as 1996. In 1999 Jeff left the ad agency to become Vice President of North American Marketing for an international software company. He was in charge of the corporate web site and all marketing programs, helping the company launch a successful IPO. In 2001, Jeff joined a new software company and as VP Marketing he helped reposition the companys software products, educate the market, implement online sales, raise venture capital funding and eventually helped sell the company. Following the sale of this company in 2002, Jeff left the corporate world to work at home and pursue the dream of the Internet Lifestyle. He created his first InfoProduct web site, BeatMySpeedingTicket.com, in the fall of 2002. As that site began producing steady income, Jeff began searching for another income stream. He found it on eBay, where a programmer was auctioning off a ClickBank storefront he had created. Recognizing the power of this unique and novel idea, Jeff bought the site, renamed it CBmall.com, and began to work full-time on improving the marketing systems and automation behind the mall. The goal: To create a super-automated affiliate site that could generate autopilot income streams for both novice and expert marketers. Jeff added a ClickBank search engine, the first of its kind, which generated commissions on all the results it provided to an affiliates shoppers. In an effort to dramatically improve the effectiveness of the site for its affiliates, Jeff created newsletters and eCourses which were personalized with the links of the affiliates who introduced the subscribers. In effect, ...Read More