Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I know of a local game shop and the manager says that they take GameStop credit. Is this something that you’ve seen before? It sounds kinds strange to me. Before you ask, no I do not believe the store is affiliated with GameStop at all.

I am going to Waikiki in April, staying at the Hotel Banyon. Besides the normal things to do, shop the strip/market, go to the zoo/beach/diamond head, what are some other inexpensive things to do? Any secret restaurants to eat at, or stores to visit? Wheres the best place to snorkel?

I know French lingerie is famous for their overall quality but how does Victoria’s Secret lingerie stacks up against it? Is it seen as just mid-range mass market American stuff?
More specifically, I will be going to Paris next month to meet my LD bf and was wondering if it would be better for me to just buy/pack a bunch of bras there or run out to the nearest shop the day after I arrive to pick up some sexy underthings?

I want to own a restaurant one day. Not a franchise but a corporate one. Medieval Times to be more specific. It’s a gift shop, photo department, intense marketing, countless jobs in and out of the castle, a 2 hour extremely rehearsed show with real weapons, a full double wide stable and muse for falcons, a local secret ranch for all of their horses to roam and take a break, and a food service industry.
What kind of college path should I pursue to eventually work my way up with hard work and determination and look good enough on paper to eventually own one of these?

Hi, I want to put games online to be sold, how do I contact companies to do this – what is the best approach? I want to niche in strategy games – so it’s a one stop shop. I dont want to compete with the big boys, just have a simple web site for strategy games – what is the best approach, would companies work with me as a small reseller?

I myself shop occasionally at VS for underwear or nicer PJ’s, but would never bring my daughter into one of their stores. I have heard people say that marketing campaigns reflect our culture, but I think that is false, sometimes they attempt to DIRECT our culture. I cannot figure out how taking my daughter into a Love Pink store and exposing her to uber sexy underwear (and t-shirts, and yes even jogging suits) could be good for her. Is it really in a young girls best interest to be “hot”? And if not, why would we as consumers want to promote or advertise for a company that targeted 10 year old girls with sexy clothing?