Affiliate Marketing Secrets

Can i use my site title as name in blog commenting ?
i am not doing any spamy activity….i am commenting on my niche blogs…and comments are also relevant to the post
Can i use my site title as name in blog commenting ?

see as i asked for a domain name a good one for a socilnetortk someone told me he never recomnds a site like facebook whhc is targetted on everyone so wat do u like if a new socilanetwork is raising
i mean which kind of niche do u want me to target if iam bulding a socialnetwork no stpid buyllying plss

I know there is the official community sites affiliated with blizz but I am looking for something different, where users have profiles and add friends etc, not just forums.

I was thinking about starting an adult blog doing some affiliate material and quite a bit of original material don’t I get tons and tons of cell phone pictures from guys all over the world all the time. I wanted to some how mix the pics i recieve in with the affiliate material just to keep new orginal material that competitors wouldnt have in. but i have many questions
1. How is my target audience, I know for a face all the guys in the pics i have are straight males so it could be women but gay is a larger market and they will look any way, Should i do Gay porn affiliate Or straight, I considered doing both but haveing both would probably do more harm than just choosing one. Gay guys not interested in straight porn Women not interested in gay men
2. Would i have to pay the guys? I wouldnt be selling the cell phone pics they would be free content like everything else just there hopeing to attract more traffic
3. Legally am i allowed to post their pictures? the pictures were sent from them to me? do i own the pics?
4. Could You give me an example (url) of a successful adult blog? using affiliate stuff

I would like to know which of the following business models is the most effective in the affiliate marketing. My affiliate program gives me a choice of business models and I can choose only one.
Loyalty/Rewards
Select this option if your primary business model is based on loyalty or rewards. For example, your site offers points, donations, or other rewards for purchasing at selected merchants. Loyalty/Reward sites give something back to the consumer in exchange for purchasing through the publisher’s site. A percentage of the advertiser commission is used to pay a reward to the end user. Rewards come in many forms including cash, airline miles, credit card points, or a percent of sale given to an organization.
Coupons/Deals
Select this option if your primary business model is based on offering coupons and deals to your customers.
General Shopping
Select this option if your primary business model is shopping. Shopping sites can be thought of as a virtual mall. The consumer can shop for various products and brands without ever having to leave the site. This type of publisher is not focused specifically on coupons and deals.
Search
Select this option if your primary business model is based on search. Search publishers promote advertisers via search engine marketing (natural or paid).
Price Comparison
Select this option if your primary business model is based on price comparison. Comparison shopping sites sell items where some comparison is made before the purchase. Many times the publisher will have direct product links of the same product from different advertisers.
Content/Niche
Select this option if your primary business model is based on content, such as news stories, media, music, or video. Content sites focus on a specific area of interest. This type of site is normally not a shopping site but users go to the site because they are interested in relevant content on site. Content sites that do well with performance-based marketing blend their area of expertise with product recommendations.
Social Shopping
Select this option if your primary business model is based on social shopping. Social shopping sites usually combine shopping with user recommendations, reviews, lists, and other social network features.
User Generated
Select this option if your primary business model is based on user-generated content such as communities, forums, and social networks.
Other
Select this option if your primary business model does not fall under any of the other categories.
Thanks

I’m opening a website soon which lets users sign up and manage polls. Not going to go far into detail but the question is, how big do you have to be to give yourself some pay ($100-200 a month). I know it all depends on your site traffic and niche and such but I’m not aiming for anything as successful as formspring/twitter/facebook and I’m wondering how hard it will be to make this worth my time. I’m spending $800 on the site development and then will be working on bringing users to my website. I figure if I have 500 active members I’d get at least 50 page views from them and their friends every week, giving me 25000 page views a week and 100,000 a month.. Even at a lot CPM this would be a decent profit for me, right? I know I cant guarantee page views but how terrible does this idea sound? Thanks! 😀 open to ANY and ALL suggestions/comments.