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Hi [FIRST.NAME],
Welcome to the November iolo affiliate newsletter. In the
last edition of the affiliate newsletter we
introduced
you to
an article which was recently sent through iolo's lists;
Weird Glitches, Mysterious Hiccups and Bizarre Messages:
What's Going On in Your PCs "Control Tower?
[This
article discusses how System Mechanic's exclusive Core
Data Recalibrator [something
completely new to the PC optimization scene] works to
automatically detect, and accurately repair, Windows
Management Instrumentation [WMI] system errors on the
fly].
In this edition of the newsletter
we want to present you with another article which we
hope you'll find of interest/use; "What You Need
to Know About Memory". This article goes through
Memory Management, and explains why a computer's Memory
'leaks'. [FYI System Mechanic's
Memory Mechanic® reassembles
a computer's RAM for significant
performance gains and releases memory leaks for an
overall faster computer].
To help you with your promotion for
System Mechanic®
12 we're offering your customers a massive
$20 off retail coupon! You can grab the code to
add the coupon to your website/blog below:
Please note:
Feel free to use the copy/graphic below on your website/blog.
What You Need to Know About
Memory
 Most people know that computing systems need memory in
order to function. Memory is the data or device that
stores programs and applications for the computer. It
comes in two basic varieties: The first is volatile
memory, which needs power in order for the stored
information to be maintained and remain available for
access (such as random access memory, or RAM). On the
flip side is non-volatile memory, which can store
information without a power source (such external hard
drives). Without memory, computer programs wouldn't be
able to be stored or even run – and it's not just an
issue restricted to computers. Mobile phones, TVs, video
game consoles and other network connected devices all
require memory in some form in order to maintain
functionality.
How Memory Works
Even when a user has just turned their computer on,
before they've actually done anything, the computer is
already loading a variety of memory. Read-only memory
and the operating system are loaded into the computer's
RAM in order for the computer to be ready to actually
perform tasks. These actions take up memory.
Additionally, every application, program and file opened
becomes part of the computer's RAM. When changes are
made or a file is saved, those changes go through the
RAM on their way to their storage destination. Once a
program, file or application is closed, it is purged
from the RAM. This is a lot of work for a machine to
handle, which is why computers have high processing
speeds and many different system components interacting
to maintain efficient, prolonged access for users.
What is Memory Management? Why Does Memory 'Leak'?
The computer is able to conduct many of the tasks
relating to memory on its own, in an automated fashion.
Most of this is done on the programmers' end, as these
professionals strategize the best way for the computer
to
sustain top memory performance over time, according
to TechTarget. However, these systems can break down as
they get older and more crowded with programs and
applications, which leads to memory fragmentation and
memory leaks. This activity can slow down computers and
increase their vulnerability to viruses and malware.
Memory management ensures that enough data and storage is
available to run programs according to user requests.
Over time, requests can create memory leaks that can
range in size and scope. For example, a program running
for a long period of time, especially in devices that
are never powered off, can consume additional memory
than the computer originally allocated. Files such as
high-definition videos or large computer games can
consume a volume of memory that cannot be sufficiently
purged after the program is closed. As memory drains
from existing drives, there will be less available for
running other programs and applications, which can
decrease operating speed, cause more frequent system
crashes for user requests, erase or corrupt files and
create gaps in the system's ability to protect itself
from malicious software.
iolo Technologies'
System Mechanic includes
Memory Mechanic®, which is
designed to reassemble your RAM for significant
performance gains and release memory leaks for an
overall faster computer.
iolo's Products
are Available Through a Full Product Data Feed
Do you offer price shopping
comparison tools to your consumers? Would you like to
receive a data feed of iolo's products? If so, then
please
email me.
Product Bundle: System Mechanic 12 PLUS Search and
Recover. Only $39.95 [Save $49.95!]
We're pleased to announce an exclusive offer just for
affiliates. You can now offer your customers a bundle of
the following products:
1.
System Mechanic 12 [Regular price: $49.95]
Everything you need to fix and speed Up Your PC.
2.
Search and Recover. [Regular price: $39.95]
Rescues accidentally deleted files, photos, MP3's & more.
Great news: through the link below your customers can purchase
both titles for only $39.95! This means that they'll save a
massive $49.95.
Check
out a selection of banners for this campaign you should consider
adding to your website/blog:
There are lots more banner sizes available for this campaign
through Linkshare. If you have any size requests, or
feedback, for the banners above please
email me.
Add Promotional Videos To Your
Website/Blog
Would you like to add high quality videos that promote
iolo's products to your website [in less than 2
minutes]? Now you can! Check out the links below:
System Mechanic's Program Accelerator™
Top Ten Reviews: System Mechanic 11 Review
System Mechanic is featured on CBS for 'Clean Your Computer Day'
System Mechanic Promotional Video
Please note:
In order to add the videos to your website/blog, follow the
steps below:
1. Click on the "Share" button
underneath the YouTube video
player.
2. Click on the "Embed" button
next to the YouTube URL.
3. Copy and paste the resulting
code where you want the video to
display on your website/blog.
Calling All Email Marketers!
If
you have a list that you think might be interested in iolo's
software I'd like to speak with you! We have a lot of [tested
and proven] messages that can be used by email marketers through
their lists. Email me
for more details.
What Customers Are Saying...
Here're a Handful of Reasons Why You
Should Work With Us:
- High
Conversion Rate. We convert your traffic! iolo's
respected brand, high quality software, low price point and
great value results in a conversion rate that averages 3%
across all earning affiliates. [Our top affiliates convert
at over 5%].
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High Commission Rate: We'll pay you 30% on each and
every sale you make through the iolo affiliate program.
- Trusted Program Management. iolo's affiliate
program is run through the Linkshare network and
professionally managed by
AMWSO.
- 45 Day Cookie. The customers you refer to us don't
have to buy right away for you to profit. We have a 45 day
tracking cookie so even if they return to our website and
purchase weeks after visiting through your site we'll still
pay you.
- Monthly Newsletter Support. As an iolo affiliate
you'll receive an informative monthly email that will give
you the tools/resources to better market iolo's software.
We'll also keep you updated on affiliate competitions,
activation bonuses, program updates etc.
- Keyword Support for CPC Campaigns. iolo offers
affiliates full support for paid search campaigns.
Email me for a full keyword list.
- Parasite Free Program. As with all AMWSO managed
programs the iolo affiliate program is parasite free, and
always will be.
- High Quality Content. iolo offers affiliates high quality
content that can be used for Web and Email Marketing.
Email me for more information.
Have a great day!
James D. Nardell
iolo Affiliate Management Team
Email:
James.Nardell@iolo.com
Phone: (805) 624-5669
IM -
JamesNardell@hotmail.com [MSN Messenger]
IM -
JamesNardell@gmail.com [Google Talk]
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