Plenty of reading right here on these forums and on the blog, but start with the rules you agreed to when you registered before the rest doesn't matter.

ok I just thought I would ask first.
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Try targeting individual items. For instance sending users to computers on eBay is a very broad topic. If you drill into various types or models you might have more luck, especially with search engine traffic.

Also read the rukes like DVD said. You have an article on your home page about adding links to eBay listings. Linking from your listing to a page that contains rover links is an
EPN policy violation (round-tripping). The article doesn't mention that but it has been covered in the forums here quite a bit.

It's hard to link specific tech tips to products, But you can cross sell computer related items to your viewers. You might try using the ToGo widget or some of the creatives to promote tech gadgets.

Well, if you really want to send traffic to Ebay and completely leave yourself to their mercy, as far as how much they're going to pay you, you need to have pictures of some items. I looked at your site and barely noticed your ebay ads at the left. You need to put some items with pictures smack dab in the middle of your page. The fact that you site doesn't have an abundance of graphics will make them stand out more. The editor kit would be a good choice. And with your PR, pages with RSS feeds would probably get indexed by search engines. I'd recommend both of those, but watch out for bots on your RSS feeds.

If you look around here much you'll notice that the majority of people aren't too happy with the EPN right now. And those who are happy aren't real confident about their future, with the EPN's tendency to come up with these brilliant ideas.

You're basically getting paid per click now with Ebay. In your line, there's a really good chance that Adsense would do better for you. Clickbank also has a lot of e-products related to computers.

Off-topic, the guys here with fishing/outdoor related sites should check out avantlink. 150+ companies with datafeeds, awesome tools, and not a bad word mentioned about them anywhere.

Sounds a lot like a similar program I used to run ads for. Way back in the good old days before October 2009.

Yeah, I figured you'd appreciate that, though it looks like it's mostly fly fishing programs. I went there for Brownells. I've been waiting for a program like that to come along.

Will be checking that out over the weekend. Looks like a great find, thanks for name dropping!