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The fine art of turning spammers into prospects.

If you’ve spent much time on MySpace, Facebook, Ryze, DirectMatches, et al., you’ve probably received dozens, if not hundreds, of messages from total strangers telling you about their product or program. In some cases, these are obvious automated spam — no real profile, photo that looks like a model, etc. In other cases, though, it’s pretty obviously a real person actually trying to make a living online… just like you.

Now the ones that don’t seem to be real people, I just flag as spam and move on, but the others… well, if you are doing affiliate marketing, network marketing or any other kind of business opportunity, they are your prime audience. Think about it:

Pro Travel Network, Inc. (OTC BB:PTVL.OB - News) today filed the company’s Form 10-KSB, Annual Report for fiscal year ending June 30, 2007. PTVL reported double-digit increases in both Revenues and Gross Profits.

President and CEO, Paul Henderson, commented on the filing, stating, “We are very pleased to have posted such great financial statistics for this past year. We have worked hard to establish ourselves as a successful public company, and to see the results of our dedication towards this goal in such a short time frame is very rewarding. Our revenues are up more than 55% since last year. Moving into our 5th year of operations, this is a testament that PTVL is a successful endeavor and that we have a model that is succeeding.” He closed by saying; “Again, we are very pleased with our success this past year, but know that Pro Travel Network can, and will accomplish more, as we continue to strive to become a leader in the industry.”