Jeremy Schoemaker aka Shoemoney announces that The Net Income radio podcast has been renamed the Shoemoney Show

Shoemoney shares conference following his return from Affiliate Summit and other popular conferences. He and guest Neil Patel break down each Conference and it’s pros and cons.

Shoemoney is back following a trip for the Ebay convention. He raves about the food and how the show was put together and he learns some differing opinions on how to properly utilize ebay when it comes to auction ads. Also he listens to commentary from attendees about the idea of using Google checkout in relation to auction ads.

SEO Moz founder Rand Fishkin debate blogging disclosure based on Rand’s blog post titled “Full Disclosure: Assume the Position” plus they preview the upcoming SMX Advanced 2007 in Seattle.

Jeremy is joined by the Microsoft adCenter team including adCenter Community Manager Jeanie DuMont and Product Managers Natala Menezes and Brian Boland, and Group Manager James Colborn for a roundtable discussion.

Tom Fuller, a landing page builder, explains how a good landing page can boost profits. plus he discusses landing page design, web design. and how he got into affiliate marketing.

LunarPages Business Development Department Head Amy Armitage discusses how she handle sales marketing, advertising, partnerships, relationships, affiliates, whatever needs to be handled.

Talking affiliate marketing and Commission Junction and Performix Pros and Cons with one of the oldest affiliate marketers in the industry Scott Jangro.

Pepperjam Search CEO Kris Jones returns to discuss the brand new Auction Ads Network, plus Bumpzee, a new site servicing affiliates and how Kris began utilizing.

Brian Axe, Director of Project Product Management at Google AdSense discusses the new changes in the Adsense policies, such as images that are causing undue attention to the ads, resulting in higher click through rate.

Darren Rowse aka ProBlogger tell us how he gradually got into experimenting with AdSense, different advertising systems on my blogs and began to launch different blogs on different niche topics plus his current work on ProBlogger.net and as one of the Co-Founders on B5media, Adblog network.

Jeremy co-hosts with Greg Hartnett from Best of the Web as they speak with Matt Mullenweg, the creator and lead developer for WordPress. Matt also answers listener’s emails on trends on monetizing with WordPress, plus some tips and tricks.

SEO Black Hat Quadzilla tells us how where he would draw the line on his tactics, plus how he work to reduce spamming if he ran a search engine.

Also, he discusses how if he had to stick to white hat techniques, how his income would compare to what he is making now.

Todd Mallicoat aka Stuntdubl and Shawn Turner with DottedOnline.com discuss what they got of SES Chicago 2006, plus Shoemoney rants about an issue with Commission Junction on a Yahoo deal where they weren’t going to pay him out.

Social Media experts and hosts of WebmasterRadio.FM’s Rush Hour, Neil Patel and Cameron Olthius, discuss traffic received from social media platforms like Digg, del.icio.us and Ma.gnolia and how search traffic converts a lot better than Digg traffic in most cases.

Adam Sussman aka ShandyKing and Carolyn Shelby aka cshel, give their recap on Webmaster World’s Pubcon 2006 in Las Vegas.

Jeremy discusses his appearance to speak on a panel at Search Engine Strategies Chicago on two contextual ad panels, plus he offers a preview of the upcoming Elite Retreat.

Administrator/Owner of WickedFire Forums Jon Fisher discusses eVOIPSector, which offers Useful Articles and Resources related to VOIP: VOIP Technology, VOIP Software and much more.

Affiliate Summit co-founder Shawn Collins answers listener questions on tips for people that are starting out in affiliate marketing and give us some background on the upcoming Affiliate Summit conference in Las Vegas.

Linda Buquet of 5staraffiliateprograms.com joins Jeremy to talk about work as an affiliate advocate and how she helps help advise merchants on how to start or what network or outsource management company would be best for them to work with