Free Industry Resources - Support PF

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Google Ads performance has been disappointing, prompting exploration of new strategies. Physics Forums (PF) has launched an affiliate program offering free magazines, guides, and white papers on various topics, which can also generate $2-$5 per subscription for PF. While these resources are available for free to qualifying professionals, some users express concerns about eligibility restrictions. Discussions highlight specific publications like Medical Device Technology and Biophotonics International as valuable resources. Overall, the initiative aims to provide useful information while supporting PF financially.
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Google ads have been very poor so I am trying new ideas. PF has a new affiliate program running that presents you with free magazine, guides and white papers! Many topics to choose from and they are all free! Each subscription nets PF $2-$5. If you are unable to be a gold member, this is a great way to get some free info and help PF :smile:

Check it out here:
http://physicsforums.tradepub.com/
 
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Neat idea. The background of that page looks a bit goofed -- is that on purpose?
 
Cool. I like this one:

Medical Device Technology Is a comprehensive source of technical information on all aspects of the design, production and manufacture of finished medical devices and...

Edit -- oops!

Geographic Eligibility: Europe, Turkey, Israel
 
berkeman said:
Neat idea. The background of that page looks a bit goofed -- is that on purpose?

looks like our hotlinking protection is messing it up, I'll fix it
 
That looks absolutely fantastic, Greg. It's the sort of resource that I've always dreamed of. Unfortunately, this caveat
All are absolutely free to professionals who qualify.
pretty much rules out my benefiting from it. :frown:
 
Danger said:
That looks absolutely fantastic, Greg. It's the sort of resource that I've always dreamed of. Unfortunately, this caveat pretty much rules out my benefiting from it. :frown:

I won't tell anyone :wink:
 
I see that there's the Biophotonics International magazine. Maybe you could check into http://www.photonics.com/Content/Default.aspx?P=5&V=42&I=304". I would think the more the better.

Nice touch Greg.
 
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That was fun!~
 
We've had a few people being denied magazines. Please report to me if this happens to you. thanks!
 

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