Feast on viral traffic...

I got an email the other day from Jeff Mulligan, the creator of Searchfeast that brought attention to its use as a viral marketing tool. Basically, this program allows webmasters to post a searchbox on their site (for free) that allows their visitors to search the popular Clickbank eBook and software marketplace. The webmaster then gets a commission, at no cost to the searcher of course, for any products they buy. The viral power of this searchbox is as follows:

Let's say I have a favorite product on clickbank, either authored by me or something I have bought that I a sure others would also enjoy. I choose to have this product as one of a handful of recommended links under the Searchfeast searchbox. When someone else comes upon my searchbox and decides they would like one of their own for their site, they click through and easily set one up. The viral element comes when that webmaster in turn posts their own searchbox on the Web: my chosen featured product link will appear right under theirs...and so on. In short, your link propagates itself virally.
This is one of my favorites among what I call 'website objects', since they can be plugged in anywhere through copy-and-paste. One of these clickbank searchboxes can even be used as an exit-popup for people who leave a site without making a purchase. I personally use mine all the time: I am always browsing for new clickbank products, but the clickbank site frustratingly does not have a search function. Searchfeast solves the problem. A viral cure for what ails you-check it out here.