The best way to find out what is working and what isn't working is to communicate with your affiliates. If one month there is an abundance of sales and the next nothing, it is wise to communicate with your affiliates to see if something is up. You can easily create a survey online with OneMinuteSurveys.com or SurveyMonkey. Or, just email your affiliates and ask them to respond. Any number of factors may be causing the dip in sales. Whatever their answers may be, it will help you to make the necessary changes to get sales moving in the right direction again.
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One-sentence summary -- Communicate with your affiliates regularly. You may discover that a new competitor is enticing your affiliates more, they may think that your resources are not doing the job they should, or maybe your payments haven't been on time. Make changes as required.

Q: Oil goes a long way, so it is not necessary to use much. Start with a quarter-sized amount and then add a little more if necessary. You may need more or less depending on the length and thickness of your hair. You can use Vitamin E oil in place of your daily conditioner to keep your hair soft and manageable. Shampoo your hair and rinse well, then wring out the excess water from your hair. Then, pour a quarter-sized amount of Vitamin E oil into the palm of your hand. The oil is typically thick and greasy. Mix a few drops of vitamin E into regular conditioner or buy a premixed conditioner. You can apply the oil directly to your scalp and begin working it into the roots of your hair with your fingertips. Use gentle circular motions to work the vitamin E oil into your scalp. Vitamin E can be absorbed through your skin and it may even be a more effective means of delivering the vitamin into your cells. If you want to give yourself a deep conditioning treatment, then you can wrap a warm moist, cotton towel around your head and leave it on for up to an hour. The heat will help to increase the absorption of vitamin E into your hair and scalp. To make a towel warm and moist, fill your sink or a large bowl with hot water and dip the towel into it. Then wring out the excess water and wrap the towel around your head. When you are ready, remove the towel from your head (if using). Then, rinse the vitamin E oil out of your hair with warm water. Dry your hair and style as usual. You can also use vitamin E oil as a spot treatment for split ends. To use vitamin E oil to repair split ends, pour out a quarter-sized amount of vitamin E oil into the palm of your hand. Rub your hands together then take the ends of your hair between your hands, working the vitamin E oil into the ends. Leave the oil on your hair and style as usual. You can use this treatment on wet or dry hair.
A: Use a small amount. Apply vitamin E oil like conditioner. Use your fingertips to massage the oil into your scalp. Wrap your head in a warm, moist cotton towel. Rinse out the vitamin E oil. Treat split ends with vitamin E oil.

Article: In colder months, a great way to go casual with the military jacket is to wear it over a plaid flannel shirt. You can spice up the look with a variety of different plaid colors reds and greens or even brighter pinks and oranges. Try tucking the flannel into your pants for an even more casual streetwear look. This is a classic, casual look. Your military jacket will look great worn open and loose over a graphic tee (or even a plain white t-shirt), paired with distressed jeans. Try wearing different colors of t-shirts with the jacket, but keep in mind that more neutral colors will probably work best. A great way to add some flare to your old trusty military jacket is to roll up the sleeves. Roll the sleeves in large, bulky cuffs or smaller, well-defined cuffs that are more meticulous. Try pairing this over a colorful undershirt so that color peeks out from underneath the rolled jacket sleeves. Button or zip your military jacket all the way up and throw it on with a pair of jeans or leggings, just as you would with an oversized blouse or t-shirt. You can wear another shirt underneath, but try not to let it peek out the bottom or top of your military jacket. This is a fun, relaxed style that works well when you're on the go! Wear your military jacket open or closed and pop the color for a bit of extra flare. The popped collar is a fun contradiction to the strict adherence to rules that a military uniform is typically associated with. This kind of dichotomy can be a fun statement about your own personal style!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Layer the jacket over a plaid flannel shirt for a casual combo. Wear it over distressed jeans and a graphic tee for a laidback look. Roll up the sleeves. Wear your military jacket like an oversized shirt. Pop the collar.

Article: If you are unable to locate the file, try using the Search option. Click the "Start menu" and enter the file name into the Search field. In Windows 8, start typing the file name when you are at your Start screen. " Remove (uncheck) all the attributes of the file or folder. You will need to relocate this later when forcibly deleting it in the Command Prompt. You can do this by clicking on Start and typing "cmd" into the Search field without the quotation marks. Leave the Command Prompt window open, but proceed to close all other open programs. You can do this by either pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del and selecting "Task Manager" from the menu or by going to the Start menu, pressing "Run," and then entering "TASKMGR.EXE." Find the process named "explorer.exe". Select it and click on "End Process." Minimize, but do not close, Task Manager. Here you may forcibly delete a file or a folder through employing a basic command line tool. While both files and folders can be deleted in basically the same way, there are subtle differences in the command you will use. C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name>. This will be in your command prompt. In the Command Prompt window, enter cd My Documents after Your User Name. After "My documents," enter the Delete command followed by the name of the file you wish to delete. For example, "del unwanted file.exe." The final command should look as follows: C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name\My Documents>del unwantedfile.exe If you are seeking to delete a folder rather than a file, use the "RMDIR /S /Q" command instead of the "del" command. This will look something like this: C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name>rmdir /s /q "C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name\My Documents\unwanted folder" This will bring you back to Task Manager where you can click File, select New Task and then enter "EXPLORER.EXE" to restart the Windows interface. The file should now be deleted but you can check by searching for it by going to Start and then entering it into the search bar.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Locate the file stored on your hard drive. Right-click on the file and choose "Properties. Make a note of the file location. Open a Command Prompt window. Close all open programs. Open the window Task Manager. Click on the "Processes" tab of the windows Task Manager. Return to the Command Prompt window. Find the path: Execute your command. Delete your file. Use the DEL command to delete the offending file in Command Prompt window. Delete a folder. Press ALT+TAB. Close the Task Manager.