The Reimage Blog

We stumbled across Wibiya, a cool Israeli start-up offering a social toolbar the other day and liked the concept so much we decided to test it with Reimage’s website. For the next few days we have embedded Wibiya’s social toolbar in our site and we want to know how you feel about it. Based on how you interact with it we will see if you think this is a valuable tool to Reimage users. So go ahead, don’t be shy.

You can try it out at www.reimage.com at the bottom of the screen.

RedmondMag.com the “independent voice of Microsoft’s IT community” has given Reimage’s automated PC repair’s product an excellent review. It’s the first professional review we have had in a while (since Gartner recommended us) and it is certainly a testimony of the product’s maturness, a result of our hard work.

As such, we would like to extend our gratitude to our customer’s support in helping us develop and maintain the Reimage product and develop it over time.

Being a front-runner is always fun, especially in such an esteemed event such as The co.il’s Web Startup competition. We have had the good fortune to pitch Reimage (going first in a ten start-up round – a position won by a panel of judges vote). Here is the video of the pitch given by Zak Dechovich, our CEO… (it’s very good and has a small surprise by the end of it on future Reimage plans).

We were also reviewed in TechCrunch, now that’s allways a good thing!

We just added the cool Facebook fan box to the blog on the right of the blog. If you befriend us on Facebook we promise to send you information about discounts, sales and promotions both of Reimage and our partners. Also, we will share industry news with you and great PC repair tidbits.

It took a while but we are proud to present it… packed with resources, tips, tricks, keywords and best practices the Reimage Affiliate Support Center is the best in the industry (guaranteed) and will skyrocket your affiliate sales.

Have a look, browse it, join the newsletter and see all the cool stuff available to you.

http://reimage.valueshine.com/

Reimage has decided to increase affiliate comissions to a fat 75%. You can join us now via:

• Join via ClickBank – The Reimage link is: http://affiliate-id.reimagefix.hop.clickbank.net
• Join via WebGains
• Join via LinkConnector
• Join via Share A Sale

In addition we have also launched our incentive plan:

• 100-249 sales per month = $1.25 bonus per sale
• 250-999 sales per month = $3.50 bonus per sale
• 1000-2499 sales per month = $7.00 bonus per sale
• 2500 sales per month = Contact us…

Linkedin is a great way to stay in touch with friends, customers and colleagues. If you want to join us in the new Reimage Linkedin group you can do so here and start debates, read the latest news, suggest improvements and get answers. Part of our pride as a Company is in our transparency and straight answers – this is another great way to keep communications open. Join here.

Also, check out our facebook group and twitter account.

It’s about time and now it’s official. Reimage is now present in the ClickBank marketplace and is there for you to promote with 50% comission on each sales worth, on average $65. 

If you are an affiliate and intrested in learning more about other affiliate networks we work with have a look at www.reimageaffiliate.com.

• Conficker Disguised as Antivirus Software
• Ford’s Name Used to Spread Malicious Software
• Multi Malware Attacks on Twitter
• Report: Malware Rates Reach New High in 2008
• Finjan: 1.9 Million Computers Controlled by Single Botnet

• April Fool’s Virus Fails to Deliver
• New Virus Survives, Reboots and Evades Antivirus Software
• UK House of Commons Infected by Malware
• Hackers Use SEO Techniques to Distribute Rogueware
• New Worm Infects Modems and Routers
• Cyber-Criminals Target Basketball Fans
• New Conficker to Attack on April Fools Day
• Report: 10 Million Identity Theft Cases in 2008
• Microsoft and Facebook Team Up to Fight Virus
• New Malware Targets Macs
• Reports: China Spies on Dalai Lama
• Symantec Scares Users, Releases Unsigned Patch
• Number of Computer Threats More than Double in 2008
• Software Lobby Asks for More Cyber Security Information
• Antivirus Software Detects only 53% of Viruses
• Netbooks More Vulnerable to Viruses
• Microsoft Warns of Malicious PowerPoint Files
• Study: Number of Malware Sites Soars in March
• Fear of April Fool’s Day Worm Spreads
• New Malware Sent as Breaking News Stories
• New Malware Disguised as Facebook Messages
• Report: Explosive Malware Growth in 2008
• Computer Crash Brings Hospitals to a Halt
• Sharp Rise in Malware Attacks on Gaming Accounts in 2008
• Study: Registry Cleaners Cause more Harm than Good
• Couple Sues Over Slow Computer
• Slow Computer Causes Delay in Jobless Payments