Telivo Affiliate Scheme

Start earning money by referring friends, family or your own website traffic to us. The telivo affiliate scheme allows anybody to earn commission on sales of our domain and hosting products. Simply sign up for our free affiliate program, then anyone that clicks your affiliate link and purchases a product with us earns you money!

Potential Affiliate Earnings

All telivo affiliates can earn up to 10% commission for every referral sale. Our checkout system will log all referrals and sales through your personalised affiliate link. Affiliate links can be placed on websites, newsletters or even regular e-mails enabling our affiliates to maximise their potential income.

How To Become An Affiliate

Registration is a very simple process and consists of the following stages:

Stage 1
Simply click the Sign Up link to our 128-bit secure signup form and fill it out. Affiliate accounts are created immediately so you can start adding links and making money today.

Stage 2
Once you have completed the sign up form you will have access to our Affiliate Control Panel section using your new telivo affiliate username and password. Here you will be able to view statistics, edit account information and access your personal affiliate HTML code. The affiliate scheme provides a large array of banner and text links to use on your web pages.

Stage 3
The next stage is to cut and paste the html link code from the Affiliate HTML section on the control panel into your web page. It is essential that the code is copied exactly and not modified. This code is used to determine which affiliate account is the referrer. Any modification to this code will result in loss of earnings.

Stage 4
The last stage is to analyse the stats and view the affiliate earnings on a daily, monthly or yearly basis. This will enable affiliates to monitor exactly what they are earning.

To join Our Affiliate Program or find out more information visit www.telivo.com/affiliates.html

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A wiki is a type of website that allows users to add, remove, or otherwise edit all content, very quickly and easily, sometimes without the need for registration. This ease of interaction and operation makes a wiki an effective tool for collaborative writing.

The word wiki is a shorter form of wiki wiki (weekie, weekie) which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something "quick" or "fast" (Hawaiian dictionary). In English, it is an adverb meaning "quickly" or "fast".

Many wikis will allow completely unrestricted access so that people are able to contribute to the site without necessarily having to undergo a process of 'registration', as had usually been required by various other types of interactive websites such as Internet forums or chat sites.

The first wiki, WikiWikiWeb, is named after the "Wiki Wiki" line of Chance RT-52 buses in Honolulu International Airport, Hawaii. It was created in 1994 and installed on the web in 1995 by Ward Cunningham.

Here are some fun Wiki's, and don't forget edit as you see fit!

Cook Book Wiki - read and write your favourite recipes.
Memory Alpha - encyclopedia dedicated to Star Trek.
Futurology Wiki - what might happen next.
Bible Wiki - the clue's in the title.
Muppet Wiki - How cute is this!

Solstice, Midsummer or Litha means a stopping or standing still of the sun. It is the longest day of the year and the time when the sun is at its maximum elevation.

This date has had spiritual significance for thousands of years as humans have been amazed by the great power of the sun. The Celts celebrated with bonfires that would add to the sun's energy, Christians placed the feast of St John the Baptist towards the end of June and it is also the festival of Li, the Chinese Goddess of light.

Like other religious groups, Pagans are in awe of the incredible strength of the sun and the divine powers that create life. For Pagans this spoke in the Wheel of the Year is a significant point. The Goddess took over the earth from the horned God at the beginning of spring and she is now at the height of her power and fertility. For some Pagans the Summer Solstice marks the marriage of the God and Goddess and see their union as the force that creates the harvest's fruits.

This is a time to celebrate growth and life but for Pagans, who see balance in the world and are deeply aware of the ongoing shifting of the seasons it is also time to acknowledge that the sun will now begin to decline once more towards winter.

When celebrating midsummer Pagans draw on diverse traditions. In England thousands of Pagans and non-Pagans go to places of ancient religious sites such as Stonehenge and Avebury to see the sun rising on the first morning of summer. Many more Pagans hold small ceremonies in open spaces, everywhere from gardens to woodlands.