Oh, I forgot to mention... Companies pay big bucks for those types of sponsorships. I would NOT get rid of the Olympic ones for sure. And I think the lenses look very nice. Some people like a lot of info and some don't. If someone is legitimately interested in a specific product they want to know as much as that can to help themselves make a buying decision. You are looking for hot buyers that are ready to click so you can earn money. Good luck.

because of use of the phrase "Panasonic Lumix Cameras Chosen as the Official Camera For The U.S. Olympic Team." (which is a very important point) This tells me that Panasonic, as one of the primary sponsors of the Olympics, has paid for the right
( through sponsorship from the Olympic Committee) they have likely worked out a deal that gives exposure to the Olympics in wherever their products are featured. They have also obviously chosen specific keywords to target with a mouseover. That is not a bad association... gives you some additional legitimacy. Scottrade is also a sponsor. They have also worked out a similar deal regarding the keywords they are linked to.

I know what that is, mama2karsten...it's if you give permission for Squidoo to place adds on your lenses and you get a few bucks each month. So, if that's what this is, I can control it by checking No to their Adds.

In the 2nd lense posted, the link associated with the word "selling" brings up a scottrade ad. I don't think your users would appreciate that link when they are trying to access additional info on the camera. I would think you would want to send them to a landing page on your site instead of scottrade.

I dont know much about this stuff but from the look it was very nice and almost made me want to read it. Even though it hot a tad long. Was that on purpose?