Today, on October 19 2011, at 3:00 pm UK time — or right after finishing their It’s All in the Data panel discussion which finished literally 40 minutes ago at a4uexpo London (nice timing!) — Econsultancy has released its UK Affiliate Census 2011. They haven’t had one out since 2009; […]
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It seems like only yesterday I blogged about reaching 16,000 tweets, and the wins of focused tweeting, but the day before yesterday I’ve already crossed the 17,000 mark, and am now approaching a major milestone — that of 4,000 followers. And, as tweeted yesterday I’ve decided to put together a
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Two weeks ago, shortly after delivering my keynote address at a conference in Israel, I agreed to keynote another international conference, and took my passport to an embassy in Washington, DC. Today I’ve received my passport back, and you may see a part of my visa on the left. Yes,
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Earlier today a4u released an M-Commerce Report, detailing the UK’s latest m-commerce statistics, considerations, and opportunities both for brands and affiliates. Here are just a few things that have caught my eye: Affiliate-Driven Mobile Sales Doubled Since the Start of 2011 Per Affiliate Window‘s observations “at the start of the
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Yesterday Affiliate Summit announced public voting on sessions proposed for Affiliate Summit West 2012, which is going to be held on January 8-10, 2012 in the already-customary Las Vegas, Nevada. They let prospective attendees cast their votes for a week, then the conference’s advisory board votes, and then there are
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Following the signing of California statute AB 155 (which I discussed a week ago here) Amazon has invited California-based affiliates — over 10,000 of which were terminated from Amazon’s Associates program in June 2011 — to re-enroll in their affiliate program. As Sarah Duxbury — who, apparently, was one of
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Every week I get dozens of emails which follow a format similar to this one: I’ve read your book (or heard you speak at a conference), and loved it I’d love to buy you coffee (or just set up a time to call you, and show what we’re doing) and
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Klout has been publishing lists of online influencers for some time already. Not surprisingly, an area that hasn’t been touched so far is affiliate marketing — a field too niche for the general public, yet one of tremendous interest to those of us who are breathing and living it every
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Much has happened over the past week in the affiliate marketing world, but the following 5 posts of various affiliate marketing bloggers are the ones I’d like to highlight today. Why? Because these posts have covered some of the more important affiliate news of the week of 4-9 September, 2011:
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Yesterday (on September 8, 2011) eBay Partner Network affiliates had a new feature added to their reports — one “that breaks out mobile traffic from classic (non-mobile) traffic.” Here are some screenshots that eBay has sent me to visualize the tool better: Filter Traffic by Type View Mobile Traffic eBay
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