Two months ago “at an event at its Palo Alto, Calif. headquarters” Mark Zuckerberg announced the launch of new Facebeook Groups. GigaOM wrote: CEO Mark Zuckerberg called groups “a fundamental building block” and the biggest problem in social networking,” and said after considering the issue for a long time, Facebook […]
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A new issue of FeedFront Magazine has come out last week, and on page 62 of it I talk of the three main types of content publishers (bloggers certainly included): 1. Reporters — love to write about breakthrough ideas and technologies, new studies, and fresh statistical data. They love to
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Earlier this morning Affiliate Summit has announced the finalists of its fifth annual Pinnacle Awards: There are three finalists per category, and I am flattered to make the “Best Blogger” list for the second year in a row (2010 finalists here). What a fine company too: I have great respect
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Following the Online Marketing Trends & Predictions for 2011 post, now I would like us to turn to 2011 predictions related specifically to affiliate marketing. Below I am happy to bring you 35 predictions from 12 top notch affiliate marketers (caution: long text ahead! …but it’ll be worth your time):
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Only two weeks are left until 2011. It is that time of the year when we’re making predictions and expressing our expectations for the year to come. In an effort to find out what other digital marketers expect 2011 to bring, I have reached out to a number of them,
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A fellow affiliate marketer, Tim Jones, has just tweeted: Yes, earlier today Mark Zuckerberg has been named the TIME‘s 2010 Person of the Year. The wording goes as follows: For connecting more than half a billion people and mapping the social relations among them; for creating a new system of
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It looks Twitter has finally opened up for advertising and any business can now get en route on the “journey with the most engaging innovative ads on the web”. Currently there are 3 advertising options available on Twitter: Promoted Accounts — “Part of Who to follow, Twitter’s account recommendation engine,
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Known under such names as “A/B testing” and “bucket testing”, split testing is a method of marketing testing whereby the performance of two versions of the landing page (or webpage elements) are being tested one against the other. The end goal is to determine which one performs better, or yields
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Earlier this month Davis & Gilbert LLP released a “taxation alert” on the subject of the so-called affiliate tax [more on the tax here], and particularly the case Amazon’s appeal regarding the tax’s constitutionality in the State of New York. The alert reads: In February 2009, the New York State
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Affiliate Summit is by far the largest and, in my opinion, the most important affiliate marketing conference in the United States. Affiliate Summit West 2011 (to be held January 9-11, 2011 at Wynn Las Vegas) will be the 16th Affiliate Summit conference in a row, and the summits on the
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