My Affiliate Summit West 2010 experience was a blast. Almost full room at my “20 Affiliate Program Management Mistakes to Avoid” presentation [slide deck on SlideShare here], and comments like the below ones left in the feedback forms: Excellent, well-spoken, presented well, concise information, engaging. Very interesting! Brilliant presentation. Great […]
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I’ve spotted this story yesterday morning in a Russian online newspaper, but couldn’t find it anywhere on the English-speaking web then. Had to wait until later in the day to see it published by AFP, and picked up by a number of other news channels including Bloomberg, Reuters, CNN, and
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Be it EPC, CPA, CJ, PMA, or anything else, you want to be comfortable using the most popular affiliate marketing abbreviations if you’re involved in affiliate marketing in any capacity. I’ve put together the following list to make life slightly easier for everyone, but especially those who are fairly new
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Whatever you call it — Internet law, cyberlaw, New Media law, or anything else — it is an integral part of e-commerce and any digital marketing, and there is actually a number of excellent cyber law attorneys and resources which you may follow on Twitter to keep up with the
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A couple of weeks ago, Manhattan’s Theater District has seen a grand opening of 4food which some have already christened a “social media restaurant” meaning that there’s “both a brick-and-mortar hamburger joint in Manhattan, and a community-oriented Website that supports the restaurant.” SocialCitizens.org elaborates: …4food [is] a fast food restaurant
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Yesterday I received an “Advertising Alert” from Gary Kibel, a lawyer at Davis & Gilbert LLP (D&G). This alert brought to my attention a recent action taken by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against a public relations agency involving claims of misleading online endorsements. It is the first case of
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Earlier this week, while listening to David Szetela’s and Brad Geddes’ How Adwords will be Affected by Google Instant podcast I’ve learned about a cool tool which lets you compare Google Suggest results — Web Seer. As we know, it is precisely Google Suggest (with its autocomplete function) that is
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It’s Friday again, and in this week’s #FollowFriday blog post/list of mine I’d like to turn the spotlight to some of the top usability experts out there. As often is the case with these lists that I put together, the below one shouldn’t be read as any kind of ranking,
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I have received a very good question from a starting OPM (outsourced [affiliate] program manager). After a detailed preface on his attempts to get good clients, he wrote: Do you have any advice for a new affiliate manager? I mean, I know what I’m doing pretty much, and when I’ve
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A little over a week and a half ago, I blogged about my discoveries on the mobile traffic my website gets. In my case it accounted for some 3.5% of all my traffic, but this, in fact, meant thousands of mobile visitors every year. I ended that blog post with
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