Have you seen how Webster’s Dictionary defines a “wish list”? Apparently, the proper definition of the word is “a list of desired but often realistically unobtainable items” [source | italics mine]. Interestingly, just as it has done it with so many other areas of our life the Internet has turned […]
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My Affiliate Program Management: An Hour a Day remains to be the best-selling affiliate marketing book on the market. It has received stellar reviews both on Amazon US and on Amazon UK, but what is even more important (for the purpose of this post) is that it’s been warmly received
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In case you have missed it, two days ago The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has published an interesting piece on Amazon and Georgia affiliate nexus tax. Here’s an excerpt from it: Georgia shoppers at Amazon still aren’t paying sales tax, three weeks after the start of a state law designed to snag
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I have just received the following questions via email: I am looking into the possibility of becoming an affiliate manager. Where would you suggest I go to get more information? How does one become an affiliate manager? Since many of my current (and future) blog readers may find the answer
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We’ve all seen those ridiculous warning labels. We order a hot cup of coffee, and it warns “Caution! Contents are hot!” Icons on the package instruct us that children should not hide in the refrigerator and we should not microwave the cat. The fine print warns us what is not
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In the course of 2012 I’ve put together two blog posts on the size of affiliate marketing: one on performance marketing worldwide, and another one on affiliate marketing Russia. Per sources quoted in the former post, in 2011 British affiliates were expected “to drive more than £5bn in e-commerce revenue.”
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Today, I am thrilled to announce that Affiliate Management Days is coming to Europe! Building on the success of our American conferences (the next of which is set to take place in San Francisco in April of this year), and in strategic partnership with a4uexpo, we are
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Yesterday, at their annual West Coast conference in Las Vegas, Affiliate Summit’s founders Shawn Collins and Missy Ward handed out 2013 Pinnacle Awards, and I couldn’t help but put together a follow-up commentary. This was my third time in a row making the list(s) of finalists, and no, the “third
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In case you haven’t yet read the cover story of the Winter 2013 Visibility magazine, I’d like to draw your attention to it today pardon this “let me toot my horn” post. Below you may see the cover of this newest Visibility issue, and I am proud to see my
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The day before yesterday an affiliate (who runs a review website) posted the following comment under my 2009 What Is Cookie Stuffing post: Coincidentally, also the day before yesterday the industry’s famous fraud detective Kellie Stevens wrote up an article that has, undoubtedly, become a sobering one for many. Two
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