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Can Display Catch Search?
While the not quite drama of Microsoft-Yahoo continues, the ensuing attention paid to the former’s potential acquisition of the latter has at least started to focus the broader dialog on future possibilities of Internet…
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Affiliate Due Diligence – You Can’t Automate Common Sense
Recently, I had the privilege of speaking on a panel at the first LeadsCon meeting in Las Vegas. Our panel topic was the “Proper Role of Affiliate Marketing in Lead Generation.”
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MLB, Bayer Make Pact to Battle Prostate Cancer
Major League Baseball Properties and Bayer HealthCare’s One A Day Multivitamins are taking a swing at preventing prostate cancer in a four-year deal that will raise money for research based on strikeouts.
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Kraft Promotes Bagel-fuls with Sampling, Tour
Kraft is kicking off a sampling campaign today to promote its newest breakfast product, Bagel-fuls.
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Agencies
NBC, Liberty Mutual Forge Marketing Partnership
NBC and Liberty Mutual have struck a marketing partnership that casts the insurance company as primary sponsor of two movies tied to a larger promotional effort based on the theme of personal responsibility.
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AzoogleAds Re-Brands as Epic Advertising
New Corporate Brand Identity Encompasses Broad Range of Performance Marketing Services
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LinkValu announces exciting enhancements to their eLifePolicy website
LinkValu announces exciting enhancements to their eLifePolicy website and the launch of ‘Q2 Spring into Action Bonus for CPA Affiliates – Meet LinkValu at Ad:Tech San Francisco in booth #5558
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Neverblue Media Appoints New President
Neverblue Media, a Canadian online marketing company that specializes in affiliate marketing, announced today that it has appointed Hakan Lindskog as the company’s new President. Current President and company co-founder, Todd Dunlop, will transition to an active role on Neverblue Media’s recently formed Board of Advisors.
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Active Internet Users Disappear in February
Are people not using the Internet anymore?
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After Wikipedia
It should come as no surprise that the majority of Wikipedia’s traffic comes from Google, followed far behind by Yahoo!. This might beg the question: where do these users go afterwards?
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