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The Way Men Would Do It
Maxim Magazine is hardly a revered source of statistics and information for online marketers, but that didn’t stop them from commissioning a study analyzing men’s media tendencies. Hall & Partners conducted the study…
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iLegal – Balancing Your Contracts
I’ve advised this before, but it’s worth saying again; whether you’re a large or small organization, a multi-division company or a solo affiliate, you must read and understand all of the contracts you sign.
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iMedia Holdings Undergoes Name Change
June 19, 2007: iMedia Holdings, Inc., a privately held corporation consisting of Internet Advertising Group (IAG), Internet Media Affiliates (IMA), College EducationWeekly and LeadGen Media has changed its corporate name to IAG Interactive, Inc.
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Broken News: Statistical Phenomenon
This episode of Broken News is brought to you by our trusted industry insider, Cauldron Larynx. Cauldron utilizes deep knowledge, deeper skills and deepest relationships to make up the most breaking and relevant news in the Affiliate Marketing sector.
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AUCTIONADS WINS EBAY STAR DEVELOPER AWARD
AuctionAds, a division of MediaWhiz Holdings Inc., today announced it received the eBay Star Developer Award for “Most Innovative Application-Buyer” at the sixth annual eBay Developers Conference.
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Adknowledge Gives Away $500 in Free Advertising to New Customers.
Adknowledge, which operates an online advertising marketplace at www.BidSystem.com, announced they are giving away $500 in free pay-per click advertising for all new customers. This limited promotion requires advertisers to act fast if they wish to participate.
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The Beginning of the End for Incentive Marketing
After ValueClick disclosed an inquiry into their lead generation practices by the FTC announcement stemming from the company’s incentive marketing campaigns, it was only a matter of time before changes would start to make…
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Agencies
Kellogg Restricted Use of Licensed Characters Not Expected to Affect Industry
The Kellogg Co.’s announcement last week to stop using licensed characters to promote its products unless they meet nutrition standards is not expected to negatively impact the licensing industry.
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Breaking Down Paid Search, Part 1
Google has long seemed to have a love/hate relationship with the affiliate marketing company. That is to say, they seem to hate affiliates and love to make their lives difficult. Two weeks ago we…
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Breaking Down Paid Search, Part 2
Even though the affiliates work within Google’s system, you can see why, taken together, Google might consider them a sub-optimal user experience. As we’ve seen, affiliate marketers, especially for popular offers, inadvertently allow…
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