Web site for Giftware Seeks Exposure Via Blogs
Trunkt.org, a collective of small giftware designers, is hoping a new blog-based advertising campaign will draw attention from the wholesale buyers it's trying to attract.
Trunkt.org, a collective of small giftware designers, is hoping a new blog-based advertising campaign will draw attention from the wholesale buyers it's trying to attract.
A few years ago, former New York cab driver and postal worker Ricardo John a decided he wanted to go into business for himself. The idea of selling online
In the annals of love-hate relationships, search marketers and affiliates are right up there with the classic ambivalent couples: Hamlet and Ophelia, Han Solo and Princess Leia, or King Kong and Faye Wray. The realization that each partner can be useful to the other often isn’t enough to dispel the suspicion that the partnership is…
The online advertising industry is moving fast these days. But apparently that doesn
Internet media company Travelzoo runs a big Web site that draws big traffic. The Travelzoo.com property publishes trip and lodging deals from more than 600 travel suppliers, and 11 million members in the U.S. , U.K. Germany and Canada access those deals for free through the site
Spiegel Brands Inc.'s two leading brands, Spiegel and Newport News, have joined online multi-merchant marketplace Shop.com. The addition of the two brands boosts Shop.com's women's apparel and accessories offerings.
Interactive ad company ValueClick confirmed that it is under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for possible violations related to its lead-generation activities.
It's happening any minute -- that big surge of online shoppers we've all been waiting for. Right? Not so fast.
Microsoft announced Friday that it will join the online ad stampede by purchasing aQuantive for $6 billion in cash, the largest acquisition in the company's history.
Fair Isaac Corp., the company that detects credit fraud for financial institutions, announced Friday that preliminary findings from its study of click fraud in pay-per-click advertising suggest that bogus clicks can reach 10% to 15% of billed traffic.