A very important affiliate consensus survey is happening that will help the industry become a bigger and better place for affiliate marketers.The data is anonymous. and will also be shared with everyone who is involved with taking the survey
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
In the Spotlight :: NY Affiliate Voice Blog
In the Spotlight
NYAffiliateVoice has been working very hard to fight the new affiliate state tax that can hurt our industry. please take the time to participate in any way you can! You can help make a donation sponsorship here
NYAffiliateVoice has been working very hard to fight the new affiliate state tax that can hurt our industry. please take the time to participate in any way you can! You can help make a donation sponsorship here
As announced in my last post, NYAffiliateVoice is offering In the Spotlight sponsorship. Purchase of an In the SpotLight sponsor ad includes being listed in our list of sponsors for one month (30 days) and a profile post. A profile post will include a summary of your program or services and a brief profile of you or your company. Upon purchase of a sponsorship, I will send you a brief questionnaire for you to complete. Once you return your answers your name (or company name) with url will be listed as a sponsor and an In the Spotlight post will be written using your answers. The post will also include a link to url of your choosing.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Media Firms Team Up to Test Online-Video Ad Formats - WSJ.com
Media Firms Team Up to Test Online-Video Ad Formats - WSJ.com: "he recession is making for some strange ad fellows. Media companies including Microsoft, Yahoo, CBS's CBS Interactive and Hulu.com are joining forces to attract more money to the fledgling online-video advertising marketplace by testing ad formats.
The project, dubbed 'the Pool,' is the brainchild of Publicis Groupe's Starcom MediaVest, which buys roughly $16 billion in U.S. ad time and space annually for big advertisers like Procter & Gamble.
Starcom MediaVest and sister agency VivaKi say they are trying to create standards in the online-video market, which is popular with consumers but hasn't turned into a serious money maker.
The Pool, ..."
The project, dubbed 'the Pool,' is the brainchild of Publicis Groupe's Starcom MediaVest, which buys roughly $16 billion in U.S. ad time and space annually for big advertisers like Procter & Gamble.
Starcom MediaVest and sister agency VivaKi say they are trying to create standards in the online-video market, which is popular with consumers but hasn't turned into a serious money maker.
The Pool, ..."
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Sparkplugging :: Work at Home Resources & Community for the Web 2.0 Generation (Formerly eMoms at Home)
Sparkplugging :: Work at Home Resources & Community for the Web 2.0 Generation (Formerly eMoms at Home): "What's So New About Working at Home?
More businesses are starting at home now than ever before. Technology is transforming marketing, sales, & life balance. Sparkplugging supports today's home office workers - where life, work, & purpose are one."
More businesses are starting at home now than ever before. Technology is transforming marketing, sales, & life balance. Sparkplugging supports today's home office workers - where life, work, & purpose are one."
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Top 100 Influential Online Marketers List | Small Business Trends
Top 100 Influential Online Marketers List | Small Business Trends:
"Invesp Consulting has released their first annual list of the Top 100 Most Influential Online Marketers for 2008. Among the top 10 are Jackie Huba, Darren Rowse, Brian Clark, Aaron Wall, and Guy Kawasaki.
Oh, and number 1? That would be Chris Hughes, creator of Barack Obama’s social networking site.
Sometimes the best part is reading what others have to say about such lists. For instance, there is the comment of Lyndon Antcliff who sums it up by saying, “I love these lists, if I am not on them they are rubbish and if …on them they represent the fountain from where all truth can be found.” :)
Yours truly - moi — was surprised to find myself included on the list, and in the top 50 too (number 47 to be exact). I was surprised because I don’t think of myself as a marketer. Mainly I just know how to hire good marketing people and pick their brains and learn from them. It’s an honor to be included and I want to thank all those who nominated me.
Read the Top 100 Most Influential Online Marketers list for 2008. There’s also a blog post about how they chose the top 100 marketers."
"Invesp Consulting has released their first annual list of the Top 100 Most Influential Online Marketers for 2008. Among the top 10 are Jackie Huba, Darren Rowse, Brian Clark, Aaron Wall, and Guy Kawasaki.
Oh, and number 1? That would be Chris Hughes, creator of Barack Obama’s social networking site.
Sometimes the best part is reading what others have to say about such lists. For instance, there is the comment of Lyndon Antcliff who sums it up by saying, “I love these lists, if I am not on them they are rubbish and if …on them they represent the fountain from where all truth can be found.” :)
Yours truly - moi — was surprised to find myself included on the list, and in the top 50 too (number 47 to be exact). I was surprised because I don’t think of myself as a marketer. Mainly I just know how to hire good marketing people and pick their brains and learn from them. It’s an honor to be included and I want to thank all those who nominated me.
Read the Top 100 Most Influential Online Marketers list for 2008. There’s also a blog post about how they chose the top 100 marketers."
2008 Top SEO Blogs by RSS Subscribers | Online Marketing Blog
2008 Top SEO Blogs by RSS Subscribers
Posted by Lee Odden on Dec 31st, 2008 in Blogging, Online Marketing, SEO |As part of maintaining the BIGLIST of search engine marketing blogs, we’ve posted a list of the top SEO blogs that publish their RSS feed subscriber counts and on this last day of 2008, I thought I’d put up just one more.
A few more SEO blogs have been added to this list from the last two times and a few blogs have switched places as the old guard makes way for the up and coming. Fire up your feed reader and start subscribing:
It would be great of SEOBook, WeBuildPages and similar popular SEO focused blogs could be on this list, but they don’t publish their subscriber counts through Feedburner’s FeedCount. There are a few others we’re waiting for as well.
If you’re aware of other SEO related blogs that publish their feeds through Feedburner and have the FeedCount feature turned on, please drop the URL in the comments.
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