Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
The Federal Trade Commission will hold a workshop on October 30, 2015, to explore the growing use of online lead generation in various industries, including consumer lending and education. The workshop, “Follow the Lead: An FTC Workshop About Online Lead Generation,” will gather a variety of stakeholders, including industry representatives, consumer
Read MoreIt's official Affiliate Summit East 2015 is sold out. Per their company's post they will of course open up additional spots for registrations on a first-come, first-served basis as they process cancellations. The event of events is a three day conference chocked full of networking, exhibits, workshops, and vendors across multiple genres
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We have all heard it time and time again, content is king. We are all in search of that trophy post. You know the one that is entertaining, engaging, and provides tons of value in the process all in the hopes that it will go viral and pull in a
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On July 16, 2015, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington held that disputes over actual knowledge of copyright infringement were irrelevant to an e-merchant's ability to claim copyright safe harbor defenses under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in a case in which the company quickly removed
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Larry Kim from Inc.com has been on my reading radar for some time. Earlier this week he put out another one of his famous (ok maybe not famous but certainly note-worthy) lists of who's who. Kim explains that he spends about an hour a day scanning social networks, blogs, catching up
Read MoreBeing a soloprenuer and/or freelancer has its own set of challenges. Just like when my favorite superhero, Batman, decided to branch out on his own and start his own crime fighting business he needed the right gear to get the job done efficiently and effectively. The infographic below from Unitel Voice
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According to the latest from experts at London School of Marketing, websites like YouTube and Instagram will beat out Facebook and Twitter for users by the end of the decade. They found that "millennials" are using video and photo-based social media sites more than traditional mixed media sites such as Facebook
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