The Changing Face of Networks January 30th, 2007 11:48 am Leave a comment

Following last year’s announcement by Affiliate Window that they were becoming Digital Window, Buy.at and now Tradedoubler have relaunched their brands with new looks. Strap lines seem to be popular this year as both companies have added little snippets to their logos - “More profitable growth, faster” and “Market like you mean it” respectively.

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Fight Climate Change January 29th, 2007 2:27 pm 3 comments

Having spent almost 12 years working in a laboratory, occasionally I do get the urge to leave the web stuff behind and revisit a career in science. It doesn’t last long (it usually vanishes after a bout of stat checking), but with current environmental issues my interest in science things has increased and made me [More Details]

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Something Fishy In Affiliate Blogs January 29th, 2007 2:10 pm 3 comments

More and more affiliates are unleashing their views in blog form and now there’s something fishy going on as Clarke Duncan (aka Supercod) has finally launched his Affiliate Marketing Blog. Clarke has quite a unique position as he works as an affiliate, merchant and network (via the exceptionally brilliant but often overlooked Paid On Results) [More Details]

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Herts 24 Web Awards Sponsor January 29th, 2007 1:53 pm Leave a comment

Sometimes we like to try something different to get noticed and so when the chance to sponsor a web awards program cropped up, we decided it might be worth a punt. So, we are now the sponsors of the Herts 24 Web Awards Hobby Section.
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Campaign Proposal January 29th, 2007 1:37 pm Leave a comment

Last week we received an interesting campaign proposal offer. The first email was simply along the lines of “we have a CPC campaign, how many clicks do you think you can deliver”. There was no indication of what the campaign was for, and so I replied explaining that this information may be of help, but [More Details]

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