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October 6th, 2007
4:45 pm
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I’ve spent the last few jetlagged hours wondering why Jessops are deemed to be innovative when it comes to affiliate marketing, thereby grabbing themselves a A4UAwards finalist position in the forthcoming A4UExpo. A quick look at their program info on Tradedoubler might hold the answer though.
Jessops pay affiliates a 2% commission (no, that’s not the [More Details]
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September 24th, 2007
5:16 pm
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I’m not sure if it’s a good thing or a bad thing, but sometimes it feels like that all rational logic and sense have packed their bags, headed off to pastures new without once turning round and waving at Affiliate Marketing stood on the doorstep staring at disbelief that they’ve had the audacity to leave!
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Following the anouncement last week that Vodafone are trialling telephone sale tracking, news reaches us that Scottish Power, via Buy.at, are “delighted to bring to you the addition of telephone tracking to the Scottish Power programme. This is an industry leading service and the first time this has been implemented in the utilities sector and [More Details]
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Updating a competition site on a daily basis means you get around the web quite a bit and spot a few things that affiliate wise are a slight irritation but are forgotten about until the next visit. For example CDWow’s various affiliate promotions - including Just Rewards, Catalink, Audible, Plum Offers, VC Poker, Mobile Phones, [More Details]
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Discount codes and their misuse have again reared their ugly head in the world of affiliate marketing. Joe has recently blogged about codes and suggests that merchant’s “manage promotional codes intelligently” so that we are all winners! The problem is quite simple - promotional codes get distributed around the internet.
So for example, if The [More Details]
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