My name is Evgenii “Geno” Prussakov and I am the founder and president of AM Navigator LLC.
I work as an affiliate marketing program manager and online marketing consultant, but most of all I enjoy writing, speaking, and blogging. I am also the Senior Editor for the affiliate marketing section of the Search Engine Marketing Journal. If this were not enough, I am also currently working on my doctorate degree, and my research will be focused on one of the problems of affiliate marketing.
I am blessed to have a gorgeous wife and the most beautiful daughter in the world.
I also fish. When in Europe, it’s mostly pearch, pike, trout, and walleye; whereas while in the States, it’s rainbow trout, largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie and bluegill. 
Hello Geno,
I read your blog and follow you on Twitter — my name is Stacey Clarke and I’m part of the team that handles PR for eBay Partner Network. I wanted to connect with you to introduce myself, and also to see if you’d like to be included in our outreach for news announcements. We’ve got a bunch of new things going on this year and I’d be happy to make sure you’re in the loop.
One more question – do you ever do video interviews on your YouTube channel? I didn’t see any but wanted to double check.
You’re welcome to check out my Twitter profile as well – it’s http://www.twitter.com/@staceyclarke1
Best,
Stacey Clarke
Senior Account Manager
Just Drive Media
Sure, Stacey, feel free to add me to your newsletter list. Here’s my e-mail address: geno /at/ amnavigator |dot| com
Re video interviews: not yet, but I am open to suggestions. Feel free to e-mail me.
Geno, I am speaking at the Affiliate Summit in New York in August. Will you be speaking as well? If so, hopefully, we’ll have a chance to meet. I will be speaking on the upcoming convergence of MLM and affiliate marketing. (You have a great blog, Geno.)
Best wishes,
Debbi A. Ballard, CEO
International Network Liaison Corporation
http://www.twitter.com/DebbiABallard
Yes, Debbi, I’ll be speaking at the upcoming Affiliate Summit East [blogged about it here]. Looking forward to listening to what you have to say in your presentation.
Thank you for the compliments about my blog too.
Hey Geno,
I’ve just discovered your book on Amazon and it seems to be exactly what I was looking for. I’ll order it but I’m afraid it will take long time to ship in Romania (where I’m currently working and having my master degree).
Reading your biography, I was slightly surprised to find out that you studied at State University of Moldova (I am from Chisinau).
I am the affiliate manager of a newly launched affiliate program of the biggest online retailer in Romania. As my knowledge in this field is based on self-learning systems, I was looking for some materials to improve my experience. Hope to find lots of interesting things in your book and in this blog.
Thank You,
Eugen Potlog
Affiliate Manager
http://www.twitter.com/eugenpotlog
Eugen, thank you for your comment. Looks like we’re both from the same hometown and have the same name (my full Russian name is Evgenii, which Romanians would spell like Eugen). Yes, I am a graduate of the State University of Moldova in Chisinau, and I try to come back to Kishinev (sorry for the Russian spelling, but that’s what I speak) at least once a year.
You’re right, if you order any of my books through Amazon.com or AffiliateManagerBook.com, it may take quite some time to reach you in Romania. In your case I would recommend ordering my books on Amazon.FR or on Amazon.DE. It should be quicker to get them from within the EU.
Have fun browsing around the blog, and if any questions spring up, feel free to post them in the comments area under the post that got you thinking about them. I respond to every question in a personalized and timely manner.
Geno, you did a great job with your presentation at Affiliate Summit West 2010. You provided beneficial information not only for affiliate program managers, but the affiliates themselves as well as the merchants. It was nice seeing you again. (I mentioned you in the review I did about the Summit on my blog.)
Take care,
Debbi