In e-Commerce, product feeds or data feeds are used regularly especially when you are exchanging large amounts of information or data. But what exactly is a product feed? Why do you need it? And what are some best practices when it comes to creating and using them? What is a […]
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Yesterday I’ve had the pleasure of speaking at the 8th annual Санкт-Петербургская Интернет-конфереция (St. Petersburg Internet Conference) in my wife’s hometown of St. Petersburg, Russia. The last (which was also the first) time when I spoke in Russia’s Northern Capital was exactly two years ago when I presented at the
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I was chatting to a client recently and they were telling me that they were off to a network to talk to their sales team. I was a little surprised, as I didn’t realise that they were looking for a new network. After asking, I found out that this wasn’t
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I often talk about affiliate marketing being an industry that’s built on relationships. While it is a performance industry with everyone’s focus being on the bottom line, you get more out of your affiliate programme if you have good relationships with your affiliates. This works both ways – the affiliates
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It’s been a while since I have last blogged about pay-per-call performance marketing, and I’m glad that in a recent consulting session I was asked a question that I really didn’t have a good up-to-date answer to (which has made me dig into PPCall data, and, ultimately, gave birth to
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IBM Coremetrics has just added Cyber Monday 2011 data to their benchmark report I blogged about yesterday. Here are the things that have caught my eye: Cyber Monday 2011 — 5 Noteworthy Facts Overall spending increase — Online sales were up 33% over 2010, 29.3% up over Black Friday 2011,
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One of our affiliate program management clients has just had a number of chargebacks on transactions referred by one affiliate. They all came from people whose cards were used to buy the product they never wanted to purchase. It was a case of wide-spread fraud on the part of the
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With PubCon South at Austin 2011 coming up in just two weeks, I thought it would be interesting to analyze PubCon‘s past and current speakers ranking them in the order of their social influence on Twitter. I must tell you, there are some really impressive folks on the list! I’ve
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Only two weeks are left until 2011. It is that time of the year when we’re making predictions and expressing our expectations for the year to come. In an effort to find out what other digital marketers expect 2011 to bring, I have reached out to a number of them,
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Not too long ago I’ve learned of a Los Angeles-based company called uCubd, and got really interested in it because of two things: (i) cool technology, and (ii) the fact that their technology is already integrated with at least one affiliate program, the Amazon’s one. So, I sat down with
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