Earlier this week, while listening to David Szetela’s and Brad Geddes’ How Adwords will be Affected by Google Instant podcast I’ve learned about a cool tool which lets you compare Google Suggest results — Web Seer. As we know, it is precisely Google Suggest (with its autocomplete function) that is […]
Visualization of Popular Search Key Phrases or Web Seer Fun Read More »
It’s Friday again, and in this week’s #FollowFriday blog post/list of mine I’d like to turn the spotlight to some of the top usability experts out there. As often is the case with these lists that I put together, the below one shouldn’t be read as any kind of ranking,
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I have received a very good question from a starting OPM (outsourced [affiliate] program manager). After a detailed preface on his attempts to get good clients, he wrote: Do you have any advice for a new affiliate manager? I mean, I know what I’m doing pretty much, and when I’ve
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No matter what the communication piece (a 140-character-long tweet or a newsletter), or the context (affiliate-oriented, customer- or client-focused, etc), it will benefit from the following 3 Ps. In fact, I believe these 3 elements to be integral components of any effective communication. Let me illustrate each by looking at
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The launch of Google Instant (a new way of searching the Internet via Google, which is meant to save the end user between 2 and 5 seconds on each search) has produced a wide resonance which has touched nearly every area of digital marketing, but especially everything that is immediately
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A little over a week and a half ago, I blogged about my discoveries on the mobile traffic my website gets. In my case it accounted for some 3.5% of all my traffic, but this, in fact, meant thousands of mobile visitors every year. I ended that blog post with
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Being a fairly active Twitter user, I know how much people appreciate short and easy-to-remember Twitter handles. It’s good for RTs, and any mentions of a Twitter user’s name in tweets. My current one (@eprussakov) may not an example of such a handle though. So, I’m thinking of possibly changing
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Over a year ago — soon after starting to play with Twitter — I recorded a video on using Twitter as an affiliate program support tool. Are you using it as one? Since it’s Friday again, I have decided to put together a list of Twitter accounts maintained by 20
Affiliate Programs on Twitter. You Tweeting to Affiliates Yet? Read More »
Last month Enconsultancy released its “Affiliate Marketing Buyer’s Guide 2010”. This 140-pager “provides details on the issues and trends affecting this £4.6 billion sector, as well as information about best practice and tips for choosing a suitable supplier”, and today I have finally found some time to browse through it.
2010 Stats and Trends: UK Affiliate Marketing Read More »
Only a couple of hours have passed since Google’s introduction and announcement of Google Instant, but the digital marketing world is already quite stirred up over it; and the palette range goes all the way from concern to amazement… Affiliate marketers are obviously directly affected as well. But how exactly?
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