Posts Tagged ‘Affiliate Summit East’

AM Affiliate: Quick Fixes & Conversions, iPhone Surveillance, & More

- Quick fix = quick conversion; agree or disagree? [Finch Sells] – The biggest challenge facing the Affiliate Marketing world currently? The struggle for longevity. [5 Star Affiliate] – While on vacation, a man received an alert on his iPhone that someone had set off the motion detectors in his home. He called 911, but [...]

AM Affiliate: Greek Statues Were Tacky, An ASE Clipshow, & More

- E-mail marketers face a new challenge as more people start bargain-hunting on mobile devices. [MediaPost] – Ultraviolet light shined on ancient Greek statues reveals how tacky they used to look. [Gizmodo] – In case you missed it, Amy Sheridan suggested one way to stand tall against rogue marketers. [PMExpo] – Another way? A Verification [...]

AM Affiliate: Cameron Diaz Will Give Your Computer A Virus & More

– Top story of the day: Cameron Diaz is the celebrity who’s most likely to give your computer a virus. [Gizmodo] – The Affiliate Summit debriefings continue. [Super Affiliate Twins] – Presenting Facesquare Facebook Places. Also worth pondering: Has Facebook intentionally placed a “4″ in the Facebook Places logo, left, to allude to their Foursquare [...]

AM Affiliate: Affiliate Summit East Post-Game Edition

This week marked one of the most monumental events that happens in the affiliate marketing universe: Affiliate Summit. For 72 hours, affiliates, merchants, and vendors swapped business cards, high-fives, and cocktails. To mark the end of the event, today’s round-up is ASE-themed. – This week, Affiliate Summit East struck the Hilton New York. Some people [...]

AM Affiliate: BPM at ASE, The Enigma of E-mail, & More

– Disembodied robot arms can now toy with sushi. [Gizmodo] – One writer tries to demystify the “best time to send” e-mail marketing enigma…and ends up just posing a whole new set of questions. [MediaPost] – Social media is one giant party… [Adotas] – …which begs the question: Are you going to the ASE tweetup? [...]

AM Affiliate: Google Celebrates the Wizard, Spectacular Social Media Songs, & More

– Neil Berman offers a little industry gold: “Jumping into an email marketing program without doing the necessary planning is a little bit like waking up married in Vegas.” [MediaPost] – Google celebrates the 71st anniversary of The Wizard of Oz with today’s logo. Their last notable logo foray included an interactive Pac-Man game built [...]

AM Affiliate: The Ultimate Social Media Map, Allegedly Exclusive Affiliate Summit East Parties, & More

– Navigate the social media wilderness with this handy map. [Gizmodo] – July was a terrible month of web browser trendsetters: Firefox and Chrome lagged while Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari gained momentum. [DM Confidential] – An interesting counterpoint to this piece about expectations in Affiliate Managers. [PPV Playbook] – Affiliate Summit East is six [...]

Your Guide to Blue Phoenix Media at Affiliate Summit East

While we can leave the big Affiliate Summit East questions to ASE masterminds Shawn Collins and Missy Ward, many of you may have more peculiar questions. Which is where this guide to ASE 2010 may come in handy!

AM Affiliate: Glow-In-the-Dark iPhone 4Gs, Google Sows Seeds in Farmville, & More

– Make your new iPhone 4G glow with this decal that also solves your reception issues. [Gizmodo] – Google’s wants to plant some maize in Zynga’s Farmville real estate too. [TechCrunch] – Does your e-mail marketing campaign abide by the two As–anticipation and appreciation–of a successful campaign? [MediaPost] – Why some will not be going [...]

AM Affiliate: Facebook Now Recognizes Your Face, Internet Marketing’s Survival Strategy, & More

– Sure technophiles may champion this as a landmark achievement for social media, but there’s still something unsettling about the fact that Facebook’s photo album application can now detect faces in uploaded JPEGs from its users. [Facebook] – Catharine P. Taylor argues that the world doesn’t need another Facebook–especially from Google. We beg to differ. [...]