- Did you catch our LeadsCon liveblog yesterday? [BPN] – Amy Sheridan relayed a great point from VC Terence Kawaja [Twitter] – Did you know social media is stratified into tiers like owned, paid, rented, and earned? [MediaPost] – Don’t be a line-jumper; be a door-opener. [Seth Godin]
Posts Tagged ‘Amy Sheridan’
March 2nd, 2011
AM Affiliate: LeadsCon Newsbreak, Social Media Nuances, + More
January 19th, 2011
Amy Sheridan Stops By OfferVault For a Quick Chat
It’s rare in the affiliate marketing community to come across constructive criticism. Most commentary comes in the form of Wicked Fire-esque rants or personal diary-style recaps of affiliate events–with little palaver about areas of improvement for the entire industry. Thankfully, Pace Lattin took some time out to chat up a trio of executives in the [...]
Posted in Industry News, Internet in the world, Marketing 
Tags: Affiliate Marketing, Amy Sheridan, Holly Brown, Nick Foley, Pace Lattin 
2 Comments »August 19th, 2010
Advice to Affiliate Marketers: Talk More!
One of the great things about Affiliate Summit East was the sense of camaraderie it inspired, which typically gets lost on the internet. However, the entire experience also served as a reminder to many that despite the glut of honest businesspeople who want to play by the rules in this industry, there will always be [...]
June 21st, 2010
AM Affiliate: AffCon 2010 Launch, Terrible Clients, & Turning Down the Volume On Facebook
– Day 1 of AffCon 2010 starts today and on your agenda, you should make time to stop by Booth #313 and also sit in on CEO Amy Sheridan‘s presentation as part of The Big Niche panel at 2:20 PM MST/4:20 PM EST, in the Super Affiliate Room III. She’ll be presenting alongside Unique Leads’ [...]
June 1st, 2010
AffCon 2010 Goes to Denver
As Affiliate Convention 2010 draws closer, the Blue Phoenix team is getting more and more excited—for a few reasons. Most important of them: Unlike traditional trade shows and conferences, AffCon 2010 is free for working affiliates. With affiliates bringing revenue to companies like ours, it makes no sense to have them pay to learn more [...]
