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07momojack2008 Today was a big day in the affiliate marketing industry. I posted earlier with a video from Sam Harrelson, founder of AffSpot.com talking about the launch of the new AffSpot affiliate marketing forum site. I have known Sam for a while and respected his work and insight on his blogs CostPerNews, AffiliateFortuneCookie, and as the editor at Revenews.

Rumors About Jon Fisher Debunked :: Where Do They Come Up With This Crap?!?! July 05th 2008 Posted to General, Industry Bullshit, News, Personal, Things That Piss Me Off Just a small post for you kids.. I hear A LOT of rumors, everyday, for the last 2+ years for our industry. Most of them are crap.

Woo, episode 6. Who would have though I’d make it this far? Inverview This week I interviewed HarveyJ, a guy who’s shared a number of good offline marketing tips on Wickedfire. He doesn’t have a site of his own, so I’ll just link you to a couple of the threads we talk about in the podcast:

Download audio file (geekcast21.mp3) This week on GeekCast, Jim Kukral, Lisa Picarille, Sam Harrelson and I talked about some of the lazy efforts by CPA networks to recruit, including stale emails and solicitations with offers that have no relevance to the affiliate being targeted.

Paul, of Uberaffiliate.com, announced a new service yesterday: UberCamp. What is UberCamp? It’s an invite-only forum where you can interact with affiliate marketing experts…for a price. Nickycakes was quick to point out everything wrong with the idea, and I’m going to have to side with Nick on this one: UberCamp just sounds like a bad idea.

For a while I have been reading a blog on the net from a moderator on WickedFire. Lord Brar is his name on there, and his blog is DomainingTips.com . His blog is excellent and I can recommend it to anyone. His posts are full of information helpful to anyone in the web development business, for beginners especially.

Wow. Wow. Wow. New York was simply amazing! For those who do not know, I went to New York to meet up with the people at AzoogleAds. The trip was awesome! First thing I did when I got there was I met my Affiliate manager, Ryan Sessler and another great manager Erin for Lunch.

Article by ShoeMoney at http://www.shoemoney.com I had Tigh drop me off at the airport for my 6pm flight. It was delayed 15mins but I did not think it was that big of deal. Ended up landing in Chicago over 1 hour late and had 8 mins to catch my flight to NYC.

The idea, build up hype and expectations and then um deliver! The reality build some hype dash some expectations and deliver more then most people expected. That was the feedback from our recent sale. But just to take you back, the premise was simple: Take one blog post packed with juicy info, take interested users money and deliver the info.

Attention affiliate managers of the world: Err on the side of caution and conversation when you screw up. Try and fix the problem instead of attacking the communities that support your company. Slightly Shady SEO went out on a limb and posted the seemingly highly controversial story of Clickbooth