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March 29, 2011 - Affiliates see rise in mobile commerce

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March 29, 2011
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  • Affiliates see rise in mobile commerce
    Mobile commerce has more than doubled in its proportion of sales across the Affiliate Window platform since the end of November, according to research, with sales volume on iPads and iPhones leading the way. The research also reveals that mobile users are more likely to make purchases from affiliates that offer fully optimized mobile websites. eConsultancy.com (3/28) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Google's Panda Update shakes up SEO marketing
    Google's recent changes in its search-ranking algorithms, called the Panda Update, are designed to improve search quality by removing "content farms" as well as aggregation and spam sites. In practice, the tweaks are hurting some reputable sites. Social marketer John McPhee offers advice to site owners who feel unjustly pushed out, including tracking your links, requesting links be pulled from poor-quality sites, and build up backlinks on top sites in your sector. SmallBizTechnology.com (3/23) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Established brands help improve affiliate marketing's reputation
    Affiliate marketing is moving away from its reputation as the sales-heavy, "noncreative" arm of online advertising as it wins acceptance from established brands. Other trends spurring affiliate marketing include the rise of social networking features such as Facebook's Sponsored Stories and the increased acceptance of revenue-sharing deals and other types of activity-based compensation. Adotas (3/25) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • How social media and search work together to influence online shoppers
    Nearly half of online shoppers use some combination of search engines and social media when making purchasing decisions, according to a study from GroupM Search and comScore. Social media is largely used as a means to gather opinions to help narrow the options. Reviews on company blogs and social media top the list of social media channel types that help purchasers make the decision to buy. SearchEngineWatch.com (3/24) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • IRS rule requires more disclosure on online sellers
    Beginning with the 2011 tax year, some online payment-service providers must file monthly transaction totals for online merchants using Form 1099-K from the Internal Revenue Service. The rule applies only to online merchants with 200 or more annual transactions totaling at least $20,000. AuctionBytes (3/25) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • The one thing every affiliate needs
    ClickBank reports that they have more than 100,000 affiliates, but truth be told, these are only the active ones. The number of INACTIVE affiliates is much, much higher. And do you know the main reason why these affiliates fail? For many, it's because they think that affiliate marketing simply involves putting their link on a traffic site or in a free ad. The reality is that if you just use an affiliate link, you are very limited in your ability to get traffic from the major sources. ClickBank Blog. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Affiliate Marketing Today podcast: Membership site success
    We're back with a new episode of Affiliate Marketing Today. In this episode, Beau Blackwell talks with Internet marketing veteran and membership site expert Ryan Lee on how he's managed to build multiple seven-figure membership-based businesses, and how it's not nearly as hard as you think to create and maintain a membership site or continuity program. We also cover important tips like how to get people to sign up for your program in the first place, and how it's possible to create a very successful business by creating inexpensive membership programs (we're talking less than $5 per month). ClickBank Blog. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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