So, just a few minutes ago, I got this in my inbox: To Daniel Clark: As a participant in one of Newegg?s Advertiser Programs offered through Commission Junction, you may be aware that Newegg does not accept affiliates into any of its Advertiser Programs if the affiliates have sales tax nexus with North Carolina or [...]
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Affiliate Marketing
I’ve just submitted my details to confirm my slot as a speaker at Affiliate Summit East 2010, happening August 15-17 of this year. The panel is called Podcasting 101, and it’s led by Trisha Lyn Fawver, a blogger (TrishaLyn.com) and podcaster (Affiliate Marketing Fanatics). Also on the panel? Joe Magennis, my partner on Geek Dads [...]
Earlier today I went to the state capital building in Santa Fe, New Mexico to speak out about House Bill 50, the New Mexico equivalent of the “Amazon Tax”. This is my account of the afternoon I spent in the halls of government. On Thursday, January 28, 2010, I attended the meeting of the House [...]
Over at the Geek Dads Weekly site, I’ve just posted a one-hour recap of Affiliate Summit West 2010, the affiliate marketing conference that I’ve just returned home from. The event was incredible – I really have no complaints about it at all, which is itself incredible. Previous Summits have always had a negative aspect or [...]
It was one year ago that I launched what was to be my greatest online achievement: Earn a Million a Day. I remember that day well… The setting was the annual ShareASale Think Tank event. I was there, as I am now, and I was thinking about how I could share my vast, vast knowledge [...]
According to a few sources (here, here and here), the previously discussed $11,000 fine for not disclosing relationships with companies that bloggers review or link to isn’t quite real. Good to know – let’s hope that it stays that way. This bears watching, though. If you’re in the affiliate marketing space, keep an eye on [...]
It’s official: the government is in the business of fining bloggers who don’t play by their poorly defined rules of disclosure. Back in June I wrote an article describing how the United States government was gearing up to go after bloggers that don’t disclose income or freebies from companies that they write product or service [...]
This morning I remembered that Shawn Collins had started a contest on 99 Designs for a new GeekCast.fm logo. I headed over to the contest page to see what was going on with it, and was a little surprised that a winner had already been chosen (I thought the contest was going to run longer). [...]
