If you sell digital products online you are no doubt aware of the two most popular affiliate networks, ClickBank and PayDotCom.
While both of these are great and I highly recommend each of them, today I came across a brand new service that really caught my attention. It's called PaySpree and the reason it caught my attention is that ALL its members get paid for their sales instantly by PayPal.
Even affiliates get paid for their referred sales instantly by PayPal.
I expect it to become quite a hit as the lure of 'instant commissions' played a big part in the massive success of products such as 7DollarSecrets and the RapidActionProfits scripts.
I've actually come across products for sale that are just lists of affiliate programs that pay instant paypal commission. And I've seen many threads in the various internet marketing forums asking about where to find instant commission affiliate programs. Now there is an entire site and marketplace dedicated to them.
As soon as you become a member you can start promoting any product in the marketplace, and you can add your own products so affiliates can promote them for you. All commission payments are handled automatically by PaySpree, it sounds like a winner to me.
I've just signed up and had a look around the site and it seems pretty simple and non cluttered, check it out at the link below and let me know what you think:
http://payspree.com/r/6904
Minggu, 26 September 2010
Kamis, 23 September 2010
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Selasa, 21 September 2010
Behavioral Retargeting Code of Conduct by Peter A. Prestipino
Behavioral Retargeting Code of Conduct
The "self-regulatory" code of conduct will apply to affiliates that run behavioral retargeting activity and primarily addresses "post view" or "post impressions" cookies – but more on that in a moment. Before proceeding, some explanation is definitely in order.
Behavioral retargeting (BR) is method of Web promotion that serves targeted advertising based on a user's previous behavior (such as a user that visits a site without completing a conversion). The behaviorally targeted advertisement can be seen by that user as they travel the Web, encouraging them to return and interact. The ads served are usually bought from ad networks on a CPM (cost per thousand impressions) basis. The resulting sales from the ads are rewarded by advertisers/merchants on a CPA basis when operated via affiliate networks.
In order for behavioral retargeting to be effective, many BR companies require Post Impression (PI) or Post View (PV) cookies to be used alongside traditional click cookies. Therein lies the problem. PI/PV cookies are impression-based as opposed to click-based; in other words, a cookie is stored on an impression being served rather than a click. Historically, very few networks or affiliate programs have operated PI/PV cookies, as the more tangible action of a click is seen as more in line with the CPA and sale function of affiliate marketing – rather than the branding element of banner creative (and, therefore, impression cookies).
In working with PI/PV cookies, the IAB is setting some much-needed hierarchy rules involving click and impression cookies and standardizing overwriting procedure across the networks. As banner impressions are a more passive, brand-focused area of online marketing, the IAB hopes to provide clarity about whether the cookie length should be different, depending on the type of cookie. BR is becoming more prevalent and BR companies are looking to run activity on a CPA basis via affiliate networks. The code of conduct has been devised, which all BR companies must adhere to when running activity via member networks of the AMC. It's a positive step for both the advertising networks and affiliate marketers.
The AMC has taken the decision to make some elements compulsory with others subject to individual advertiser/merchant choice. Where this choice is available to advertisers/merchants, the network will be able to advise on the range of options available. The code of conduct applies to all affiliates/publishers who engage in behavioral retargeting via affiliate networks including Affiliate Future, Affiliate Window, Affilinet, Buy.at, Commission Junction, Linkshare, OMG, TradeDoubler & Webgains.
These aforementioned networks are able to work with BR affiliates and publishers in a "controlled way" if they are deemed to offer additional value (at the discretion of the network). Advertiser and merchants are encouraged to highlight programs where PI/PV is in place. Perhaps most important in the compulsory code of conduct is that PI/PV cookies should never overwrite a click cookie.
The IAB's AMC has proposed the following hierarchy which should be adhered to by all networks:
Where a single Post Click affiliate cookie exists in isolation, the Post Click cookie is attributed to the click referrer; whereas when multiple Post Click affiliate cookies exist, the most recent Post Click cookie is attributed to the last click referrer.
Where a single PI/PV cookie exists in isolation, the PI/PV cookie is attributed with the PI/PV referrer. Where multiple PI/PV cookies exist, the most recent PI/PV cookie is attributed with the last PI/PV referrer. Should PI/PV cookies and Post Click cookies coexist, the most recent Post Click cookie is attributed with the last click referrer.
This code of conduct is desperately needed and it positions behavioral targeting as a tactic very well in order to continue its growth in both the advertising and affiliate communities.
First published by Website Magazine on Sept 21, 2010
OMG: Analytics Engine to Make Sense of "Social-speak" by Linc Wonham
OMG: Analytics Engine to Make Sense of "Social-speak"
You may want to LOL right now, but if you were to Tweet exactly that on the subject, the core analytics engine from Lexalytics would determine that your message bears no sentiment, that expanding it would not add any value to the resulting lexical processing, and that it should simply be treated as an interjection. The acronym “IDK” (I don’t know), on the other hand, is useful when expanded out to its original words, while a message that includes “FTW” (for the win) carries positive sentiment.
The new reporting will also clear up any ambiguous emoticons, such as “8)”, which carries a positive sentiment, and “:S”, which bears a negative one. The upgraded analytics engine, called Salient, also tags the “@” symbol and the “#” symbol, returning the former as a “people entity” and the latter as a lightweight tag for the content of the tweet or message.
You can check out the new capabilities yourself by visiting Lexalytics.com/demo and pasting in a tweet or any block of text for analysis. Lexalytics specializes in social media monitoring and providing Web professionals the context necessary for making informed business decisions in that rapidly changing environment.
First publihed by Website Magazine.
Changes Coming to Microsoft adCenter by Linc Wonham
Changes Coming to Microsoft adCenter
Microsoft wrote today on its adCenter blog that budgeting improvements are on the way, a move it said was precipitated by recent user comments. The changes can be expected “in the coming days” and “will minimize the daily budget overspend and deliver a more consistent, predictable spend of your budget dollars throughout the month.”
The blog post stated that the updated adCenter will be tracking campaign budget spend in “near real time” and that there will be almost no lag between a click recorded and spend tracked, making users’ spends more likely to adhere to their budget targets. As a means of “providing a bit of a buffer”, Microsoft noted that ads may not be paused until users are at 120 percent of their daily budgets.
Microsoft also noted in the post that the changes could result in sending campaigns into Budget Pause earlier in the day than what users have previously experienced, and that they may need to adjust their overall campaign budget amounts and settings to ensure that ads continue to be displayed throughout the day.
Other tips for users include:
• If you have set a low daily or monthly budget in anticipation of overspending, increase it now so that it better reflects the actual amount you want to spend.
• If you have a higher budget and know your click volume, Microsoft recommends that you set a monthly budget and select the Spend Budget Until Depleted option to lessen the risk that your budgets will run out prematurely.
• If you do want to set a daily spend target, try setting a monthly budget and then selecting the Divide Budget Across Month option. With this option, the adCenter budgeting system will auto-adjust to spend your budget evenly throughout the month.
• If you have changing campaign spend needs throughout the month, use the daily target to designate the days in which you would like to see higher/lower spend.
This article is published from : Website Magazine.
Facebook Posting Strategies by Peter A. Prestipino
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Key takeaways from the report include:
- Most Effective Post Type: Across all brands and represented business verticals, image posts are more engaging as measured by fan responses, likes and shares than video or text.
- Post Effectiveness by Day of Week: The post effectiveness varies considerably by industry vertical, but when all fan data was viewed in the aggregate, Friday posts generate the most engagement while Saturday and Sunday posts have the least engagement.
- Post Effectiveness by Time of Day: A clear indication of variability in engagement by vertical is the differences between the entire data set and a single vertical. Posts made before noon get 65% more engagement than posts after noon across all fans served.
“It’s clear that Facebook deserves the respect that the traditional marketing mediums like TV, print, radio and Internet currently receive,” said Vitrue CEO, Reggie Bradford. “Now more than ever marketers need actionable information and insights to determine the most effective means to communicate with consumers on Facebook, much in the same way marketers use analytics and data for traditional marketing channels. We wanted to provide the same data for Facebook. Marketing is ultimately a combination of art and science. We’ll leave the art to the experts, but what we are providing is data to help refine marketers’ test-and-learn social media publishing strategy.”
Senin, 20 September 2010
Network Marketing Training - What's More Valuable Then Money? By Dion Williams
Some would argue the point that nothing is more valuable then money, but I'm here to explain to you why money is not the most valuable thing when building your network marketing business. The one thing that I much more valuable then money is.... (drum roll)... time! Yes, time is more valuable then money; and the faster you internalize that, the faster you will start to see positive changes in your business.
We all spend time and money on a daily basis. In your network marketing opportunity you probably spend time going to meetings, and listening to conference calls. Your money may be spent on training programs, and maybe even on buying leads. But the big difference between your time and your money is that, when you spend your time... you don't ever get it back! You can always make more money, but there is no way to make more time. We are always getting older and losing time that we can never get back, therefore time is far more valuable then money! And it is the correct management of your time that enables you to make the type of money that you desire.
Are you falling short of your financial goals? Well take a deep look at how you are spending your time. Are you spending your time on the things that matter, or wasting them on useless distractions.
Many people are unsuccessful in life because they spend the majority of their time on the things that matter least. How much TV do you watch compared to how many leads you call? Do you spend more time on Facebook gossiping and being nosey, or building quality networking relationships that could be mutually beneficial and bring traffic to your website? What are you wasting time on that is causing you success?
Time Management Tips
Implement the Time Management Quadrant from Stephen R. Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
The 1st quadrant represent things that are Urgent & Important.
- Pressing Matters, Crisis/Panics, Upcoming Deadline Driven Projects
The 2nd quadrant represent things that are Non Urgent but Important
- Preventions, Relationship Building, Planning/Preparation, Implement System, Achieve dreams/goals
The 3rd quadrant is for things that are Urgent but Not Important
- Interruptions, Some Calls/Emails, Popular Activities
The 4th quadrant are all things that are Not Urgent and Not Important
- Busy work, Time Wasters, Unproductive Activity
The 2nd quadrant is the home of the successful individual. But most of us are living in the 1st quadrant and letting it control our lives! While others are just wasting way too much time (that they will never get back) in the 4th quadrant. By focusing on the 2nd quadrant (the prevention quadrant) you minimize the size of the 1st quadrant. And you can never been successful by running around trying to fix the urgent matters in quadrant one. Remember we cannot let things that matter most, be at the mercy of things which matter least.
Also... When thinking of spending your time wisely, imagine two things. A compass and a clock. Let the compass represent your overall goal and the direction that you want to move in life. And let the clock be the management of the time. When it comes to time management, before you ask "Am I doing things right?" ask yourself, "Am I doing the right things." Because there is nothing more frustrating than climbing the ladder of success, only to find out that your ladder was against the wrong wall! So let your compass guide your directions, and your clock manage your steps in that direction.
Do you have time to waste in your business? If not it's important to learn the secrets to spending it wisely. Also look into finding a proven leader to help you reach the level of success you want in your business. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dion_Williams |  |
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