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The PMA Industry Report: Taking a Positive Approach

by Lisa Picarille on February 10, 2011

Welcome to the Performance Marketing Association Industry Report, a podcast dedicated to the most pressing issues impacting advertisers, publishers, networks and agencies. We are continuing with our new series of publisher profiles where we talk with publishers about lessons they’ve learned on their way to becoming successful, full-time affiliate marketers. Kim Rowley joined host Lisa [...]

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Affiliate Marketing Fanatics 19: It’s a Search Tool!

by Trisha Lyn Fawver on February 3, 2010

Affiliate Marketing Fanatics – A couple of hyper-caffeinated affiliate marketers (Mike Buechele) and (Trisha Lyn Fawver) talk about all things Affiliate Marketing. From blogging to branding, social media to search, video and more! In this all-too-RARE episode, we reunite and make lots of fun of ourselves for being inconsistent in our scheduling and shows. We [...]

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Bang for Your Conference Buck

by Lisa Picarille on August 27, 2009

Welcome to episode 14 of The Spew. We missed a few weeks, but we are back on track. This time around we are talking about conferences – how to get the most for your money, which ones to attend, the etiquette of conferences and how to take action after the event is over. I’m Lisa [...]

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TheSpew, Episode 9: Chris Pearson – Naked and Covered in Honey

by Missy Ward on May 20, 2009

TheSpew

Listen above or download to iTunes.

Missy Ward (@missyward) of Affiliate Summit moderated this week with panelists:


Chris Pearson (@pearsonified),
who is the master-mind behind ThesisTheme for Wordpress; avid health nut and organic food eater; formidable Scrabble opponent and blogger on
Pearsonified.com, was
our special guest this week.
Missy Ward & Chris Pearson

Today’s topics that were spewed were:

  • Our thoughts on the FTC forcing Bloggers to disclose when they are being paid for their posts and why it makes us want to vomit.
  • Why we think affiliates don’t need to disclose their affiliate links on Twitter, blogs, Facebook, etc, no matter what the purists think.
  • Why its important to research the products and services that you’re marketing (which was included in a recent video presentation that Missy put out.)
  • Our favorite WordPress plug-ins for online marketers. (Thanks to Kim for putting the list together here.)


    • We also got the nitty-gritty on Chris when it comes to:

  • How and why he made the leap from engineering to building WordPress themes.
  • How his first theme “Cutline” was the springboard to Thesis and what makes it unique.
  • Things that are exciting him in the world of online marketing.
  • The reason he did the “How to Become a Celebrity” video
  • Tips on simple things to do to optimize blogs that are often overlooked.
  • Suggestions on getting started in blogging and how to go about monetizing a blog.
  • His personal life and his guilty pleasures.

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    Affiliate Summit East 2008 – Content that Kills

    by Amy Rodriguez on April 3, 2009

    Content That Kills Content is king and you need to have compelling content that draws people in. This session focuses on strategies for developing and creative killer content that can’t be ignored. Lisa Picarille, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Revenue Magazine (Moderator) Angel Djambazov, OPM, Custom Tailored Marketing Kim Rowley, Founder, Key Internet Marketing, Inc.

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