This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talk about the proposed affiliate tax in California, a free affiliate recruiting tool, and some requisite Twitter stuff.
Also, how Gmail can help you lose weight, whether the Bachelor is relevant to affiliate marketing, Missy Ward managing the Thesis affiliate program, and a new site for Affiliate Summit.
Show Links
- Internet Success Spider is Now Free
- Free Keyword Tracking Tool for Affiliates
- tweeto’clock
- Tweet Later Twitter Productivity Tools Enhance Services
- Adam Viener on the Bachelor
- Missy Ward is Managing the DIYthemes Affiliate Program
- Happy Birthday Karen Garcia
- End of the TMI Era for Business Cards
- Losing Weight with Gmail
- Affiliate Summit Site Switches from Hand Coded to WordPress
- Warning – California “Affiliate” Online Sales Tax Proposed (5 Star Affiliate Programs)
- California Affiliates Get Ready (ABestWeb)
- California Affiliates Get Ready (NYAffiliateVoice)
- Read the entire bill (Number AB 178)
- How to contact your California state law makers
- Comment on AB 178
- See the calendar for the California state legislature
- Sales Tax Affiliate Nexus Stemming from Online Business Presence
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Hey Lisa & Shawn – Thanks for the mention of ThesisAffiliates.com. Day 2 of managing the program and getting lots of great feedback. I'm so glad my affliate manager clothes still fit
Shawn, Internet Success Spider is great, but if you are working cross platform then look at Mozilla+Search Quake — you can do all the same things, plus, you can do them in the browser. I use this plug-in to find prospective advertising channels, plus it highlights rel=nofollow and gives other link feedback not in other tools.
Shawn, Internet Success Spider is great, but if you are working cross platform then look at Mozilla+SeoQuake — you can do all the same things, plus, you can do them in the browser. I use this plug-in to find prospective advertising channels, plus it highlights rel=nofollow and gives other link feedback not in other tools.
Shawn, Internet Success Spider is great, but if you are working cross platform then look at Mozilla plus SeoQuake plugin — you can do all the same things, plus, you can do them in the browser. I use this plug-in to find prospective advertising channels, plus it highlights rel=nofollow and gives other link feedback not in other tools.
I am gunning for Thesis affiliate of the month.
Thanks – I'll check that out. Internet Success Spider was so useful when it came out many years ago. But yeah, many more choices these days.
Hey Shawn,
Very cool show! Thanks for sharing.
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