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Amazon opens up affiliate marketing on Twitter

So it may only seem like five minutes ago but all the way back in July I commented on Amazon's policy of rejecting affiliate commissions for sales generated through social media , specifically Twitter, in part due to a clause that requires sales to be generated from the domain listed in the Associate...

Woolworths, Dixons – can big brands really live on in ‘Internet heaven’?

Should dying brands simply be left to expire in peace? Is it prolonging the agony to keep them on ‘life support’ in some vapid online guise? Obviously Dixons has pulled off a comeback with their controversial John Lewis baiting camaign and Woollies have got a new one in the offing. But can the brand...
Posted to DigiTALK (Weblog) by Mark Tomkins, TDA on 04 Nov 2009

Can Amazon learn to stop worrying and love the twitterbomb?

So, Amazon won't pay commission to affiliates who use links within Twitter to drive traffic. Is this fair? Is their policy right? There are many different ways of looking at this problem. Let's take a look at Amazon's position. They are paying commission to affiliates who drive new customers...

Digital Britain Report Will Make PR Sector Think More Digital

With the release of the government's Digital Britain report this week, it comes at a timely juncture in the industry of public relations, where new technology tools are increasingly being used for communications campaigns, far more than in past years. While the main highlights of the report address...
Posted to Quick Peeks (Weblog) by Lisa Devaney on 18 Jun 2009

The new Kindle is bigger but not better

If e-readers are going to be the future for newspapers (as some hope) then there's plenty of work left to do as the latest version of the Amazon Kindle e-reader doesn't score well. The Amazon Kindle DX is bigger, heavier and more expensive than the Kindle 2. The original Kindle is aimed at book...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 11 Jun 2009

Understanding what works is the best investment in a downturn

Amazon.com’s decision to end commission payments to affiliates who drive traffic directly through paid search is a good example of what brands should be doing during the recession. Analysing all channels in depth, even those which are traditionally accepted as the most efficient and strongest performing...
Posted to The Mead Feed (Weblog) by Paul Mead on 23 Apr 2009

Amazon is playing to the gallery by blocking Phorm

At last. Some common sense about the so-called enfant terribles of behavioural targeting, Phorm, and from the mouth of a client to give it added credibility. John Lewis Direct's head of web selling told an Institute of Direct Marketing event last night that Phorm's model is "good" and...
Posted to Word on the street (Weblog) by Noelle McElhatton on 17 Apr 2009

Instant Brand Damage for Amazon.com #amazonfail

Brands that have been opting out of the social networking craze should take notice of the situation Amazon.com found itself in over the Easter holiday weekend, when authors of gay and erotic literature took to Twitter to instantly raise awareness that the online bookseller had dropped titles with "adult"...
Posted to Quick Peeks (Weblog) by Lisa Devaney on 14 Apr 2009

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