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FusionQuest Death of an Affiliate Network – By JB McKee

by FeedFront Staff on November 19, 2009

As of August 2009, exactly nine years after launching and powering a peak of over 600 affiliate programs at one time, the FusionQuest affiliate network is closing its doors and the domain will be absorbed by ShareASale.
Yes, it is a sad day. I had a lot of great plans that may be delayed a bit.
However, [...]

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Online_Charles_44254 is in Charge of your Brand? – By Brian Littleton

by FeedFront Staff on July 20, 2009

Until the recent sweeping effects of social media, companies generally were in charge of their brand perception. Companies dictated to us regarding specific products, who the market leaders were, and the reliability of their customer service. Even awards given for things like “Industry Leading Customer Service” came from a closed-looped organization.
The [...]

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Five Minutes with Connie Berg – By Shawn Collins

by FeedFront Staff on July 7, 2009

Connie Berg is one of the most respected names in affiliate marketing, where she has earned a reputation as hard-working and an innovative affiliate in her ten plus years in the business. Among her industry accolades have been the LinkShare Golden Link Most Vocal Advocate Award in 2004 and the Affiliate Summit Pinnacle Award – [...]

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Affiliate Summit West 2009 Brings the Thunder – By Amy Rodriguez

by FeedFront Staff on June 27, 2009

With more than 3,200 in attendance, Affiliate Summit West 2009 in Las Vegas goes down in the record books as a sell out and the largest show to date.
Opening up the conference on Sunday was the Affiliate Meet Market; the room was full of energy. A scaled down version of the exhibit [...]

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How Social Networks Validated the Soft-Sell – By Brian Littleton

by FeedFront Staff on February 24, 2009

I am not a fan of the “hard sell”. Infomercials, long-form sales letters and persistent aggressive sales calls cause me to zone out, rather than creating any interest, on my part, in the product.
As a sales alternative, I have advocated “soft sell” techniques, focusing on the product, needs of potential clients, and letting [...]

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