Affiliate Marketing on Search is a widespread method of online marketing, in which an affiliate gets compensated for every visitor, subscriber and/or customer he or she delivers to the merchant or website.

Two formerly highflying stars of the Adware world are laying off workers. What could cause this, especially in the most lucrative time of year in one of the hottest growth industries?

Persistent Screamers become comic book creations in the newest addition to the Confidential, DM Pimping. The Web Surfing Sinners get brought to animated life in this weekly cartoon for the online media masses. Click below to get flashed by the prettiest peons and ugliest underbelly of affiliate life.

If you made it to the end of last week’s Digital Thoughts, you will have read that other companies are waiting to take your talent, and you’re the only one that can prevent that.

For better and worse, our industry possesses some unique traits that, at the moment, enable a variety of employees to effectively live two work lives. With one group, the biggest threat does not involve trade secrets and conflict of interest so much as the precedent it sets.

Google Inc., the world’s most widely used online search engine with a market cap hovering $90 billion, yesterday bowed to the demands of a British company just a fraction of its size

I have a confession to make: a few months ago I glimpsed into the future and decided not to tell anyone about it. I wanted to keep all the mind-blowing revelations for my company and myself even though it could have benefited just about everyone in online marketing.

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The EcomXpo was reported to be the largest eCommerce tradeshow ever. Over 5000 people “attended” and over 150 companies were represented with a booth/exhibit. Just like any other typical conference, the Xpo had booth prizes, eager representatives…

Eleven months ago at Ad:Tech New York 2004, everyone had smiles on their faces. The crop of acquisitions harvested this year had yet to fully ripen, but the relief from having weathered three and a half years of bad weather was more than evident. As we approach…