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Saw this on Econsultancy | Become a smarter digital marketer and thought worth discussing: Is the US affiliate apocalypse upon us?
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Apocalypse actually means a revelation. So maybe so.
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Thanks Vinny, you should know being the Prince of Content. Thought it was a good summary on the subject with links to pertinent information. Just posted it to keep the conversation going.
Take note of the 3rd comment, wondered when that would happen: Quote:
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Chuck I didn't have a problem with you posting the link, I enjoyed reading about the demise of affiliate marketing. My problem is the lack of credibility I give that website for posting such garbage and using the word Apocalypse like the sky is falling.
The sensationalism just kills me. Should I be stocking up on bottled water and canned food now. Here in NY we went through it first and not much sleep was lost, being smart marketers we just changed up how we worked and who we worked with. I think we were due for a Henny-Penny the sky is falling type of post that we get once a year and that's exactly what it is. The comment you are referring to is expected and I am surprised people are not doing that already.
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After having defend affiliates for years as an AM/OPM I have always felt affiliate marketing would be under attack. The tax nexus is the perfect storm because at its core its ridiculous but affiliates are independent marketers so easy to pray on. I have to ask the question, which is more important to the nation, creating jobs and thus personal income or collecting sales tax. The states are looking for low hanging fruit while driving businesses and affiliates out of state. Most affiliates don't want to march on the state capital because they don't want to be targeted. The bigger ones move out of state and the ones making a few $1000 a year get driven out of business. Maybe Dick Durbin's bill will end this but I don't see that happening for 3-5 years. http://www.abestweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143731
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Hey Vinny,
Can you please give me the link to that post? I tried searching for it, but couldn't find it. thanx
Last edited by DevinChopra; April 28th, 2011 at 11:20 PM. Reason: typo |
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Dont you just love em? JIM |
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