Ziki launches and I like it
It has been a loooooooong time since I was really impressed by a social networking site. Ziki.com launched this week and I took a look at it today. It is an aggregator that currently aggregates people...
View ArticleFixed remaining errors on the site
I fixed a lot of the remaining errors from that damn failed MT update and now I am 100% on Wordpress. Yay! Still need to work on the template it’s sooo bland and boring.
View ArticleOrganic Content
I came across an interesting debate recently, started by Derek here: Death to User-Generated Content. He argues that the term “user-generated content” is unfriendly, cold, too technical, a terrible...
View ArticleA case study on how you can make tagging work on an e-commerce website
I just read an amazingly cool case study on Marketing Sherpa about tagging and its use in affiliate marketing for an e-commerce company. Cafepress uses tagging to create an organic categorization for...
View ArticleThe new web - revolutionary evolution: Web 2.0 for affiliate marketing
At the risk of upsetting the webosphere by publishing yet another post celebrating the birth of bubble 2.0 web 2.0, I am now posting an earlier article of mine that appeared in April 2006 in Affiliate...
View ArticleTaking the affiliate cruise across the ocean: how to access the European market
I am located in Central Europe, so this blog has always had a slight European focus. I have always been interested in international marketing, how cultural issues affect the business environment, and...
View ArticleBusy
I have awfully neglected my blog in recent months, and I do not like that! However, i have been insanely busy with my e-commerce business, which cut into my affiliate time. I hope to pick up the thread...
View ArticleSpring cleaning your affiliate (or any) business
Spring cleaning may sound funky, considering that we barely passed the first half of January, but it is currently a sunny 15 C (59 F) in Budapest, so I am feeling all spring-cleaningish. I wrote the...
View ArticleBig media as a driver for mainstream adoption of Web 2.0
I came across several posts this week discussing the offline / mainstream press’ role in driving mainstream adoption of web2.0 techniques and services. First, here is a report comparing offline...
View ArticleMpire: evolution of an ebay selling sofware into a Web 2.0 affiliate site
I wear many hats as a marketer, I am an affiliate, I am an online merchant, and i am also an eBay seller. About two years ago I came across a soon-to-be-launching revolutionary new eBay selling tool...
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