A leading research firm has released estimates for holiday spending to date - and it seems it’s smiles all round for online retailers.
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If you’re into affiliate marketing as a publisher, you’d no doubt have signed/ticked a box on a contract agreeing to terms of participation in a revenue share arrangement.

Do you really know what you’re agreeing to? Have you thought about the long term implications in relation to the effort you’ll put in promoting someone else’s services - and the risks?
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Adults and teens in the USA will spend over 3,000 hours in 2007 consuming media. That’s the equivalent of 5 months. Is it just me, or is this a rather scary comment on modern society?
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In the fall of 2006, 6.7% of US adults had (knowingly) visited a blog sometime in the previous 30 days. This represents a 163% increase over fall of the previous year.
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As has been predicted by a number of research firms over recent months; free shipping remains one of the biggest incentives that you can throw in front of potential customers this holiday season in order to increase sales.
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Here’s another good reason to be careful of buying into online business opportunities promising to make you rich with next to no effort - and then recruiting others to do the same using wild unsubstantiated claims.
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Looking for free images or other resources such as sound, film or texts you can use on your web site without fear of infringing copyright? - think public domain.
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You’ve probably seen the term “call to action” mentioned frequently in marketing lingo - so what does it mean?
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While many online shoppers still don’t read privacy statements; 20% of them do so regularly and far more intermittently. Even 20% is an appreciable level; in fact, somewhat higher than I thought it might be.
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In a promotion that was due to end on December 31, Google Checkout has announced that it will extend free processing services right through until the end of 2007.
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