Before I post this I would like to mention that I am not a Lawyer and cannot give legal advice. I am also not able to determine what is or is not legal since I am not a Lawyer but what I can do is give my opinion. So this morning a bunch of people …
Why You Should Not Allow Affiliates to Place Pixels and Partner with Networks Read More »
Someone asked me about what the difference between PPV and PPC is and why I am opposed to PPV and not to PPC. This was not only a great question but one that I thought would make a great post for this blog. My answer was actually pretty simple but I think it could be …
I had the pleasure of getting to talk to Kellie Stevens from AffiliateFairPlay, the Leading Adware Expert in the USA, last Friday for an interview for AdamRiemer.me. Kellie is a wealth of knowledge and thanks to her efforts many of us have learned how to not only detect adware and theft in our programs like …
The Only Good PPV is Boxing on Comcast, An Interview with Kellie Stevens Read More »
What is Affiliate Fraud and what does it actually mean? Affiliate fraud for me isn’t the same thing as most people would consider it. Most companies consider Affiliate fraud when an Affiliate sends bad and false leads or incentivizes traffic to shop then return goods within the return period after they have already been paid, …
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Before you read this, please understand these are just my thoughts and opinions. I am in no way shape or form able to legal advice but what I can do is voice my opinions and thoughts on adware and the possible consequences that I think may end up becoming a reality. If you want an …
Adware and Media Buys. Does Opt In Mean it’s OK? Read More »
Today I was searching for some new cds or mp3s on Google from one of my favorite artists, The Captain Tinrib from Tinrib Recordings, and I noticed something that I don’t think I have seen before, or at least never paid attention to. Google is featuring songs and MP3s in their search results. It isn’t …
