I can hear you already “I don’t have a Kindle” – well that shouldn’t stop you, Kindle has reading apps for all computers and devices. Click on any Kindle page and there will be a button to download a free kindle app to your computer. All of the Kindle books on my Author’s page will be free for you to download Christmas day and the day after, except Poetry and Peonies, I had that free already so it only has one day left. (print books not included)
As part of being on Amazon exclusively for 90 days, I get to offer my Kindle books for free to Amazon Prime members for a total of 5 days. I figure a lot of folks will be looking for Kindle content when they open their Kindles that they get as gifts.
But Wait there’s more! If you don’t have a Prime account, send me an email at dc at merchantabcs.com and I will send you a special link (that our affiliates will get in a newsletter this week also) where you will be able to download pdfs of the same books that I am offering for free. The pdf offer is only for affiliates in our programs and members of the Affiliate Summit Forum
I know not everyone wants to listen to podcasts, so these are our alternative format. Plus there are my photo books as well as the business books.
Enjoy, be inspired, let me know how you like them!
Also: Kudos to Leslie Nazarian for designing the book covers!
The Decorative Ceiling Tiles affiliate team would like you to get to know more about the products and how they can be used, and promoted. Debbie, Vinny and Liz made a presentation with Milan Jara about his products for about 30 minutes and then we had some great questions and answers.
The webinar was recorded, here is the the replay:
Please watch to learn more about this unique product that is gaining ground in the US decorating industry. Tiles like these are already very popular in Europe.
Photography eBook: Poetry and Peonies Volume 1: Japanese Tree Peonies
Peonies have always fascinated me, from the bushes that grew in my Grandmother’s garden years ago to the tree peonies I recently discovered in the Botanical Gardens in New York City. They are so colorful, so playful and yet so serene.
I can, and have, spend hours just looking and drinking in their solitude and beauty.
This book is the first in a series and even though it isn’t all poetry, I hope you will give me poetic license to include quotes and words that are inspirational to me, and hopefully to you.
This book has full color photographs when viewed on Kindle apps or on the Kindle Fire, and the images are also beautiful in black and white when displayed on devices that don’t support color.
Currently available on the Kindle, coming soon for the Nook. Don’t have a Kindle? No problem! There are free Kindle Apps for your PC or Mac, plus other devices. Check the Amazon Kindle store to find out your options.
Slice, Inc collaborates with some of the most innovative designers on the planet. They take everyday objects – scissors, safety knives, letter openers, ceramic knives, Safety Cutters – and rethink them. How can a safety cutter or a pair of scissors be better? What can we do to reinvent a Box Cutter so it is easier to use? How can we reconfigure beauty tools to make them into works of art?
The result is a collection of award-winning, innovative cutting tools for your home, office, and school that will help you slice in style and inspire you to create great works of art yourself.
Learn about the company, the products and how to promote them via their affiliate program on Shareasale.com
Listen to host Deborah Carney in a roundtable discussion about how affiliate marketing got started and how it has evolved with some of the people that have been in it since the beginning. Are they in the same place they were when they started? Where do they see the industry going?
Listen as panelists Todd Farmer, Todd Crawford, Connie Arnold, Scott Jangro and Brian Littleton have a lively discussion, history you probably don’t know, and as they answer some burning questions about the beginnings of our awesome industry. Our industry is so young that we want to capture the thoughts about it’s growth some of the leaders in the industry. No one currently in our industry wanted to grow up to be an affiliate or affiliate manager, the jobs didn’t exist. But now, there are many young people whose parents are in the industry and they kinda would like to do what Mom and/or Dad does.
Let us know what you think about this format! Who would you like on a future podcast in this style? Or would you just like to hear more from this crew?
Billy Kay had an idea, for all the background go to the Country for a Cause webpage.
For those of you that are new or don’t know, Billy is an affiliate, a merchant, a musician, always speaks his mind, and when he takes on a project it generally works out In this case Billy the musician decided to do something for a woman’s shelter in Las Vegas. Here is the press release about that project. The album is for sale on both iTunes and Amazon, so you can support the cause and make some $$$s for yourself or take a bit of that extra and donate it to Shade Tree or your own favorite charity.
Please feel free to pass this press release around, let’s make this a best seller [click to continue…]
MommyBloggers: Changing the Face of Affiliate Marketing? panel from Affiliate Summit West 2010, which took place January 17-19, 2010 in Las Vegas, NV. An interesting note to this panel is that I posted a request for speakers in HARO to find the bloggers, except for Kim, who I already knew.
Another thing, for merchants that may be listening, too many merchants are carte blanche turning down “Mommy Bloggers” and bloggers in general. This is a powerful group of people that probably can hit your target markets.
Speakers:
- Deborah Carney, CEO, Team Loxly (Moderator)
- Wendy Limauge, Blogger, Sweeties Swag
- Carrie Rocha, President, Pocket Your Dollars
- Kim Rowley, President, Key Internet Marketing, Inc.
- Heather Sokol, Proprietor, Inexpensively
MommyBloggers are involved in many types of monetization strategies for their blogs, affiliate marketing being one, however they aren’t necessarily doing it in the “traditional” ways.
