Do you PPC?
Do you do local PPC?
If you’ve ever needed to generate a list of city/city, state keyword combos for a PPC engine then you’re now in luck! Jon Leger has thrown together a little tool that will do exactly that.
eBay has announced that they will now allow sellers to collect affiliate commissions on their own auctions! Great news for sellers. Probably time to grab a copy of Affiliate Success: eBay (ASE) and throw up some pages on your website.
Affiliate Success: eBay 2.0 is now available for registered users. In addition to support for all Commission Junction eBay affiliate programs, ASE now has a much simplified process for requesting an eBay API server token. Just click a button, type your eBay ID, click a few more button, and BINGO! You’re online. This new process is fully automated and takes only a minute.
Do you use Google Adwords? Yahoo Search Marketing? How about MSN AdCenter?
Do you market affiliate products?
The Rover update for Affiliate Success: eBay was mailed to all current ASE customers early this morning. I recommend installing the ASE Rover update soon. eBay’s original cutoff for the old Commission Junction links was November 15, 2006, but they have extended that date to December 15, 2006. Personally, I would have extended the Rover cutoff to January 15, 2006 as that represents a more realistic end to the Christmas season with ample time for cleanup operations, but my opinion wasn’t solicited.
Beginning July 1, 2006 eBay will raise affiliate commissions on the low end. I can’t tell if the move is revenue neutral - only eBay knows, but what is apparent is that they are very interesting in driving interest in their affiliate program with people new to the program. New affiliates driving $100 - $999.99 in fee revenue winning bids can earn 50% of the fees. This is up from 40% prior to the new rate schedule becoming effective.
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