Affiliate marketing, using online publishers to promote your brand on a pay per performance basis, has reached a level of maturity. But how can you make the most out of this lucrative channel? Alex Lockett, senior affiliate marketing consultant at Stream:20, offers 20 key tips for affiliate marketers…
The Netherlands has an exceptionally high representation among social networking sites Twitter.com and Linkedin.com, ranking number one among all countries in Internet penetration for these sites, according to new data.
Nearly a third of UK consumers (30%) choose mobile as their number one digital shopping tool, compared with 28% choosing PCs, according to a new survey.
comScore has begun testing its new Media Metrix Total Universe report, which provides audience measurement for what it claims to be ‘100 percent of a site’s traffic’, including usage via mobile phones, apps, tablets and shared computers such as Internet cafes.
XS2TheWorld, a mobile marketing agency founded in the Netherlands, today announced the opening of a London office to capitalise on the UK’s dynamic and growing mobile market.
Following the voluntary code published by the Broadband Stakeholder Group last month, Plusnet is this week the first ISP to publish standard information on traffic management including a key facts indicator table.
With the web and smartphones growing ever more popular, how is this changing the way we shop? Webloyalty offers a nine point guide on what to expect in three years time…
The Dutch social networking market continues to grow strongly as sites like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin extend their respective footprints in the market, but local site Hyves continues to be the most popular online ‘hand out’, according to new research.
With cheques being phased out, and digital channels on the rise, Michael Norton, Managing Director of PayPoint.net looks ahead at the payment methods that we’ll be becoming more familiar with over the next decade as well as the new sales channels that will be available to retailers.
Half a billion people worldwide will use their mobile devices as travel tickets on metros, subways and buses by 2015, according to new forecasts from Juniper Research.