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Market America and SHOP.COM Host Affiliate Marketing Yacht Party in NYC
on August 12, 2014
Affiliate Summit East 2014 is a huge event in NYC with merchants, vendors, and marketing experts coming together to network and learn about the latest trends in affiliate marketing. This has been a huge event for SHOP.COM and Market America to leverage, and a great opportunity for us to strengthen corporate bonds and build new relationships which will ultimately lead to new business opportunities for us all.
Our Vice President of Strategic Partnerships Eddie Alberty hosted a tremendous networking event on Utopia II in Manhattan last night along with Marley Coffee founder Rohan Marley, Rap Legend and UnFranchise Owner Fat Joe, Chief Marketing Officer Peter Gold, and other members of our all-star marketing team. As you can see in the photos from the event, everyone had a great time networking with representatives from amazing companies like: Sears, Petcare RX, Linkshare (part of Rakuten), Macy’s, Priceline, Swiss Watch, Worldwide Stereo, EBay, Enterprise, Home Depot, Jewels.com, VISA, Lenovo, Pearls.com, and Overstock.com.
Building relationships is a crucial part of being a successful UnFranchise Owner, and it’s also important on the corporate level as well. Events like Affiliate Summit East 2014 can have a huge impact on our business, by expanding our reach and strengthening our relationships with the movers and shakers of online marketing. The connections we make here will open new doors and help us connect with new affiliate partners – which means great new partner stores and new deals for you and your customers!
Affiliate Summit East 2014 was a great corporate event for us, and really helped build on all the tremendous momentum from last week’s International Convention. Build some momentum of your own by sharing this through your blogs, email campaigns, and social media to leverage our presence at Affiliate Summit East 2014!
Keep Growing!
-JR Ridinger
See all the photos from Market America Blog >>
Market America and SHOP.COM Host Affiliate Marketing Yacht Party in NYC
on August 12, 2014
Affiliate Summit East 2014 is a huge event in NYC with merchants, vendors, and marketing experts coming together to network and learn about the latest trends in affiliate marketing. This has been a huge event for SHOP.COM and Market America to leverage, and a great opportunity for us to strengthen corporate bonds and build new relationships which will ultimately lead to new business opportunities for us all.
Our Vice President of Strategic Partnerships Eddie Alberty hosted a tremendous networking event on Utopia II in Manhattan last night along with Marley Coffee founder Rohan Marley, Rap Legend and UnFranchise Owner Fat Joe, Chief Marketing Officer Peter Gold, and other members of our all-star marketing team. As you can see in the photos from the event, everyone had a great time networking with representatives from amazing companies like: Sears, Petcare RX, Linkshare (part of Rakuten), Macy’s, Priceline, Swiss Watch, Worldwide Stereo, EBay, Enterprise, Home Depot, Jewels.com, VISA, Lenovo, Pearls.com, and Overstock.com.
Building relationships is a crucial part of being a successful UnFranchise Owner, and it’s also important on the corporate level as well. Events like Affiliate Summit East 2014 can have a huge impact on our business, by expanding our reach and strengthening our relationships with the movers and shakers of online marketing. The connections we make here will open new doors and help us connect with new affiliate partners – which means great new partner stores and new deals for you and your customers!
Affiliate Summit East 2014 was a great corporate event for us, and really helped build on all the tremendous momentum from last week’s International Convention. Build some momentum of your own by sharing this through your blogs, email campaigns, and social media to leverage our presence at Affiliate Summit East 2014!
Keep Growing!
-JR Ridinger
See all the photos from Market America Blog >>
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