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8 months ago
in PepperJam Optimizes Store Builder For WordPress on Sage Blogger
Thanks for the post!
You've been so consistent in your support of Pepperjam Network that we don't even mind that you occasionally refer to us as Paperjam. LOL
Thank you for your support!
Kris Jones
CEO,
Pepperjam Network
You've been so consistent in your support of Pepperjam Network that we don't even mind that you occasionally refer to us as Paperjam. LOL
Thank you for your support!
Kris Jones
CEO,
Pepperjam Network
1 reply
8 months ago
in Pepperjam Store Builder- Quick And Easy Way To Feature Thoushands Of Products On Your Website on Sage Blogger
Thanks for the post!
I like your bedding / crib site!
Kris Jones
CEO,
Pepperjam Network
I like your bedding / crib site!
Kris Jones
CEO,
Pepperjam Network
1 reply
Vlad Zablotskyy
Thanks Kris,
That website needs much work, but the site builder will be of great help.
That website needs much work, but the site builder will be of great help.
1 year ago
in An Open Letter to the Affiliate Marketing Industry Leaders on 72Kilowatts Internet Marketing
Excellent reflection.
I agree that the time is now for our industry to come together under a common voice.
In the past other attempts at creating an affiliate marketing trade / advocacy organization have failed for various reasons, including lack of financial resources and failure to find leadership dedicated to taking on the challenge full-time with the support of the industry.
Finally, people are coming together and putting differences aside.
While deciding on the actual leadership of the organization is still in process I am confident that this time things are different.
I appreciate your willingness in expressing a "call to action" and I think it is timely.
The only thing against us right now is time since New York has already taken action and others will follow soon if PMA or another organization don't step up soon.
Finally, I'd like to thank Rebecca Madigan from Affiliate Classroom for all her leadership (and her great timing) in putting together the initial structure and organization that is likely to become our much needed trade organization.
BTW - For those who haven't seen it Performance Marketing Alliance has a Web site at http://www.performancemarketingalliance.com/
Thanks,
Kris
I agree that the time is now for our industry to come together under a common voice.
In the past other attempts at creating an affiliate marketing trade / advocacy organization have failed for various reasons, including lack of financial resources and failure to find leadership dedicated to taking on the challenge full-time with the support of the industry.
Finally, people are coming together and putting differences aside.
While deciding on the actual leadership of the organization is still in process I am confident that this time things are different.
I appreciate your willingness in expressing a "call to action" and I think it is timely.
The only thing against us right now is time since New York has already taken action and others will follow soon if PMA or another organization don't step up soon.
Finally, I'd like to thank Rebecca Madigan from Affiliate Classroom for all her leadership (and her great timing) in putting together the initial structure and organization that is likely to become our much needed trade organization.
BTW - For those who haven't seen it Performance Marketing Alliance has a Web site at http://www.performancemarketingalliance.com/
Thanks,
Kris
1 reply
Kevin Webster
Kris:
I think it's fair to note that I mentioned Pepperjam for a reason in this post. To me, PJ is diametric when considering the stay at home mom (or dad).
I can all but guarantee that you and I don't see eye to eye on many things, and actually, that's great.
It's one of the things that I welcome about an organization, especially one with a backbone and teeth. While I certainly wouldn't wan it to become a witch hunt in any fashion, I would hope that things that PJ does, things that I do, and things that Shareasle does alike will all be visible to the members, and eligible for debate and discussion.
I think it's fair to note that I mentioned Pepperjam for a reason in this post. To me, PJ is diametric when considering the stay at home mom (or dad).
I can all but guarantee that you and I don't see eye to eye on many things, and actually, that's great.
It's one of the things that I welcome about an organization, especially one with a backbone and teeth. While I certainly wouldn't wan it to become a witch hunt in any fashion, I would hope that things that PJ does, things that I do, and things that Shareasle does alike will all be visible to the members, and eligible for debate and discussion.
Sorry Kris, it was one of the following:
a) a dyslexic moment
b) bad English (being it's not my native language)
c) attempt to capitalize on misspelling
d) all of the above
Sorry though. I know it must have been hurting your eyes. I will try to find it and fix it.