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And the Golden Link goes to…

I’m incredibly honored to announce that InternetGeekGirl was selected as a finalist for a LinkShare Golden Link in 2008 for the category of Performance Marketing’s Most Vocal Advocate. My fellow finalists, Revenue Magazine and Scott Jangro, surely deserve to win this one. I think it should be a tie between those guys. While I’m definitively […]

Ted Murphy Loves Geeks

During my visit to Orlando, Florida last week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ted Murphy at Izea headquarters. As Ted’s shirt insinuates, he likes “creating chaos.” His business ventures have a tendency to do just that. PayPerPost caused quite a stir in the last year, and his new company is getting […]

Get on the Party Bus to Affiliate Summit, hosted by InternetGeekGirl

It’s time for Affiliate Summit East and InternetGeekGirl and friends are heading up to Boston on a party bus!
Affiliate Summit is all about networking, so why not network on your way to and from the event? Join some of the leading experts in Affiliate Marketing as they make their way from NYC to Boston (and […]

Jason Calacanis knows how to put the cat among the pigeons!

(Jason Calacanis and Stephanie Agresta at the Bellagio Hotel, Olives Restaurant)
Go ahead, try to deny it. It would be tough. Jason Calacanis has been doing this his entire career - beginning with Silicon Alley Reporter, then Weblogs, Inc. and now with his latest venture, Mahalo. The Affiliate Marketing industry was lucky enough to […]

InternetGeekGirl is on the way to Vegas for @asw08 - Send T-Shirts!

Ok, ok…I know I haven’t posted in awhile. And I truly feel bad about that. It’s been a whirlwind of a few weeks - jetting from NJ to SF, Silicon Valley, Santa Barbara and back. Stay tuned though, because there are changes in the air for InternetGeekGirl. I got some very good […]

Help The Lance Armstrong Foundation and Habitat for Humanity Build in New Orleans

Social media has the power to heal. From the Frozen Pea Fund to the stories of support and friendship that pop up on Twitter - I see daily examples of how important this medium has become to our social fabric.
Lance Armstrong and The Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) team have long used the Internet to […]

InternetGeekGirl and Friends, 2007: A Year in Pictures

And what a year it has been. I am grateful for all my awesome friends and colleagues. Hope you enjoy these shots from the many industry conferences and networking events I attended this year. Thank you all for your support. Have an awesome holiday and successful 2008.
I look forward to seeing you next year!

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Blogging is not Dead (but I am really busy).

Last week Hugh Macleod used his cartoon defibrillator and his witty word smithing to revive blogging! Last December at this time, the analysts at Gartner made their predictions for 2007 and they said that blogging will peak next year and all the hype will fizzle out. They weren’t the only ones writing about […]

Learn from Billy (and Larry), Support the American Heart Association

Larry Bailin, my good friend, colleague and fellow Jersey-ite, is launching his new book tomorrow - “Mommy, Where Do Customers Come From?” I was lucky enough to secure a (signed) advance copy at BlogWorld Expo and I wanted to share a few thoughts on this compelling read. First off, one of Larry’s greatest differentiators […]

@Blogworld and lovin’ every minute of it!

By Jay Levan (www.JayLevan.com). Left to Right: Jim Kukral, George Nemeth (holding the sign Jim made) and Thomas Mulready. Not pictured: Eric Olsen of BlogCritics.org
I am at the convention center here in Vegas, listening to the insightful Shel Israel and Mike Prosceno. It is fascinating to think about how SAP has incorporated social media […]

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