If you have ever found yourself at a party trying to answer the “where are you from?”, “where do you live?”, and “what do you do?”, you may know that the first two are no-brainers, but the third is not always as easy. HitPath answers
Performance Enhancing SubIDs If you are reading the HitPath blog right now, the odds are great that you have a high level understanding of affiliate marketing subIDs and how they work. In fact, it’s entirely possible that you invented the concept of subIDs for tracking,
Check out what a great time everyone had in New York at ASE 2014! FacebookLinkedinTwitteremail
I’ve been on my flight for 15 minutes. Left LaGuardia with an on-time departure and the flight crew has informed us it’s safe to use our electronic devices. I have survived Affiliate Summit East and Leads Con neatly intact. So long New York. See ya
See You at the HitPath Masters Conference! Andrew Davis, author of Brandscaping shares his excitement over the HitPath Masters Conference here! FacebookLinkedinTwitteremail
As my call with the tech support department of my ISP rolled over the one-hour mark last night, and I recounted my issue to a third support person, it became clear that there would not be a resolution. Recurring on a monthly basis, almost like
Over the past six months, I have been hearing a great deal of buzz in mainstream advertising circles about the switch from traditional media buying to programmatic. However, talk is cheap. It often takes years to bridge the gap between “the hot new thing” in
Today began the first day of Canada’s new Anti-Spam laws (CASL). While it has been ramping up for a few months, there has not been a huge amount of discussion about it; and considering the aggressive and serious nature of the CASL, I find that
When I was asked to write an introduction to our new blog, I thought it would take me ten minutes , tops… cut to me, 20 minutes later, staring at the blinking cursor – unsure where to start. It would probably be best to tell
We are at a stage in our industry, in our culture, in our existence as a society, where the collection of personal consumer data – once regarded as sacred – has become a simple expectation for participating in our high tech world. As consumers increasingly
