To help marketers find answers to the most commonly asked questions about affiliate revenue, we compiled a list of the questions we hear most frequently about the subject. Our answers are based on our work driving affiliate link clicks (and
Through our work with over 400 of the world’s leading publishers (like The BBC, Red Bull, National Geographic, Forbes, and The New York Times), we’ve found that successful storytelling and distribution often comes down to proper planning. To help you
To help marketers find answers to their pressing questions about paid subscriptions, we compiled a list of the questions we hear most frequently based on the webinar we hosted on the topic, as well as our work driving subscriptions (and
Last week, we had the privilege of hosting 30 of NYC’s best and brightest digital publishing professionals for breakfast as a part of Keywee’s Distributed Content event series. We started the series about two years ago in an effort to
With the holidays just around the corner, we’ve got our mind on turkey, pumpkin pie, green bean casserole, and of course — time away from the office. The holidays are a fun, festive time of year to spend with friends
This is a guest post by Renee Chemel, VP Marketing at PowerInbox. In the drive to generate more revenue, demonstrate ROI and prove measurable results, digital marketers are increasingly turning to email as a tried-and-true method for audience engagement. Email—once
We created The Keywee Facebook CPC Tracker, a monthly update on Facebook CPCs based on analysis of data from over 500 publishers, to answer frequently-asked questions about Facebook CPCs and the state of paid content distribution. Every month, we release
Our experience with hundreds of publishers has taught us the importance of a clear Creative Brief — a guide to your brand voice for anyone writing on behalf of your brand. Publishers will often have multiple internal teams, and even
While it may not be as common as display advertising or branded content, we’ve seen affiliate monetization popularity as a revenue stream increase among publishers. The industry is growing, and fast; Forrester predicts it will be worth $6.8 billion by
