Affiliates Talk About Quality Too

March 10, 2008 By 7 Comments

If you thought discussions of quality where exclusive to lead providers let me help you tune into the affiliate market.

Jason Calacanis, who has probably cornered the title of #1 Internet shit stirrer over the last couple of weeks (love him or hate him he is a great meme/conversation starter),  kicked off the discussion with his recent presentation at the Affiliate Summit (mp3) and got a ton of feed back from some top affiliates:

And of course, Jason is tracking his own meme here, here, and here.

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  • http://blog.affiliatetip.com Shawn Collins

    please change Shawn Johnson to Shawn Collins

  • http://www.kaleidico.com Bill Rice

    Sorry. I am a retard. I have referenced you before.

    My VERY humble apologizes. I love your blog!

  • http://www.zacjohnson.com Zac Johnson

    Thanks for the mention. Nice write up!

  • http://www.kaleidico.com Bill Rice

    My pleasure. I think it is time to start highlighting the affiliate market more. It is a bigger part of the monetization of the Web than most people understand. What is a Lead Marketwatch without some spotlight on those who generate a significant portion of the Internet leads.

    I look forward to mentioning you all more.

  • http://www.ianfernando.com Iantrepreneur

    thanks for the mention! yes jason is a good buzz starter – god speaker but better at creating the controversy that he wants

  • http://www.kaleidico.com Bill Rice

    Yes, he is a masterful buzz saw. He says he has never had a PR person/firm. I can see why–he has mastered the art.

    Jason Calacanis is hands down my new favorite Internet personality. Not because I believe all of his bullshit (actually, I am not sure he does either–I think that is the secret, BTW), but because he is masterful at stirring up useful conversations.

    Although, they seem to hate each other I think Dave Winer and he fit a similar mold/role for online innovation.

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