MailJet Email Marketing Platform Raises $11 Million for Expansion

Getting Your Free Digital Marketing Right

Everyone knows that digital marketing is one of the fastest growing and most effective ways to build your business today.  Whether you’re just starting out as a performance marketer looking to make a living online, or you’ve got an established brick and mortar business that you want to grow, digital marketing is essential. Of course, … Read more

Purchase Performance Marketing Traffic with No Risk

How would you like to use an affiliate platform that allows you to bypass heavy testing with no risk? Heather Vale of Performance Marketing Insider speaks with Erin Cigich, CEO of Clickbooth, about their new platform cb:LEAP. LEAP stands for Link Enabled Affiliate Platform and promises to take the industry “leaps and bounds forward” by … Read more

Matomy Invests in Email Marketing Firm Avenlo

Matomy Media Group, which is a global digital performance advertising company has announced that they have made a ‘strategic investment’ in the email marketing and ad targeting group, Avenlo.  They will acquire a 70% interest in the company, which gives them control of the company.  They will also have the option to acquire the other … Read more

Rob Huey Talks Data and Email Verification

Heather Vale of Performance Marketing Insider talks with Rob Huey, CEO of Xverify, about their data verification services as well as their other brands, email service provider Adopia and affiliate network Clickso. In this interview at LeadsCon in Las Vegas, find out what kind of real-time email verification you can do with Xverify, what “alert … Read more

Unmonitored E-Mail Not Violate Maryland SPAM Statute

On February 26, 2015, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals  held that a “from” e-mail address leading to an unmonitored mailbox was not false or misleading information about the origin or transmission path of the e-mail (Walton v. Network Solutions, Md. Ct. Spec. App., No. 1317, 2/26/15). Here, the plaintiff alleged Network Solutions Inc. violated the Maryland Commercial Electronic … Read more

Email Processing Scams & Dee Juno

I hate when these Work-At-Home scams enter the performance marketing arena and even more when they claim that they are “hiring” people. This particular guy refused to answer questions about his company, where he is registered, what his employer ID was in the State and any other questions. These are all scams, none of them … Read more

Report: Search is Still Best Marketing for Conversions

Digital marketing today has an almost endless number of different channels available to help get your brand in front of potential customers.  Some are well established such as search and email marketing.  Others are really starting to get settled into the scene, like social media marketing.  Others, like video, are extremely hot right now, but … Read more

SPAM Sent by Publishers Does Not Create Jurisdiction Over Digital Marketing Company

On December 18, 2014 in the matter of ZooBuh, Inc. v. Williams et al., the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah ruled that electronic mail messages sent via a company’s servers by a third party, without the latter’s knowledge, did not create minimum contacts to establish general or specific jurisdiction. ZooBuh Inc. is … Read more

California Court of Appeal Email Compliance Ruling on the Issue of Identifying Sender in Body of Commercial Email

The case is Roslowski et al. (“Plaintiffs”) v. Guthy-Renker LLC (“Guthy”). The gravamen of the allegations were that Guthy sent Plaintiffs unsolicited commercial email advertisements which, instead of identifying the sender as Guthy, indicated the sender was “Proactiv Special Offer,” “Wen Hair Care,” “Proactiv Special Bonus Deal,” “Wen Healthy Hair,” “Wen by Chaz Dean,” “Proactiv … Read more

Issues of Fact Regarding Material Misrepresentations In SPAM E-Mails Defeats Summary Judgment

On October 10, 2014, a federal district court judge in the matter of Wagner v. Digital Publ’g Corp. ruled that a triable issue of fact on whether the “from” names, domain names and subject lines of four SPAM e-mails contained material misstatements precluded partial summary judgment on plaintiff’s state law claims. Plaintiff Christopher Wagner sued … Read more