Affiliate Summit Party! Be There!
We are hosting a party with our friends in Las Vegas! Will you be there?
hybryd ads becomes AOR!
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Higher Ed Growth would like to thank you for your participation and support of our affiliate marketing program. Our organization has recently made the decision to consolidate our affiliate marketing channels and we would like to take this opportunity to announce that Higher Ed Growth’s education brands (FindMyDegree.com and EnrollmentAdvisor.com) are now available exclusively through Hybryd Ads. In order to transition our program smoothly, we are asking that you consider this email as the official Agency of Record notice for our exclusive partnership with Hybryd Ads. We want to give you ample time to establish new tracking links and get acquainted with the team at Hybryd Ads, so our goal is to get the transition completed by this Wednesday November 17, 2010.
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Thank you for being a valued partner and we look forward to the continued success and growth of our affiliate marketing program.
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Hybryd Ads Inc. Shane Graper President 303-945-2806 Patrick Donaldson General Manager 303-945-2810 Jason Venters Performance Marketing Manager 303-945-2807 |
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Advertising Tax Is Dead
Well it looks like Colorado and Colorado affiliates can breathe a sigh of relief. According to the PMA, HB10-1193 will now become a bill solely focused on collecting use tax, and nothing to do whatsoever with affiliates. Hopefully the same thing can be accomplished around the country when these Bills are proposed. A big thank you should go out to the PMA and Fight Against the Advertising Tax. Have a look at the amended version of HB10-1193.
Advertising Tax Passes House
Hybryd Ads attended the rally to Fight the Colorado Affiliate Tax (HB10-1193) on January 27th.
Hybryd joined with other networks, the organizers, and many of Colorado’s finest affiliates to show our solidarity against this issue.
It is estimated that as many as 150 impassioned people came together for the hearing. Though we all made our presence known, it was not enough to sway all of the necessary minds, HB10-1193 passed with a 6 to 5 vote.
There is a renewed sense of urgency as HB10-1193 has passed in the House with a vote of 33 yes to 32 No on February 1st. The Bill will move to the Senate committee this week. Overstock had previously announced that they will no longer work with affiliates from Colorado and other Merchants are sure to follow.
Capitol Meeting
Get involved if you haven’t already.
Colorado State Senate Directory
You can voice your opposition here.