Viral & Social Marketing from Affiliate Summit West 2017

This was a conference session titled Viral & Social Marketing at Affiliate Summit West 2017, which took place January 15-17, 2017 at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel.

Session speaker:

Nick Andrews, CEO, ReviTrage Tara McCommons, VP of Sales & Marketing, LinkConnector Corporation

Session description: Tips on how advertisers can harness this powerful channel to promote their brands.

Experience Level: Intermediate Target Audience: Merchant/Advertiser Niche/Vertical: Social

Slides: Viral & Social Marketing

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New York Daily News front-page cover drives a final nail into Trump's turbulent week overseas

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The New York Daily News took a rhetorical shot at President Donald Trump's performance at the NATO summit and his first official visit to the UK this week, in a cheeky front-page cover. It reads: "Hack of a job, Donny!" with an image of the "Trump baby" blimp that was at the center of anti-Trump protests in the UK this week. The cover shows Russian President Vladimir Putin holding onto that Trump effigy with a string. The cover is set for publication on Saturday, two days ahead of Trump's summit with Putin in Finland. The phrase "Hack of a job," is a reference to the Department of Justice indictments of 12 Russian agents that were announced on Friday. Those agents are accused of hacking Democratic Party organizations during the 2016 US election.

President Donald Trump's tumultuous week overseas — from his performance at the NATO summit, to his first official visit to the UK — received a less-than-glowing critique from the New York Daily News on Friday evening.

The publication previewed its Saturday cover with the headline, "Hack of a job, Donny," featuring the infamous "Trump baby" blimp that was at the center of anti-Trump protests in the UK.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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