Jeff Molander
Website: http://www.jeffmolander.com
Author Bio:
Jeff Molander has been advising and motivating marketing and business executives since 1997. He's an accomplished entrepreneur in the digital marketing space having co-founded a performance marketing agency that is, today, the Google Affiliate Network. Jeff is internationally recognized for helping business leaders make more money by challenging accepted marketing practices and sharing closely-held secrets of today’s multi-billion dollar "digital middleman economy"... as chronicled in his forthcoming book, Ignorance Economy.
He's a digital business speaker, blogger, author, Web video publisher and a leading change agent in the interactive marketing space.
Jeff is ranked by Gerson Lehrman Group as a top 5 percentile Technology & Media consultant who’s clients include private and public investors, governmental think tanks, international trade organizations, hedge funds, investment banks, multi-channel retail and service companies, venture capital funds and law firms. Organizations he’s worked with include Neiman Marcus, JP Morgan Asset Management, Japan External Trade Organization, Petrobras, the Italian Trade Commission, Electronic Retailing Association/Europe, Ziff Brothers Investments, Godiva, Citidel Investment Group, Bose, JMI Equity Fund, Battery Ventures, Elevation Partners, Technology Crossover Ventures and Shopster eCommerce.
June 13th, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
You’ll recall part 1 of my interview with Gordon Magee of Drs. Foster Smith. I’m back to continue learning of his strategic, long-term approach to using video to drive multi-channel sales — and answering your specific cost questions. After reading part…
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May 19th, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
Last week I referenced pet goods purveyor, Drs. Foster Smith and their very strategic, long-term approach to using video to drive sales — on the Web, via telemarketing and through their catalog channels. Today I’m going deeper to understand exactly how that…
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May 12th, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
What is an acceptable payoff in terms of time investment put IN and the return taken OUT (actual revenue) of social marketing? What’s reasonable to expect and how soon? I’ve begun to crack the nut that is this question by…
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May 8th, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
After all the thunder, here’s the lightning: Euro e-Commerce rock star Rok Hrastnik. I dared ask the Web business leader of Europe’s infomercial powerhouse, Studio Moderna, “is interruptive marketing dead?… because all this social — and for that matter online…
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May 1st, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
We left off with Bazaarvoice’s Sam Decker giving us outstanding tips on how to get your management team or C-suite executives to consider social marketing experimentation. Today I offer you more social marketing adoption tips but this time a strategic framework…
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April 28th, 2009 by
Jeff Molander
Yes, opportunities presented by social technologies are exciting but the task of shifting gears (staffing, allocating budget, re-training, prioritizing tactics) is daunting for most marketers. So what can be done today? How can “believers” in social media/networking/marketing work within the…
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November 8th, 2008 by
Jeff Molander
As promised in Part 1 of this 2 part series I’m back with 3 more strategies and easy-to-implement tactics. One strategy I mentioned that generated some email was providing feedback loops to affiliates. Too radical for some apparently but let’s clarify…
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November 5th, 2008 by
Jeff Molander
Tired of the same old tips-and-tricks about Web affiliate marketing programs? “Communicate with them, treat them with respect” yada-yada. What REALLY works? I asked my most experienced colleagues to answer the question: “what’s moving the needle in affiliate marketing today” Here are the innovations I discovered. Yes, they can be quickly and easily applied - helping you manage your affiliates and extract maximum sales efficiency.
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July 22nd, 2008 by
Jeff Molander
A majority of affiliate managers need to feel more recognized, and given more power, by their bosses. 80% of you say bosses need a better understanding of (appreciation for) performance-based Web marketing’s raw power! And 90% need better tools to do their job…
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July 11th, 2008 by
Jeff Molander
When’s the last time you’ve heard anyone in our industry talk about what affiliate MANAGERS want. Let’s set aside that popular question of “what do affiliates really want?” and explore what YOU want, managers. Better recognition and respect internally among your superiors? Better tools to do your job? More autonomy? More budget to foster creativity? Less competition and more collaboration with search, email and other channels?
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