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Craig and Rob co-host the podcast with Awin colleague Clementyne Lavender, the recent winner of the Performance Marketing Awards' Industry Rising Star.
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Craig and Rob co-host the podcast with Awin colleague Clementyne Lavender, the recent winner of the Performance Marketing Awards' Industry Rising Star.
Bring out the bunting and light a candle. GDPR is a year old on May 25th and, like most one-year-olds, it’s yet to properly find its feet and hit its stride.

Awin's legal counsels in the US, UK and Italy discuss how affiliate marketing is likely to be impacted by new regulatory initiatives in the Awin Report 2019.
Awin Talks is back with episode nine and puts Genie Goals in the hot seat and also introduces Awin's influencer expert.

According to the Internet Advertising Bureau and PwC’s Affiliate Marketing Study, spend in the UK on affiliate marketing grew by 15.1 percent in 2017.

The rules of engagement in affiliate marketing, for the most part, haven’t changed over the many years it has been in existence.

Awin’s annual global guide to the state of the affiliate industry, The Awin Report, is back with a new edition for 2019.

In this podcast, Rob, Kevin and Craig discuss Awin’s recently published 2019 predictions whitepaper and what the future might entail for the affiliate industry.

Distracted consumers are the bane of a marketer’s life. They browse your website, click on something they like, add to basket and then simply disappear.
What trends does Awin think will play out this year that could have a serious impact on the future viability of the affiliate channel?

Planning your marketing activities is key for every marketer. Here’s how to make the most out of them.
Eight months on, privacy advocates have claimed one of the first major scalps on key provisions of GDPR. And they don’t get much more high-profile than Google.