Issue #4 of FeedFront Magazine is off to our print house and will be mailed in January. It will also be distributed at Affiliate Summit 2009 West and at the Linkshare Symposium West.
Our cover story is one that I can’t be more proud of. You see, back in the late 90′s it wasn’t unusual to attend an online marketing event and see very few women in the room — and we stuck together like glue.
Fast-forward ten years later and you’ll find that the opposite is true. Affiliate marketing is overflowing with women who are leaders in their fields or bright, up-and-coming innovators.
Shawn Collins and I are honored to feature these amazing women and are thrilled over the content inside of this issue.
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On a side note, for those that prefer the digital version, it should be available real soon.
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@Marcia — anyone that answered our call for profile submissions was featured. Rexanne is actually there.
Where is Rexanne, Kellie, Aunesty and Jen Goode on this cover?
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