Archive for the ‘Case Studies’ Category

RAC Drives Performance through Partnership with VoucherCodes.co.uk

RAC is one of the UK’s most progressive motoring organisations, and with over 114 years of motoring experience, they know and understand drivers. RAC offers a comprehensive range of services to both consumers and business including breakdown cover, insurance, legal services, automotive checks, and examinations. Having launched an affiliate programme on the buy.at network almost [...]

R.O.EYE/eBay Partner Network Case Study: Implementing a New Philosophy

eBay have had an affiliate programme in the UK since 2001.  In April 2008 they launched their own in-house platform, eBay Partner Network, offering benefits such as targeted banners with rich media creative, geo-targeting capabilities, tighter network quality controls and improved reporting. In the early stages of managing the programme the challenge was to build [...]

The Product Feed Puzzle Solved

What’s the most neglected area of affiliate marketing? The answer to this question will vary according to who you are but for many affiliates poor quality advertiser product feeds will undoubtedly be high on their list. This may come as a surprise to many because we don’t often hear too many product feed complaints these [...]

How USC learned to love Affiliate Marketing

USC see 851% increase in affiliate sales USC’s affiliate programme was taken on by 7thingsmedia at a time when the brand was doubting the profitability of the channel – by the end of the year, the results spoke for themselves – 851% increase in affiliate sales. USC had demonstrated that by developing stronger affiliate partnership, [...]

Case Study: Affiliate programme furnishes Habitat with more shop windows

November 2009 saw the launch of the first ever ecommerce site for Habitat. The business wanted to raise awareness of the brand being online, so bigmouthmedia were tasked to develop an affiliate marketing strategy for Habitat in both the UK and in France. The key objectives of the campaign were to: Drive sales and revenue [...]