http://samharrelson.disqus.com/Sam Harrelson's BlogenFri, 01 Dec 2006 20:59:17 -0000http://samharrelson.com/2006/12/01/transcending-links-in-affiliate-marketing/#comment-1482740997<p>I offered up a comment in the other thread you started about this.</p><p>Links aren't going anywhere, websites aren't going anywhere. It will always be the main form. Some of the new things you talk about are an addition, not a replacement. Most people will continue to shop from their home or at work on screens where they can actually see the product.</p><p>"by moving away from links and towards other means of transferring data, deals and offers could position affiliate marketing as the future of the online monetization experience."</p><p>That's the main part that I disagree with. Like I said, it's not an either or situation. It's not moving away (reason I gave above). It's an addition, it's using various means. More opportunity.</p>Jonathan (Trust)Fri, 01 Dec 2006 20:59:17 -0000http://samharrelson.com/2006/12/01/transcending-links-in-affiliate-marketing/#comment-1711376<p>I offered up a comment in the other thread you started about this.</p><p>Links aren't going anywhere, websites aren't going anywhere. It will always be the main form. Some of the new things you talk about are an addition, not a replacement. Most people will continue to shop from their home or at work on screens where they can actually see the product.</p><p>"by moving away from links and towards other means of transferring data, deals and offers could position affiliate marketing as the future of the online monetization experience."</p><p>That's the main part that I disagree with. Like I said, it's not an either or situation. It's not moving away (reason I gave above). It's an addition, it's using various means. More opportunity.</p>Jonathan (Trust)Fri, 01 Dec 2006 15:59:17 -0000