Comments on: Interview with Adrian Moss - dealgroupmedia (DGM) http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html UK affiliate marketing news, views and podcast interviews. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:55:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Info-Broker http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-15961 Info-Broker Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:26:09 +0000 http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-15961 Interesting interview. I wish Dealgroupmedia a great Future for all Stockholder. I just compare the MarketCap from Dealgroupmedia with the price which payed Google for Doubleclick. :-) Greats from Germany www.The-Info-Broker.de Interesting interview. I wish Dealgroupmedia a great Future for all Stockholder.

I just compare the MarketCap from Dealgroupmedia with the price which payed Google for Doubleclick. :-)

Greats from Germany
http://www.The-Info-Broker.de

]]> By: dgmPro messaging and affiliate communication - Fraser’s Affiliate Marketing Blog http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-13328 dgmPro messaging and affiliate communication - Fraser’s Affiliate Marketing Blog Thu, 29 Mar 2007 09:12:30 +0000 http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-13328 [...] DGM recently launched their internal messaging centre as mentioned by Adrian Moss in the podcast interview. [...] [...] DGM recently launched their internal messaging centre as mentioned by Adrian Moss in the podcast interview. [...]

]]> By: Jason http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5142 Jason Wed, 24 Jan 2007 16:52:58 +0000 http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5142 Good interview and it'll be interesting to see how 2007 pans out for DGM. Like Pete I was intrigued by the suggestion that affiliates should invest in DGM not only as an affiliate but by buying shares... adapting that slightly, perhaps offering affiliate's stock options as a bonus on top of their earnings might be an idea to consider (don't ask me if it's feasible or legal)? (PS... not a bad idea for any network come to think of it...) Good interview and it’ll be interesting to see how 2007 pans out for DGM. Like Pete I was intrigued by the suggestion that affiliates should invest in DGM not only as an affiliate but by buying shares… adapting that slightly, perhaps offering affiliate’s stock options as a bonus on top of their earnings might be an idea to consider (don’t ask me if it’s feasible or legal)?

(PS… not a bad idea for any network come to think of it…)

]]> By: Clarke http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5016 Clarke Tue, 23 Jan 2007 12:04:44 +0000 http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5016 Was an interesting interview, first thing well done to Fraser for getting Adrian to come on and talk, glad to see you asked the difficult questions as well. Also like to say thanks to Adrian for not hiding behind the age old excuses for not talking to Affiliates that number of your competitors use and that’s the “I am a PLC so can possibly speak to you” ;-) Everyone knows that what the normal every day staff say have no effect on the share price, it’s what the Directors say that counts and what you had to say certainly could have had no other effect than to raise your standing and certainly gotten me to rethink about using DGM again. Only thing I was not chuffed at was when basically implied everyone was an amateur other than DGM & TD. This I found to be most humours as I can’t think of any other Network that has done such an amateur launch of a new control panel. I certainly do believe there is room for improvement with all Networks, but let’s not confuse banter and being on the ground level with the people who make all the money “the Affiliates” as being unprofessional. Anyway I look forward to seeing a few more people take part in future interviews. Was an interesting interview, first thing well done to Fraser for getting Adrian to come on and talk, glad to see you asked the difficult questions as well. Also like to say thanks to Adrian for not hiding behind the age old excuses for not talking to Affiliates that number of your competitors use and that’s the “I am a PLC so can possibly speak to you” ;-) Everyone knows that what the normal every day staff say have no effect on the share price, it’s what the Directors say that counts and what you had to say certainly could have had no other effect than to raise your standing and certainly gotten me to rethink about using DGM again.

Only thing I was not chuffed at was when basically implied everyone was an amateur other than DGM & TD. This I found to be most humours as I can’t think of any other Network that has done such an amateur launch of a new control panel. I certainly do believe there is room for improvement with all Networks, but let’s not confuse banter and being on the ground level with the people who make all the money “the Affiliates” as being unprofessional.

Anyway I look forward to seeing a few more people take part in future interviews.

]]> By: Pete http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5010 Pete Tue, 23 Jan 2007 10:06:51 +0000 http://www.affiliateblog.co.uk/interview-with-adrian-moss-dealgroupmedia-dgm.html#comment-5010 Interesting interview with Adrian Moss. Good to hear him being straight about some of DGM's recent problems. Interested in Adrian's suggestion that affiliates move their campaigns over to DGM, and buying stock in the company. Would have been good to know what the incentive for such a move would be. Given that many affiliates took their business elsewhere after the DGMPro kerfuffle, what, if anything, can DGM offer over other networks to tempt publishers back, or to rebuild faith in DGM. Interesting interview with Adrian Moss. Good to hear him being straight about some of DGM’s recent problems.

Interested in Adrian’s suggestion that affiliates move their campaigns
over to DGM, and buying stock in the company. Would have been good to know what the incentive for such a move would be. Given that many affiliates took their business elsewhere after the DGMPro kerfuffle, what, if anything, can DGM offer over other networks to tempt publishers back, or to rebuild faith in DGM.

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