3 Steps to CASL Compliance

The Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) will be enforced starting on July 1, 2014 and is applicable to anyone who makes use of commercial electronic messages. This means if you have an email address in your email marketing campaign that you suspect belongs to a Canadian, or if anyone opens your email in Canada, this law is applicable even if your business is based in the U.S. or any other country outside of Canada. This document is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice.

Here’s what you’ll need to do to make sure you’re CASL ready: (plus, an infographic to share with your readers below! )

Cash in now. Offer expires on December 24th, 2013!

As many of you already know, Google announced that FeedBurner will be shutting down and eventually deprecated. This really shouldn't come as a surprise as the service has been neglected, unsupported and in return, it has become outdated. Enter RevResponse's RSS to Email platform...

RevResponse's RSS to Email Platform:

We're proud of the RSS to Email tool we launched last year. It has everything FeedBurner offers plus a little extra. Some of the features include:

As you already know, The Affiliate Summit East will be held on August 18-20 in our backyard of Philadelphia and we'd love the opportunity to meet you! We're currently available for meetings on the 19th and 20th.

I wanted to take a moment and personally acknowledge a major milestone in RevResponse's and NetLine's history; we generated our 18 millionth lead. It goes without saying that our Publishers are fundamentally connected to our success and your continued support is appreciated.

As we've pointed out in the past, on any given month you're collectively driving around 30-40% of the overall leads we process from outside the US. With that being the case, we've been focused on offering more diverse monetization options outside of the US and would like to highlight some of our more recent strides.

Last month, we sent a teaser post about BlogNotions to tell you what it is and when it's launching. We're excited to announce it's here! Sign up now to earn $10 per post mailed in our newsletters.

For those just tuning in, BlogNotions is a content distribution platform that compiles the latest buzz in the blogosphere from industry leaders. It covers mostly every vertical in the B2B space – from technology, career, business, and marketing – and our newsletters are received by over 2 million site visitors & email subscribers every month.

With the program, partners like you have the opportunity to build thought leadership, expand your audience reach, and increase your revenue. All from your existing posts. That means we don't require bloggers to write for us, but simply to syndicate the blog posts they've already written.

Are you a good fit for BlogNotions? These 3 requirements must be met to be approved:

1. The site must be a blog with an RSS feed (it is a blogger network after all)
2. Contributors must showcase expertise in the topic
3. The copy must be well-written and timely

The compensation and payment process are pretty simple. Every blog post emailed in our newsletter will earn you $10 in revenue. It will be bundled in with your other commissions and you'll be paid on the 15th of the month once you reach $50 in your account (net 45 days as always).

Ready to go? Apply now at http://www.revresponse.com/nlpp_blognotions

In order to keep pace with changes in our products, we regularly review our Terms and Conditions to make that they’re still aligned with our suite of products. As a result of our recent review, we wanted to let you know we've updated our Terms & Conditions page to incorporate the recent changes to our network, including the BlogNotions program.

Our goal is to make our Terms indicative of our evolving company and ensure the information is clear to partners.

The policies we added:

TradePub.com and its publisher sub-domain network experienced some unexpected downtime on Monday, April 29th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you and want to take a minute to recap what happened.

Just a note that TradePub is back up and currently stable. We now have an idea of what may have caused the downtime and we're working hard to nail it down to ensure it does not occur again. We'll send a full debrief once we have it. In the meantime, please accept our sincerest apologies for the troubles you and your readers may have had in accessing our TradePub pages. We are currently back to normal and will keep you posted along the way on here and Twitter.com.