Wanted to share a video and story from WebProNews that testifies to the devastating effect the California Amazon Tax Law is having on affiliates.
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<blockquote><strong><a href="http://www.webpronews.com/californias-amazon-tax-law-forces-affiliate-marketer-to-move-to-nevada-2011-08">California’s Amazon Tax Law Forces Affiliate Marketer to Move to Nevada</a></strong>
After years of operating a successful comparison shopping site in California, Nick Loper recently had to shut down his business and move to another state to start over. Why? Loper was one of the affiliate marketing victims of the online sales tax law that California passed earlier this summer...
Almost immediately after this law went into effect, online retailers, such as Amazon, cut ties with affiliate marketers in the state...
According to Loper, this action meant that a half dozen of his largest advertisers on ShoesRUs terminated their relationship with him, leaving him shy of 70 percent of his revenue. “It was, essentially, out of business overnight,” he said.</blockquote>
<strong><a href="http://www.webpronews.com/californias-amazon-tax-law-forces-affiliate-marketer-to-move-to-nevada-2011-08">Read the rest at WebProNews</a></strong>
Oops video would not embed. Watch it at the link below.
<blockquote><strong><a href="http://www.webpronews.com/californias-amazon-tax-law-forces-affiliate-marketer-to-move-to-nevada-2011-08">California’s Amazon Tax Law Forces Affiliate Marketer to Move to Nevada</a></strong>
After years of operating a successful comparison shopping site in California, Nick Loper recently had to shut down his business and move to another state to start over. Why? Loper was one of the affiliate marketing victims of the online sales tax law that California passed earlier this summer...
Almost immediately after this law went into effect, online retailers, such as Amazon, cut ties with affiliate marketers in the state...
According to Loper, this action meant that a half dozen of his largest advertisers on ShoesRUs terminated their relationship with him, leaving him shy of 70 percent of his revenue. “It was, essentially, out of business overnight,” he said.</blockquote>
<strong><a href="http://www.webpronews.com/californias-amazon-tax-law-forces-affiliate-marketer-to-move-to-nevada-2011-08">Read the rest at WebProNews</a></strong>
