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Amy Sheridan

http://bluephoenixmedia.com

Amy Sheridan is the CEO of Blue Phoenix Media Inc. Since 2006, Blue Phoenix Media has been leading the way in affiliate marketing by operating over 40 exclusive websites powered by its own proprietary lead gen technology and hosting over 200 top-branded offers to a network of over 2,500 publishers

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Marketing Like the Greatful Dead

Sometime ago, a great little book arrived for us in the mail. And it’s very much both of those things: It’s compact and it’s...

Amy Sheridan - 2011-10-28

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