SoulCamsNov 12, 2024

Our new affiliate program is open for registration
We announced earlier this year, that we are switching to a new affiliate software from Everflow. We will gradually phase out the old one, therefore we recommend you to sign up via the new website and change your affiliate links in time.

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Our new affiliate program is open for registration - Official Blog

We announced earlier this year, that we are switching to a new affiliate software from Everflow. We will gradually phase out the old one, therefore we recommend you to sign up via the new website and change your affiliate links in time. Our brand new cam platform for SoulCams is now in a testing phase

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Michael FauscetteJul 30, 2024
Perplexity unveils revenue sharing plan for publishers
https://zurl.co/FAQB
#ai #genai #revshare #ads
Perplexity unveils revenue sharing plan for publishers

Perplexity will offer a flat rate to its first batch of partners for every link that it cites on the Perplexity search platform.

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alwinsimsonJun 10, 2024

The Future of Telecom Sales with CPQ

The implementation of CPQ solutions represents a pivotal shift in telecom sales strategies. As the industry moves into the 5G era, the flexibility, efficiency, and accuracy provided by CPQ systems will be instrumental in overcoming the challenges of complex product offerings and pricing structures.

Integrating CPQ technology marks advancement

https://csmart.digital/blog/mastering-complexity-the-future-of-telecom-sales-with-cpq

#cpq #salesprocess #CPQ #revshare #configure #price #quote #crm #customersatisfaction

Csmart CPQ Shaping the Future of Telcom Sales | Csmart | Covalensedigital

Csmart CPQ Shaping the Future of Telcom Sales | Csmart | Covalensedigital | Csmart | Covalensedigital

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Show threadDark Sage Torunka Jan 11, 2023

How did this go down? Terribly.

#Flash #gamedev died and indies moved to #Unity, who shipped their own web plugin instead of #SWF export. When #plugins died Unity shipped ACTUAL #HTML5 SUPPORT like #Adobe never bothered to.

Adobe walked back their #revshare plans. This could have just gone down as a weird footnote, but instead they doubled down and cancelled their #AS4 and #FPNext plans out of corporate spite.

The lack of new Flash features basically guaranteed that HTML5 would kill them.