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YouTube Partners With Flipkart and Myntra to Launch YouTube Shopping in India
YouTube Shopping has been launched in India, as the company looks to expand monetisation options for video creators in the country. Eligible creators can tag brands in their content and earn commissions when customers make purchases. The YouTube Shopping affiliate marketing program will collaborate with Flipkart and Myntra at launch.
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Flash Sales Proposed to Be Banned on E-Commerce Websites as Government Plans to Tighten Rules
India proposed banning flash sales on e-commerce websites and said their affiliate entities should not be listed as sellers on their platforms, in a proposed tightening of rules that could hit Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart.
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Shopkeepers, Traders Protest Nationwide Against Walmart's Flipkart Buy
Shopkeepers and traders affiliated to a local trade group began sit-in protests across the country today against Walmart Inc's proposed $16 billion acquisition of e-commerce firm Flipkart.
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Flipkart-Walmart Deal Opposed by Traders, Industry Gives Thumbs Up
Walmart on Wednesday said it would acquire a 77 percent stake in Flipkart for about $16 billion in its biggest acquisition till date.
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Snapdeal and Affiliate Marketers Are at an Impasse, but Who Will Blink First?
The e-commerce site has dropped commissions nearly twenty-fold, but is this about margins or is there something more?
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YotaPhone Dual-Screen Smartphone Set to Launch in India via Flipkart
Flipkart accidentally spilled the beans about the launch of the YotaPhone in a newsletter sent to the affiliate partners.
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YouTube Partners With Flipkart and Myntra to Launch YouTube Shopping in India
YouTube Shopping has been launched in India, as the company looks to expand monetisation options for video creators in the country. Eligible creators can tag brands in their content and earn commissions when customers make purchases. The YouTube Shopping affiliate marketing program will collaborate with Flipkart and Myntra at launch.
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Flash Sales Proposed to Be Banned on E-Commerce Websites as Government Plans to Tighten Rules
India proposed banning flash sales on e-commerce websites and said their affiliate entities should not be listed as sellers on their platforms, in a proposed tightening of rules that could hit Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart.
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Shopkeepers, Traders Protest Nationwide Against Walmart's Flipkart Buy
Shopkeepers and traders affiliated to a local trade group began sit-in protests across the country today against Walmart Inc's proposed $16 billion acquisition of e-commerce firm Flipkart.
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Flipkart-Walmart Deal Opposed by Traders, Industry Gives Thumbs Up
Walmart on Wednesday said it would acquire a 77 percent stake in Flipkart for about $16 billion in its biggest acquisition till date.
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Snapdeal and Affiliate Marketers Are at an Impasse, but Who Will Blink First?
The e-commerce site has dropped commissions nearly twenty-fold, but is this about margins or is there something more?
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YotaPhone Dual-Screen Smartphone Set to Launch in India via Flipkart
Flipkart accidentally spilled the beans about the launch of the YotaPhone in a newsletter sent to the affiliate partners.
