Category: Market Development

In an era where the cost of living has soared unexpectedly, and unemployment rates rising, individuals worldwide are on a relentless quest for viable financial lifelines, side-hustles, and essentially anything that might help ease an increasing (and at times seemingly ‘impossible’) financial burden. Amid this search, we at DENNER Media are excited to announce that we’re stepping forward in launching a new brand venture; ProsperPixels.com. Positioned to be a beacon of innovation in the affiliate marketing learning and earning landscape, it promises to play an integral part in a new dawn of earning potential for those with more questions than answers.

The Rising Cost of Living and the Search for Solutions

The past four years have marked a significant shift in economic stability, with everyday expenses climbing to unprecedented heights. This situation has spurred a widespread desire among people to explore additional income streams, leading many to reconsider the traditional job market’s capacity to meet their financial needs. With Google Searches returning results upon results from inquiries ranging from ‘How do I work from home?’, to ‘Can I become an affiliate marketer’, we knew there was a need for a singular source of tested and verified tools, platforms and portals, coaches, and learning resources to help the growing swell of those seeking guidance.

If you enjoy laughing, you no doubt already know what we’re referring to here…and it was all happening ‘Live’ in front of the “Buckeye Newshawk Award” Winner, Les Nessman!

Easily one of the funnier, and more memorable Thanksgiving Day sitcom scenarios, we’re admittedly drawn back to watch the WKRP in Cincinnati clip every year as Thanksgiving draws near. Not surprisingly, we find it as funny today, as the night it first aired.

“As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.”

What’s less funny, of course, is when we can liken our own ill-planned marketing experiences to tossing turkeys from a helicopter flying our name or call-sign on a banner.

There’s absolutely something to be said for the gratification that comes with finally launching a new campaign. Likewise the rush of at times throwing caution to the wind and pushing something out that wasn’t researched and vetted can be extraordinary. Extraordinary until you realize Continue reading “Turkeys Can’t Fly?”