Pinterest has banned all affiliate links from its site. Affiliate links allow online retailers to track who referred them to their site, and would pay a small amount to the referrer as a result. Pinterest claims this was done because it was "causing a poor user experience," according to a spokesman. Read the full article at Recode.net.
Daniel has so many social media outlets for his business, and it's becoming a full-time job managing all of it. Leo says that if he has a business, he should at least have a web page, and a presence on Facebook and Twitter. Pinterest is good for selling goods. Google Plus is good, but it's not widespread at all. Twitter is great for communicating with customers, though. LinkedIn is good for finding employees. But at the end of the day, it's best to just keep it simple. YouTube is great for video, but he's better off driving people to his own webpage.
Johnny is growing a mustache for Movember, a cause to raise awareness for men's health issues. He also wants to let people know of a United deal from LA - Syndey for $780. There's also a trip to India for $150. Check out Johnny's Twitter account for the deals. Often they are computer errors that they will honor if you buy in.
