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Originally Posted by mfps
please click and read the links in the first post.
that should be all the detail you need to answer this.
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I read through your original post. Very good points in there. There are both real and perceived issues with saturation. Is a product truly "saturated"? Saturation means that the customers for this product have already been reached and though an affiliates exact sales methods. The internet is a big place, but there are times where affiliates can overlap marketing efforts. The way to deal with this is to have an immense amount of promotional content available and be able to provide custom promo material to individual affiliates. But having high quality creatives helps immensely, since each gallery, image, etc will be more effective, and excusivity won't be as much of an issue.
Many times webmasters perceive saturation, which is a much larger problem than the actual saturation it's. If a webmaster does not want to try and promote your product because of the fact they've seen it everywhere, hence thinking there is no more profit in selling the site. It is something that could be true.
There are a few new programs that have their programs put together better than many of the older established programs. They have to. It's an extremely competetive business, and you have to earn the trust of those you do business with. That type of trust is not built overnight, and many times immediate initial success is the only way for a longer trial of your program.
But the goal is to have new partners try to sell your product and feel confident doing so. I am always on icq if you'd like to talk more
