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Originally Posted by Furious_Male
Its a double edge sword. A lot of affiliates complain that reps do not know enough (a thread with that theme was active here yesterday) and others that reps know to much.
I do my best not to compete with any of our affiliates. At the same time I will not stop promoting and testing traffic sources as I use the knowledge I acquire to share with them. I am more of a value to them as an affiliate in the trenches then I am as a generic rep.
As mentioned it is a matter of trust and I am comfortable that the Adult Alchemy affiliates I deal with trust me.
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It truly is a double edge sword, depending on who you talk to they either want an affiliate manager that knows everything or one that won't be deemed as competition.
I look at it this way, I promote the program I work for, it would be disengenous of me to tell other people how great the program is if I haven't been using it myself. It gives me the opportunity to learn and then to help others based on what I have learned.
Basically what Trixxxia said is dead on..."Reps shouldn't be working against the hand that ultimately is helping the hand that feeds you."