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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
So explain why and where I'm wrong. It's easy to make a clueless statement like yours but explaining why it tougher.
70% to Freeones
5% for marketing and tools
10-15% to billing
10% for hosting.
10% for content and site.
Plus offices, staff, equipment, overheads.
If Freeones traffic is so good and profitable they should already be on a level that's above 60%. But that's the stupidity of this whole situation. The programs converting at 1-200/500 might just say  and leave Quashe with more sites converting at 1-500/1000. That will soon screw the extra 10%.
Or a few more affiliates who see who Freeones are promoting might do the same, ask for an extra 10%. Where does all this extra money come from?
Yes the members. Go figure their reaction.
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The missing element is non-shared revenues. If membership revenue is your only revenue stream, you're doing something wrong.