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Originally Posted by Mutt
so let's say for example that a surfer hits the back button on a revshare site, intellichat agent window pops up, if the surfer joins the site at some discounted price or a trial, Intellichat and the affiliate who sent the surfer split the revshare 50/50?
why can't programs just lease Intellichat and absorb that as a cost of running a program, i can see why an affiliate wouldn't be happy to be sharing his commission with a third party like Intellichat.
lots of surfers hit the back button, go back to the tour, or leave the site entirely and think about it and decide to join the site later. so the thread starter does have a point, i don't know the numbers of how many surfers do this and neither do any of the processors or programs. Intellichat definitely can interfere with sales. You say that site owners do have a lot of control how/when Intellichat is invoked.
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The site owner chooses which pages they wish to use our system on. As i said above we have a wide range of settings allowing a campaign to be shown once per browser session, back button disabled etc.
As I mentioned earlier, companies use Intellichat because they want to utlize their traffic. We currently increase conversions around 20% daily with our existing clients. The reason there isnt a leasing option with our program is because Intellichat extremely advanced with the technology used, along with our optimization guys that spend hours on updating transcripts to make them more advanced.
As a standard we ask for 50% of the affiliate payout, this way the original affiliate can still be credited on our saved sale and earning money from traffic that was leaving the site.
We are currently developing a feature which will allow Intellichat to be paused until a 2nd or 3rd visit before the system is activated. This will again be an option that will be available to clients.
I would like to stress that we have a fix for the back button issue that has been mention a number of times in this thread. We can have it active or disabled it's down to the site owner. (There are very few companies which have the back button feature enabled.)