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Originally Posted by bossku69
bullshit, people are buying everyday. you just need to convert your surfers into customers
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Exactly. File Sharing is tough, no doubt.
Still from what I see it's negative effect is compounded by the fact that many affiliates are not "actively selling" anything.
2 over simplified examples:
1. Affiliate has a wild blinkie page full of random ads filling every inch of real estate - Pages where I can hardly even find the "Join Now" link of the featured gallery... These affiliates aren't "selling" - they're throwing shit at the wall to see what sticks.
2. Affiliates who are only providing one click access to thumbnail listings that are basically mirrors of an affiliate program aren't "Actively Selling" they're "Sharing" -
So it doesn't reach the ends of "making sales" for that program-
It reaches the logical ends of getting people on your page for free content...
Good for you, you're the destination you wanted to be, but now you're upset that you can't sell Sarah Peachez after giving away 300 free galleries. Where's the trick?
I'd like to see some affiliates try "SELLING" a product before they gripe too much about not making sales, no matter what the economic climate is or who's sharing what.
From what I've seen niche specific blogs with text and a sales pitch - and big sites that are broken down by niche with specific sales pitches are the affiliates making our sales.
