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Originally Posted by chronig
This is one thing I don't understand... why program owners don't disclose how much sales they actually make... if it's a lot... or a decent amount... wouldn't it influence affiliates???
The simple answer is because they make shit. I'd be willing to bet that each of your sites make between 1-6 sales a day. With the majority making the lower end of that scale. I'm not an affiliate, and if I was I wouldn't be interested in breaking in to the 1992 version of the 'amateur' market. Thanks for the lesson on 'amateur' niche pops... - the only 'amateur' I was doing was ex-gf amateur before the niche was ever called ex-gf... and - before it was as saturated as it is now, it was very easy to make a lot of money - which is why I also made a lot of lazy mistakes but... I haven't been around since 1992 like you so respect pops... if pixelated thumbnails still fills your dinner plate than keep mis-cropping your pics...
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Life Lesson #34: If people don't believe you're making money - and you actually ARE making money - then you don't give two shits what people think of you.
Heh heh. I crack myself up, I really do. The reason I don't post sales stats is because everyone knows they can be altered too easily. Besides, you end up covering up any 'verifiable' info to "prove" the sales are yours but in the end no one believes you. A serious affiliate can contct me and I can provide all stats required.
(BTW: I have 23 websites. So even if I made 3 a day for each, as you say, I'd be making a shitload of daily sales, wouldn't I? Multiply that by 7 days a week - KA-CHING. Not bad for a single person working for himself. So please, really.)
It's actually funny to me because I have a new
XXX Adventures of Mister Peabody design all ready. Just waiting to finish filming my next two girls (yes, I actually get to FUCK ACTUAL GIRLS!). So maybe mid-September that design and all those thumbs will disappear anyway. LOL But hey, focus on those "bonus sites" dude, whatever. Please ignore the grid of whales above those thumbs, where the real $ is at.
Life Lesson #35: Don't argue with internet avatars (see 'Barefootsies').