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SwirlsGirl · 01-12-2011, 12:06 PM

If the above arguments were 100% true...I wholeheartedly believe we would see a vast reduction in clicks and visits to join pages.

I see no reduction to tour visits, and join page visits! I see a reduction in bottom line "credits" for sales.

I have a recurring observation that I could provide evidence for.... days where join form hits are maximized....join form submissions seem to get minimized!

days where join form hits are minimized I see maximum join form submissions.

ANY OF YOU EVER HAD THIS WEIRD FEELING THAT NO MATTER WHAT YOU TRY WITH YOUR SITE, THERE SEEMS TO BE A LIMIT TO HOW MANY SALES/REBILLS YOU CAN GET DURING CERTAIN INTERVALS???? COME ON ADMIT IT, YOU GUYS ARE OUT THERE WHO HAVE PONDERED THIS!

Now for the astute and awake.... To what end would it be feasible to maximize join form submission percentages... while join form hits are low... and then minimize join form submission percentages while join form hits are high!!????

My theory is based on sound analysis, deep critical thought, some common street/business sense, and a very deep understanding of how bankers operate...along with their mindset.

The first mistake we make is having to pay someone to collect our sales in our absence and trust that they are giving us reliable stats.

You can do all the trusting you want, however in a court of law, you could not present 100% verifiable evidence that you are being paid or credited for every sale you make...without being at the point of sale transaction your self to verify funds collected.PERIOD

Without being there to collect sales from our customers... we are at the mercy of the ones who we pay to collect our funds...(billing companies)

If you think like a shady banker or con artist...then it makes sense to keep the join form submission percentages as high as possible, while keeping the actual sales as low as possible!

This makes sense if you are running a baseline skim, or shave operation. This does get a little complex and would have to be demonstrated in person for it to have stopping power and make you scratch your head and say ..."DAMN you got one hell of a point"

You don't need an accounting degree or business degree to observe repeated unexplainable statistical anomalies with your stats.

01-12-2011, 12:06 PM
SwirlsGirl So Fucking Banned Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: between east coast and vegas Posts: 2,067	If the above arguments were 100% true...I wholeheartedly believe we would see a vast reduction in clicks and visits to join pages. I see no reduction to tour visits, and join page visits! I see a reduction in bottom line "credits" for sales. I have a recurring observation that I could provide evidence for.... days where join form hits are maximized....join form submissions seem to get minimized! days where join form hits are minimized I see maximum join form submissions. ANY OF YOU EVER HAD THIS WEIRD FEELING THAT NO MATTER WHAT YOU TRY WITH YOUR SITE, THERE SEEMS TO BE A LIMIT TO HOW MANY SALES/REBILLS YOU CAN GET DURING CERTAIN INTERVALS???? COME ON ADMIT IT, YOU GUYS ARE OUT THERE WHO HAVE PONDERED THIS! Now for the astute and awake.... To what end would it be feasible to maximize join form submission percentages... while join form hits are low... and then minimize join form submission percentages while join form hits are high!!???? My theory is based on sound analysis, deep critical thought, some common street/business sense, and a very deep understanding of how bankers operate...along with their mindset. The first mistake we make is having to pay someone to collect our sales in our absence and trust that they are giving us reliable stats. You can do all the trusting you want, however in a court of law, you could not present 100% verifiable evidence that you are being paid or credited for every sale you make...without being at the point of sale transaction your self to verify funds collected.PERIOD Without being there to collect sales from our customers... we are at the mercy of the ones who we pay to collect our funds...(billing companies) If you think like a shady banker or con artist...then it makes sense to keep the join form submission percentages as high as possible, while keeping the actual sales as low as possible! This makes sense if you are running a baseline skim, or shave operation. This does get a little complex and would have to be demonstrated in person for it to have stopping power and make you scratch your head and say ..."DAMN you got one hell of a point" You don't need an accounting degree or business degree to observe repeated unexplainable statistical anomalies with your stats. Last edited by SwirlsGirl; 01-12-2011 at 12:07 PM..