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Originally Posted by MrDeiz
btw my ccbill referral stats (almost 10k of referred webmasters) are almost ok
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You should set up a live chart that tracks your referral income. Set it up like CNBC and also have top ten gainers, top ten losers, highest volume, etc. It likely doesn't include many of the big money affiliates who have been around for awhile, but would still be a useful indicator. Kind of like the Russell 2000.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_2000_Index
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Originally Posted by PR_Tom
There's no such thing as a market saturation. Such a term should be removed from the vocabulary. There's probably 100,000 brands of beer on the market. More every year, not less. Just give it some good thought and you'll agree. Sure, it's a widely used excuse for poor sales, but that's all it is.
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I agree for the most part but you have to consider how incestuous typical adult traffic can be with all the traffic trades, link exchanges, gallery submissions, and tube submits as well as the sheer amount of traffic being bought and sold several times over on a daily basis. The same thing even holds true for search traffic unless you have every spot on page one. With that being said, it does seem as if most are too quick to blame saturation, but it's still a factor nonetheless.