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Originally Posted by MisterPeabody
There is a "law of big numbers" at play when we're talking volume of sales. A 10% drop for a 10 sale a day program is worse than a 10% drop for a 100 sale a day program. Why? because that 100 sale a day program has VOLUME, cash flow, sales flow, steady, consistent join form hits and submissions, etc etc.
The 10 sale a day program will have 'gaps' between sales, sometimes for hours (10 a day = a sale about every two hours) whereas a bigger program pushing more volume will have a sale every few minutes. So the 'gaps' or 'dips' in sales for the smaller program will be more pronounced than someone doing 5+ sales per hour.
The other thing, of course, is traffic. Just because i get 10 sales a day and you get 10 sales a day doesn't mean squat cause chances are our traffic is very differant.  |
That is to say there is no connection. Mo' money mo' problems. The programs doing XXX joins a day has X more full-time employees to pay than the program doing X sales.
Many XXX join programs started as a 10 join program and just did things differently rather then blaming the biller every time things didn't go their way.