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BFT3K · 08-31-2013, 12:18 PM

The owner of Clips4Sale often spends some of his profits on advertising C4S and the stores within. This helps drive traffic to C4S which benefits store owners AS WELL AS the owner of C4S.

Maybe it's time for 3rd party processors to invest in traffic building methods as well, as it would help all concerned.

Another example of a way to help clients, would be to offer something like a processor owned blog network, like thumblogger was for AFF, where CCBill and Cave Creek (for example) offer their clients free blogs to promote their sites, which all bill exclusively through CCBill.

Or, they just offer a comprehensive directory or review site of some sort, which notifies surfers of site updates, or deals, or whatever, and they pay to get the word out.

Maybe I'm not communicating this idea perfectly, but in a nutshell, the idea would be that processors who ALSO stand to benefit from more site joins, pony up a few pennies to help the collective cause.

What say you?

08-31-2013, 12:18 PM
BFT3K Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Narnia Posts: 10,764	A Thought/Suggestion For Processors (CCBill, Epoch, etc.) The owner of Clips4Sale often spends some of his profits on advertising C4S and the stores within. This helps drive traffic to C4S which benefits store owners AS WELL AS the owner of C4S. Maybe it's time for 3rd party processors to invest in traffic building methods as well, as it would help all concerned. Another example of a way to help clients, would be to offer something like a processor owned blog network, like thumblogger was for AFF, where CCBill and Cave Creek (for example) offer their clients free blogs to promote their sites, which all bill exclusively through CCBill. Or, they just offer a comprehensive directory or review site of some sort, which notifies surfers of site updates, or deals, or whatever, and they pay to get the word out. Maybe I'm not communicating this idea perfectly, but in a nutshell, the idea would be that processors who ALSO stand to benefit from more site joins, pony up a few pennies to help the collective cause. What say you? Last edited by BFT3K; 08-31-2013 at 12:21 PM..