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So this show has 3,000 out of 3,500 affiliates that don't own a site of any kind, rather than site owners of brands with sites selling their products/content.
Do so few product owners buy advertising space and leave it to affiliates working on a small % to make it work for them? Or is it just this show?
Also imagine an affiliate who finds a gambling site where the average customers spends $5,000. Advertisers don't analyse customers like that and any marketing man would know this. They want to know where the customer comes from, what type of site sent them, what they income is, the best time to attract them and more.
A type or class of customer who has all the desirable attributes (such as gender, age, location, financial capacity, lifestyle, brand affinity, etc.) that increase the possibility of an opt-in or a purchase, (your perfect type of client).
So would that be surfers on a porn tube site spending an average of $5,000 each and paying affiliates the whole amount?
The click rate and sales level would have to be so high Tubes would be spending a lot more to get the best traffic. While making double sure they only get what they want.
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