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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous
It would be a different story if a specific affiliate had a specific client base that were solely big spenders and could provide more than redirecting general traffic.
A platform makes a couple dollars from an affiliate program sale, say 10 percent processing, 50 percent to an affiliate, 80 percent of the remainder to the model. the cost of developing and managing said platform... the platform gets about 3.60 from a 20 dollar sale and happens to be the only one with a massive cost. also take into account the majority of people don't rebill. so what they developed inside to make more money from the odd user who stays is making up the difference of paying people out a very high rate
Models need X dollars to justify doing what they do. Perhaps there lies the problem that nobody truly profits as they once did.
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Why should you get 25% to 50% for sending general traffic for the lifetime of that surfer using the models and site names and their samples?
There are so few big players in this market and the sites and models can generate far better traffic than any affiliates sending traffic unless the traffic is found only by the affiliate and he is the only sender of the traffic. Buying traffic could be more profitable and less expensive, real marketing is the key.
You're not a partner in anything but expect to be paid as one!!!! How much time and oney did you invest?