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Originally Posted by Wizzo
Volume over time is what makes the PPS work... I get a check every month from a Revshare site that I quit promoting in 1999 and there is still 5 or 6 rebills every month for which I recieve $17.97 each... So for those 5 or 6 joins, I have recieved somewhere in the neighborhood of $1078.20+ and counting each over the last 5 or so years... I'm sure that the program owners would have loved to give me just $35 on those...
Now I realize their were many others that did not last that long, but the fact that most all of major successful programs operate under this model, I have to believe it is much more likely that the longterm rebills outweigh the shortterm cancels...
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Very good point Wizzo. We have been collecting on revshares like SEG's site sweetloads for close to 4 years now.
This spreadsheet isn't to indict anyone, it is merely an internal tool with variables I came up with that can make one think about the PPS model and what would it take to make it profitable. As you or anyone can see, in order to be profitable, you can determine where additional dollars need to come from and/or ask yourself as a program owner, how can I increase trial conversions and retention numbers.