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Discuss what's fucking going on, and which programs are best and worst. One-time "program" announcements from "established" webmasters are allowed. |
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It is my understanding that a 'bookmark' sale in NATS is a sale that has originated without a referring url. In most cases, this is where an affiliate has referred a surfer, who then bookmarks the tour with the affiliates ref code in the url. If at any point in the future (days, months, years later) that surfer then joins the site via that bookmarked url then the affiliate gets credit.
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As i said before, the option is there to split a payout on a saved sale... This was put in place to help increase the site joins aswell as keeping you guys (affiliates) in the loop on the join. Maybe the trial option isnt right for the site you are referring to, incentives can be changed... |
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Intellichat: Ok, just to clarify.
If they click the "click here" link and decide not to buy at this time, they leave with your cookie and not the affiliate's original cookie. So, effectively, the affiliate's cookie is overwritten and Intellichat gets credited for the sale if the surfer does come back. And the affiliate gets 50% of that discount, or any at all, instead of the the full commission, despite the fact the affiliate is the one who referred the surfer originally? Is this a correct statement? |
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NATS can and does, drop referring urls for many reasons. It naturally happens (net scrub factor) then tracking scripts that redirect on the redirect will drop them, and other crap can make it happen too, like strack codes on tours that tracks the clicks. Thing is, he said 75% of the sales came from bookmarks. It's impossible for 75% of your sales to come from real bookmarks.
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As for "very few companies which have the back button feature enabled," when I did the check I mentioned above, I picked 2 companies out of the blue that I remembered had Intellichat running. Either they're unaware that they can turn the back button off, or they WANT it there. And one of them is a fairly big program.
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I was referring to the "bookmark" heading in NATS stats, which I realize is not accurately named. I assumed I did not need to clarify this for anyone familiar with NATS, that is, those familiar with NATS understand what the "bookmark" title represents. However, this metric does include cookied surfers with no referrers and because my traffic is very extremely well targeted to a constant audience of one particular model, they go back frequently to this site and eventually buy. I have an extremely high amount of NATS "bookmark" sales -- sales without referrals... but certainly cookied.
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Agreed. That's why, when I saw it happening, I immediately thought "I'm not using this on my sites, it's too aggressive."
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You had sales that got full credit on, that now you don't. The question is, do you have more sales now? If you sent 5 sales a day, and now you get 6 but two take the offer, that's a 20% gain. If the trial converts, it's net income growth for you. Most sites have scripts that help with trial conversion, and anything over 30% trial to converts, you're growing in money.
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when the surfer comes back it is possible for the tracking code to be changed again to a different program but its up to the program owner to set that up so that links will replace the intelichat program id with another program id on the tour links. however if they book mark the signup page and then come directly back there, there is nothing that can be done. Unless the program owner has something setup to say "well its been 6 hours since you where last here so here is your original program back by design, nats always honors the last cookie set....Unless it is forced to override it. |
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as Billy said though.... it can be disabled, you just have to ask. Referring back to my post after Thurbs, the issue is knowing what to ask. I don't think many program owners would even think to ask such a question. They would just assume it is launching from the close of the join page or tour only (that is the way it is marketed on the chat company sites - all of them). The launch from the back button should be CLEARLY explained as an option to program owners so they don't get upset about it later. I would hate to see them lose a client (as I did) over something so simple that could have been avoided with proper communication.
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![]() I have seen your technology in action along with intellichat. Your %'s were no different, or I would tell my clients to use you over them. At that point, I tell the client to just select one... or I say, Use my exits because the owner makes 100% of the sale along with the affiliate and my exits, can't be beat. Ie: Mo Money! I hate it when the competition comes knocking.
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We offer settings which are intelligent so you can browse a tour you can press back button without the campaign , but then press the back button to direct away from the URL and Intellichat will appear. I would really like to stress that all clients are asked up front what settings they would like on their campaign. It is their choice if they have it turned on or not. Settings can be edited at anytime, this isnt down to us... but the owner of the site, our client. |
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Now, the problem here is that I chose no-trial links because the model I am promoting does not have sufficient content to warrant a trial. You can view her entire site in an afternoon as it is still new. However, I have had a fan site on her for a few years and refer a steady supply of signups and traffic to her. The surfers go there and then come on back and talk about the updates on MY site. This encourages repeat traffic from my site to theirs. But not a lot will recur because of the lack of content given it's early age. Now, with these trials injected onto the sales, I made $1.23 for these things instead of $14.97. Sure I had more sales, but at a whole lt less money and given the nature of the site, there's not much chance of a rebill either. See my issue? I'd rather take the chance on my referrals going back and buying at full price than end up with a lousy $1.23 for nothing. In my view, I actually lost money on this versus made money. Thankfully the program owner disabled it for me. But it doesn't mean I am any less upset at having trial links injected onto my links that had no trials to begin with. |
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Most sites even with crap content naturally convert trials at about 20%. If the site has a script, because they are on nats they might, it could easily push the converts to 30%. It makes no difference how much content they have. So much so, you could give a trial full access to a members area, and simply give them an upgrade button and at least 10% of the people will upgrade. If a site is doing at least 30% trial to conversion, you will MAKE MORE MONEY, by having those trials. If the site is at 50% with 50% 1st month, you will double your money. The trick is simple, compound them.
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you mis-read my post. it was concerning launching off the back button only, which is not an exit my friend. no one is here to compare % or halt any biz. constructive critisizm is sometimes viewed as friendly advice, obviously sometimes not. i would have found it helpful in the earlier days of selling chat to have a veteran come in and tell me what worked for them and what cost them deals (that couldn't happen since there was no one else in the adult space before UpSellit offering this). but that's just me
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It sounds like the issue isnt to do with us, but the company you are referring to. |
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Criticism is fine, just leave the self promo at home when the thread is clearly about one of your competitors clearing up issues.
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Agreed. though it was also important for me to learn if, and just how/when, you take over the referring affiliate's cookie and replace it with your own, which you already answered. And as you said, the minute a surfer clicks your link to see what "special deal" is offered, even out of curiosity, and then backs out, he backs out with your cookie and not the affiliate's original cookie. This was important for me to understand as I now know to make sure no program runs this on my referral traffic.
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Sorry to tell you Webmasters, in the next 2-3 years. Programs are going to start to monetize like this and many other, aggressive ways.. or they won't be around for you to promote them.
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ah, ok, I mis-read your post ![]() and.....FYI..Intellichat is not a competitor as I have not worked for a chat company in nearly a year. I refer to UpSellit because they have been in the space far longer and feel they have overcome several of the issues that Intellichat will overcome in time.
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so intellichat is like a virtual real estate agent with boobs?
no need to answer that quest. Good luck with that.
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I recommend companies based on numbers. Like LB for example, adds sales.. so I will recommend them. Chat exits, add sales, so I recommend them. ![]() Anything... that has a chance to pitch, offer, or sale the person again, 10 times over... I fully support. It's how paysites can go from 1:1000+ to under 1:500... In my opinion, having 1 webmaster happy is not better than dropping you ratios by 20% or more, which helps all active affiliates push you more, bringing the program in more sales than the 1 lost Webmaster ever could have.
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As you mention above you have been out of the loop for the past year, in October 2008 we we launched an exlcusive automated sales agent for the adult industry. Offering the widest and most sophisticated features available. |
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![]() The chat exits work rather well.. I have seen a few bad tours, turn to decent tours, with nothing more than the exit chat window added to the site. I'm sure money could have been made up in other places, but time wise.. this is pretty hard to beat.
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And I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree if I don't appreciate having my cookies hijacked by a 3rd party, and worse, by approval of the affiliate program. |
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totally agreed. better just to suppress the affiliate code on the 1% that pipe up and complain that they don't want to make more money. on the back button i would still recommend program owners not using that launch. potential to lose full sales is a bit high for that launch point. like you, i recommend programs and companies that i have physically seen the numbers on and there happens to be only one in the chat dept. none of the options available in chat will disappoint in my opinion.
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Well, for the heck of it, tested a third company that I know uses Intellichat. Went to first tour page, clicked Join, clicked back button back to tour, boom Intellichat window. Either clients are not understanding that they have the option to eliminate that particular pop event, or they simply WANT to cannibalize some of their traffic.
By the way, I'm NOT knocking the idea of the virtual chat agent, it is a proven idea that does work. Just wondering about the functionality here and how openly forward that functionality is explained to new clients. If you have full control over when the chat pops and for whom (with or without NATS), then I'll definitely check out your service, as well as the competition, for my sites. I have to say, though, i wasn't too impressed with your answer to my question in here One Million Saved Sale & Counting... about how 1,000,000 saved sales equals $150,000,000 in revenue. Basically, you said it was because of recurring memberships, but I've been in adult online since 1998, I know full well how long average recur rates are. That was immediately followed by how you have no setup fees, you're pay-for-performance and contract-free, which wasn't germane to the question. I've seen a few times where you give a vague answer followed quickly by a marketing point for your service that isn't really relevant to the issue being discussed. ![]()
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FYI to Intellichat, 2 of the 3 companies on your Clients page pop the chat window upon hitting the back button from the join page. The other one, I couldn't get the chat window to pop at all, no matter what I did, even when closing the browser from the join page or going flat out to a different typed-in website.
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When we set up clients we give them the option on how they would like the agent activated... |
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AH ok, that makes a bit more sense since mainstream places can offer high priced items. You had the Intellichat Adult logo at the top of the post, so I thought you were referring to adult.
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Let me just clarify something. I have NO problem with Intellichat on a theory basis, nor do I discount its effectiveness at conversions -- clearly it does.
My one and only problem here is the cookie hijacking. In my opinion, Intellichat is there to give a "last chance" opportunity on converting traffic exiting the site, and in doing so, effectively hijacks the affiliate cookie. Rather than a permanent hijack, I believe it would be best served as a temporary one. It is the affiliate who sent the traffic and it is intellichat who intercepts it. if Intellichat can't make the sale then and there, and the person still leaves, I believe the person should be leaving with the affiliate's original cookie, not Intellichat's. THAT is the big issue I have with Intellichat. |
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Donovan: pfft... No need to apologize. It's a natural flow of discussion to branch out into different things. I actually appreciated the side topic as it gave me more insight. Knowledge if never a bad thing
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![]() At no point was it said that our programmers were not capable of making edits to our system. I think you have missed something in your year absense since we have been on the adult scene. The company you previously worked for may have been here 1st, but we are the current market leaders. Offering the most advanced features and currently the only company offering video and streaming options on an automated sales agent. Quote:
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Robwod :- not sure if you saw one of the replies i posted earlier but this was part of it...
when the surfer comes back it is possible for the tracking code to be changed again to a different program but it up to the program owner to set that up so that links will replace the intelichat program id with another program id on the tour links Hit me up on ICQ if you would like to discuss things further. Cheers, Billy |
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I did see this. However, let me ask you this. Rather than hijacking the affiliate cookie in its entirety, why can you not just set Intellichat's as a temp/session cookie that expires on exit, which would result in the affiliate's original cookie being left intact? Let's face it, you never worked for any of the traffic, you simply intercept it and snipe the cookies. |
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One thing I find telling in this thread is the lack of answers to the simple question, "What sponsors are using Intellichat?"
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Since it's it Intellichat's best interest to have that window pop as often as possible, it's only natural to wonder how truly clear Intellichat is about all the different ways to NOT pop the window. Not accusing you of anything, just saying.
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I realize all of this sounds contentious, but the fact is, I'd welcome Intellichat onto my non-trial referral links if I knew my cookies were not permanently hijacked. Let me ask you. When making your sales pitch to owners, are they informed that you permanently hijack affiliate cookies even if the surfer leaves the chat? |
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Donovan: He said the techs went home so I am guessing he cannot answer the questions until they get in tomorrow. But certainly I am interested in the answers nonetheless.
In the interim, I did take the opportunity to ask some sponsors who use it, and/or whom were approached at Internext about it. Interestingly enough, not one told me they were aware that affiliate's cookies were superseded after the chat window was closed -- after the click here was enacted --, and one never even knew an affiliate's cookies were overwritten at all. Of the ones I asked who were approached at Internext, none were told that IC overwrote any cookies at all (it was not part of the sales pitch at all according to them). Of the ones I spoke with as a whole that knew cookies were used, all of them them assumed the cookie was expired on exit of the chat window. Granted my data sampling is small (5 programs), but it is certainly indicative to me that program owners are adding this Intellichat without any idea that affiliate cookies are getting hijacked beyond the chat exit (*per Billy's admission earlier in this thread*). I'd love to hear IC correct me if this is misinformation. |
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NATS handles the Cookies..... So when a person clicks the link, NATS gives the surfer a new cookie. Every program owner knows this or they really shouldn't be running a program. So yes, if a link is clicked to buy for the new offer, OF COURSE a new cookie is set.. even if you didn't set it, it would make no difference..0. and OF COURSE when the window is closed the cookie/ip isn't cleared. How else would they join with the exit window up? So cancel ip tracking, cookies, the entire system, no refresh of the page, no new codes.. and yet, give the sale back to you? hahaha... Your entire argument is based on the you thinking your sales come back and join at some crazy level, at a later date. Thus intellichat is stealing your return sales, so the cookie should expire. Here is what's funny... even if they did cancel the cookie when the window was closed, you would still get the same amount of sales through intellichat. That's because your sales aren't return visitors. If the nats program had a 1 hour cookie expire, you would still get the same sales through intellichat. At that, you don't even need cookies on, and chances are, you would still get the same % of sales. The only misinformation going on is in your head.
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robwod, if you speak to any of the sponsors again, please ask them if the chat pops on a back button from join page to tour, and if so, if they specifically asked for that option to be turned on and why. I'd be interested in hearing.
Billy hasn't been clear as to whether the back button pop function is defaulted to on and site owner must request it be turned off, or defaults to off and site owner must request it to be turned on. One time he says something and it sounds like it can be turned off if the owner wants, the other time he says it can be turned on if the owner wants. I'd like to hear what some site owners have been told when they signed up.
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