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It's only a fraudulent join if it's something like buying a bunch of PPS trials with prepaid or stolen CCs to bank off of the 35+pps then charge back/deny it later.. |
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In every case, people have been very honest about how they each feel. You clearly do not understand what Backstabbing is, which is not surprising based on the fact that you also clearly don't know what Shaving is either. This thread has nothing to do with deceit and everything to do with cost / benefit analysis - on both the program owner and affiliate level. |
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If we suck so much why do they bother replying to us? If we are insignificant compared to them then it doesn't make sense that they are here at all. Especially going at it as hard as they are .... I smell fear. .. |
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For however many of you (myself included) who hated the lame responses from CCBill anytime they were questioned (about anything), the company's "All is fine, there is nothing wrong" response was, in the end, the correct one. Quote:
This thread has obviously gotten a fuckload of views so, in this heated environment, time to take a chill pill and realize you are actually posting for others to see, not the person you're mad at. (I think JT has wisely done this and kept quiet for awhile. Hopefully he's balls deep in Svetlana Fuckmyasska by now.) |
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The program owner would get 70% and the affiliate 30% EDIT: Sorry ... I see signupdammit already answered the question. |
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The Porn Nerd openly calls his own members losers and degenerates and is clear and unambiguous on his disdain for them ... and is suddenly on a high horse, preaching about professional conduct for some reason. Good stuff!
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But I most certainly do NOT have 'disdain' for my Members. LOL Some of my best friends are degenerate masturbaters. :) |
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11 pages deep $ / click .... Still always 100% unavoidably true. |
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11 pages deep We heard that already and agree. This thread is not about that for many of us. .... Still always 100% unavoidably true. |
That fact obviates the rest of this thread entirely.
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Also $ per click only would matter for the present time and cash in hand. I base the majority of my work on future earnings. What I am working on now won't make money until the future, nothing is instant. So if I blindly based my business decision on $ per click of present day earnings with no other factors considered there is a decent chance I am not going to make the best choice. I could buy a site that has good present earnings related it's sale price, but it could be all search engine traffic and also has declining traffic. So in the present it looks great, but six months from now it could be zero. A sponsor's sites may sell well and had some good ratios, but if you build out a network spending time and money designed at promoting them and it turns out they go out of business, stop paying, whatever, then your blind $ per click assessment that works right now is going to cost you in the future Life is bigger then $ per click. Also it should be cpm anyway. Fat ugly chicks may make a great $ per click but their cpm is going to be iffy cause no one clicks Anyway carry on, I was sad to see there wasn't another 10 pages added on here hopefully this helps |
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As I see $ / click wrong on so many levels too |
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Your inability to detect relevance must make it hard for you to promote products and service that can convert your traffic. $ / click is all that matters on the affiliate level That includes knowing how much each click cost you Whether or not the site reats your traffic ethically Whether the product sold is legal The rest is nonsense on the affiliate level |
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If you are buying a site you should be taking into account declining traffic, and if you do not think you can INCREASE the earnings, you shouldn't be buying. Anyone that buys a site that hit's zero earnings in six months, should get a job somewhere because running their own business is not for them Quote:
Fat Ugly chicks have been a massive draw for both clicks and sales since 1996, and there are 2 reasons 1. So called "chubby chasers" LOVE their big women, and they are also rarer since it is harder to find BBWs with the self confidence to get naked in front of a camera. 2. (And I do not mean to offend) Train wreck factor, the non BBW fans JUST HAVE TO SEE, same reason that People fucking watermelons was an all time classic top list link that drew MASSIVE traffic everywhere it was listed |
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Anyway... The past would state there has been a ton of shady programs in adult, so I would expect the same in the future... Getting paid by programs is a real concern for affiliates and any indicator of something amiss means something else could be up. Whats the phrase, "where there is smoke there is fire"? If you are learning from the past, then seeing if various sponsors are functioning properly (whether intentional or accidental, shit does happen) sounds like it would be important. You send to the highest $ / click program, they pay net 30, they make an excuse about checks or billing errors or something. They close shop. You are out 2 months of earnings... I'd gladly diversify my traffic between sponsors and make less $ per click overall to have a greater chance of being paid out the most. As an affiliate, what do you base these clicks on? Sponsors stats? Sure you can compare NATS programs side by side usually, but something like nasty dollars stats you sure can't compare directly to NATS stats. This will further distort your simplistic $ / click model As for buying sites, I have bought a ton of affiliate sites over the years and sent the affiliate traffic to sponsors so I really don't understand your response. I'm basically buying affiliate traffic in the form of a website to send to sponsors. If I bought a site based all on media revenue sites or some other defunct affiliate program I would pretty much have no site. Or if I bought a "sex tape" site which had a great earnings per click but was only a brief bit of news and after the news died down the site died with it. Quote:
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Getting paid in the future is always a concern. There are more honest businesses that go bankrupt and fail to pay than there are dishonest businesses that fail to pay. Think about that.
You have zero ability to predict who will pay. Whether someone shaves or doesn't shave adds zero to your predictive ability. $ / click is the only barometer you have. When that number changes, so should your traffic patterns. Why it changes is nearly 100% irrelevant at the affiliate level |
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My worst $ / click = $0.07 |
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Are those two numbers from similar offers in similar niches with similar traffic? My strong suspicion is no, they are not. If they were, you would shift the .07 traffic to the .50 sponsor in almost every case. The much more likely scenario is that the .50 is the highest $/click of one "type" and the .07 is the highest $/click of another "type." I'd also guess you are currently working on getting more of the "type" of traffic that works on the .50 sponsor's offer and are doing very little to push the .07 sponsor currently. Can you confirm or deny my hypothesis? :helpme |
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all this time spent posting could have been spent building.
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Part of what I do is write text as a service provide for site owners on the sponsor and affiliate levels. For me, every post is an example of my work and a demonstration of how quickly I can generate content people actually read or reply to due to the fact that it is written in a truly engaging way. You can hire me to do the same for your own blogs, paysites, email campaigns etc. Why anyone else spends so much time in a thread like this is always surprising to me :winkwink: |
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You do not seem to choose your words with much care. |
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The logic of what I post speaks for itself. There is nothing incredible about $ / click being the basis of all affiliate marketing. My credibility is rock solid, and that has very little to do with anyone's GFY posts. :2 cents: |
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I wasn't saying anything about your credibility, sorry you took it that way. I was merely speaking about the writing of texts that can be overly sensational to create a response from the viewer. Someone could push a view contrary to the original poster to drum up more exposure for their business, that's all. Again, I still disagree $ / click is the basis of all affiliate marketing, too many variables for it to be that simple. |
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