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Very keen Marc
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:thumbsup Do rewards points affect all of this? And no one is mentioing size bonuses. Also the number one thing a Program needs is a big dog site. One site that kills for a while. These make the whole PPS or revshare a mute point I bet. Example, milf hunter, bang bus or tawnee stone. Topcash and TCG did this with their reality change over. |
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Just curious here... |
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If you say most are promo material, previous visitors and previous customers.. that would mean you can never submit your site to SEs or optimize them, since all that traffic is in-house in my oppinion, no? OR you would somehow track those sales using another affiliate code I guess, but that also would be a pain to achive accurately. |
A referred click would be a click through going through our referral script. We can track a sale back to a referring account if it doesn't go through our referral script. As you pointed out, you know what tracking is and how it works... Go off that knowledge base.
The 0.5% that didn't get referred yesterday would be based upon server errors, net errors, user errors, scripting errors, DB errors, a huge list could follow but you get the point. Our systems are very accurrate. Also, your comment on generating traffic or SE work - you simply use another internal account number. slapass - a big site makes things easy... ARS had 3 big sites, Adult Movie Station, All Petite, and MILF Search :) Right now we're doing big numbers with XXX Teen Tease and Chicks Go Both Ways. |
Marc, did you start your programs off as revshare way way way back whenever you launched and then eventually moved into the PPS arena? Like how did you bankroll it in the beginning?
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If it didn't work or it wasn't profitable We wouldn't be doing it. Why should we show you how to be profitable with it? some know how and some will go broke. 8 years of experience in PPS and we have gone broke a couple times till we learned the formula. |
Nice read.
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Sure I can make it work. Pay on primary processor only and keep all secondary and checks is a good place to start. I'm smarter than you are giving me credit for. Don't be so defensive. This was a thread to educate and attain knowledge not an attack on any specific program. My intention is not to bash but rather to discuss and so far Marc is the only one who has participated and was very informative. |
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At first glance I felt like it was slamming PPS programs I do apologize. But the truth of the matter is I don?t think any of the PPS programs or at least the successful ones who are mainly sponsors are not going to give away the golden goose. We have paved the way and helped many with the information available these days and it?s only hurt us. Or at least that?s how I feel. There are a ton of variables when it comes to running a program. The PPS model works when you have built up a member?s database. Because the first 6 months to a year you will be in the negative so you have to have some capitol to back it up unlike a rev-share program. There are also a lot of factors involved in how you run your business and maintain a low overhead. I?ve seen many programs fold Revshare and PPS programs over the years it?s all about numbers. PPS is very competitive and you can easily loss everything if you don?t know what your doing been there done it but we?ve learned from our experience. You have to continually tweak and find ways to increase your revenue every little thing adds up. This is why it?s important to back your sponsors who keep putting back into the industry. I don?t do business with anyone who doesn?t. Just because a rev-share program looks good doesn?t mean it will perform well or make it. That?s why I only trust those who have experience and history in the industry before I promote them. |
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And the good thing about promoting a PPS model is you get most of that money because the PPS model programs depend on those untracked signups and all their upsales and mailings to ex members to pay out that $35 per signup. If your promoting recurring programs you dont' get NONE of that money from untracked or type in sales. Typeins increase with the more affilates pushing the sites, and the more traffic the more typeins and free signups to the program. Doesn't make the PPS programs rich because they already accounted for that 25% and are paying the affilate that as part of the $35 for the $4.95 trial. Recurring is nice for monthly income but PPS is best for total money. |
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then again everyone has there own opinion on this. only time will tell... |
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Not a bad idea, allows you to pay higher payouts. One of the ways you do the $40 per signup on ARS now I guess. Good stuff and thanks for the info Marc. Your numbers are a little scary to me, if you really take 10 months to make money, we can do the same in half the time or less but we all have our different pricing and business models for our different programs. Your certainly ahead of the pack with your EMX.com billing model, nice conversion ratio's on that I saw the join process first hand after signing up. 80%+ conversions i'm sure :-) nice work doing that new billing model its something that will be copied many times over like g3x.com has done. |
What it comes down to is the one who can payout the most and make a profit will do well. That?s why we have a few PPS models because webmasters with volume demand different things.
Its all about Volume and Branding If there was a standard in this business everyone would be Rich. |
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In any event, ANY site also gets non-referred sales. The % is a complete mystery to me but correct me if I'm wrong - but doesn't a healthy number of non-referred sales help balance the books? |
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What it comes down to is the one who can payout webmasters the most and make a profit will do well. That?s why we have a few PPS models because webmasters with volume demand different things. Its all about Volume and Branding If there was a standard in this business everyone would be Rich. |
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On the front about cookies and www sales - we don't take any www sales by not crediting a sign up by any means. Only if the surfer goes to www on their own from a referral, seeing it on a banner, or repeat business. Again we maintain a near perfect ref % from all referred traffic! :) |
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fraud is a big probelm with pps, you better have good ways of detecting it
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lest we not forget that 99% of these programs have a 5-15% shave... whether blatently or by not paying on dialers or other things that you may not notice.....
but this is all hush hush hush... but i'll say it anyways. |
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Jay www.objectcube.com |
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sorry for the double post above....the board has slowed to a crawl at the moment.
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Just curious....Thanks Marc |
I would also like to know if most PPS programs pay on checks as well. Anyone here know? I checked a couple of the TOS for a couple programs, but maybe I'm looking in the wonrg place.
I can see one aspect of it, if a webmaster knew that he had 100% US/Canada Traffic, and a demographic on how much of that was CC processors (lets say 80-90%) it could be profitable. Would like to know others thoughts on it. |
Nice thread, let's give it a bump :thumbsup
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I must be seeing things...... a thread on GFY that actually has to do with business
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