10 are very very nice a day and make you a nice living :)

to get rich 100 would be even better :)

I know a million a year for a program isnt much at all :(

Duke

It's not the number of singup you get, it's the % of profit you make !

I love the 1,000 per day answer. Join a program that pays a flat $30 per signup. Get 1,000 joins per day. Earn $11 million per year. Yeah, I'd say that's pretty good.

If an affilate can get 13-20 signups per day he's making a nice living.

Yep, I need to get my boots... so much shit being tossed around.

in all realness as an affiliate if i can do 15 sign-ups a day everyday then i'm good...with 10 being pps and the rest revshare

icq me if you want specifics, but software is our thing.

There is no such thing as a lot. It's never enough.

So I'd say a "lot" would be those surprising days where you get 25% above average.

Exactly! I've been in the paysite game for many years, and any affiliate that can direct 300 joins per day is the VERY rare exception.

If you can send 100+ joins per day hit me up and I'll set you up with a SWEET deal working with us!


If your a paysite owner and you do more then 100+ joins per day consistently you are doing well. I'd say that 100 is the # of a good medium size company, and anyone doing 300+ would be a large company.

what kind of numbers do you think medium size pps programs are doing these days?

wow alot of people on GFY must be Hundred Thousand Aires !!

:)

really matters if your talking about a program, or someone submitting galleries, free sites, and that stuff.

or how about medium revshare programs......

I don't personally know any affiliates doing 300 per day today. I know someone who attained that for a while two years ago.

Back when we were an affiliate, we never reached that average for even one full full month and we were definitely one of the biggest doing what we were doing back in the day. Back when Excite was the default search engine results for AOL we had the top 10 results for "sex" and 38 of the top 40 for "sex". That's just one result. We had an infinite number of virtual pages for them to crawl over spread over 5 filled class C's.

OK, consider this though. Someone has 100 joins per day. They send 20 to each of 5 different programs. No program would realize this affiliate's true size.

Yeah, alot of hot air in this thread :2 cents:

I'm not talking affiliates, I mean program owners.

A medium size company does about 100 signups per day, etc..

From talking to our affiliates, and the people I know, if you as an affiliate are sending 20 - 30 joins per day, you are doing very well. If you are doing better than that you are one of the higher end affiliates.

Well, you said "I've been in the paysite game for many years, and any affiliate that can direct 300 joins per day is the VERY rare exception." which lead me to believe you were talking about affiliates that can direct 300 joins.

You meant program owners?

BTW, I wasn't disagreeing with you. Just the opposite.

Sure, I think a few hundred thousand dollars a year without all the headaches of running a program is very good. Of course, there's a just a different group of problems.

OK..... Take a look at this.... Arguably one of the bigger programs

http://www.lightspeedcash.com/lsv4/r..._resellers.php

Now can we have those figures again please guys?

Note these stats are for the last 31 days

I don't think Lightspeed Cash is one of the biggest programs.

I think they are just popular on GFY but aren't anywhere near the size of Top Bucks, TCG etc.

Maybe they are the biggest revshare sponsor though, but not overall.

lol ! :1orglaugh :1orglaugh get out of this thread while you can ! stop replying NOW

Just ask yourself who you think the biggest drivers of signups (not traffic) on GFY are and where they send their traffic. If you can figure out the first part you will start to get an idea of how much they make.

10 a day is alot for me.

According to statsremote, yesterday I had:


19 sales, $648.63

wow i love 5 signups a day and thats great for me!

you can have 100 signups 1 day and then 10 signups the other day...

you need to take whole year of salary and then average it...

A few hundred is normal, a few thousand & it would soon be time to retire.

There's not much point in just talking about volume, at least from a program owner's standpoint. On the sales side, there are three numbers to think about: sales volume, price per sale, and retention. Multiple all three and you get revenue.

But it's not even about revenue. It's about margins. We could easily do 5,000 signups a day... if we offered at $300PPS program. Huge sales volume, and we'd be bankrupt pretty damned quick. The trick is balancing revenue numbers with decent enough margins to keep growing the business and still have something of a life.

Cheers
-b

NP. I was talking about affiliates from a program owners stand point.

Wow, just logged on a saw this thread and the replies....very interesting...

again i see something new... what do you mean by affiliate? When ur an affiliate of a paysite or something?

i mean, ive got sponsors who got paysites.... what do i call myself? I dont understand this....

For an affiliate I think 100+ a day is alot
For a revhsare program I think 300+ is alot
For a PPJ program I think 1000+ is lot
Im talking regular joins not buying up xsells etc.


Bear in mind this is just talking signups. To discuss revenue you would need a new thread.

I would say 100+/day = nice small company, 400+/day a middle sized company and 1000+/day a big company

Shit, with deluxe pass I can rattle off 15-20 affiliates doing 15-50k a month and probally 200 more doing 1k or better.
I do betwen 14 and 18k and month with DP alone and Im not even one of their biggest affiliates. Heck, thats beer money :)

Duke

Sorry, but while I love LSC, they are far from beeing "one of the bigger" programs.......very far actually

I think Raffi is referring to affiliate programs.

yes, DP is probably the biggest "revshare only" program, from the stats I saw some time ago on GFY, they make more NET than LSC in gross. They dont have to invest anything in design or expensive content, great system!

Yep I agree...

so when your an 'affiliate' you are really a part of the company or something? Someone please answer...