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looks a lot better imho
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how long you been in this biz? dude the 1% programs that run without affiliates do so because they dont have the time or wanna put effort in an aff prg. If youre doing 99% direct sales then remove the aff program, logout here and never come back cause hey you dont affiliates now do you. |
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LOL! Whatever. If you have the traffic that fit my site you would promote it. Who else you going to send it to? Again, supply and demand. |
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Were all this biz to make money. And sending it to your program means losing money. Plus there are a TON of other programs dealing with the same shit you have. Who are upfront and dont shave. |
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Go on... Show me these "TON" of other program with the same stuff I have... words.. just words. Actually, try and show me one.. |
If it's in his TOS, thats the end of story IMHO. People check the box when they join that they've read and agree to the terms after all.
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i don't want to promote oversaturated sites and i love the creative and unusual although the main problem i have with small programs is they often pop up and then close losing all your rebills. my first priority is making money, otherwise i have no reason to promote a site at all. your site is unique for sure and that is something to consider when weighing out the pros and cons of a site/program. i wouldn't say most small programs are unique though, a lot of people seem to think they can spend a few thousand on non-exclusive content, pay ccbill 300 bucks to get an account and make a million with affiliates. of course everyone has to make a profit, even affiliates. you really think affilites have it so easy? i've been doing the affiliate thing since 98 and its a very different world now compared to then. if you feel you have to use multiple processors without giving credit to affiliates why not just have them forwarded to the secondary processor after they fail on the first and not give the choice first off? |
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youre 39 come on where did you get your MBA? This is NOT gonna work out for you. When your top 10% affiliates read this youre done. And no programs who run on 40-50% aff sales arent slaves to their aff. With a 700 active members base you should be thinkin about that. |
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cause youre unique you can screw ppl. Wow thats a long term biz resolution. |
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Before you start promoting a new sponsor, you should learn everything about them. Look at every page on sites you're going to promote. Find out exactly how their billing works and what you get credited for. Find out if they have cross sales, and if you get credit for them. Find out exactly what leaks their tours have (links to outside sites, email collection boxes, etc). Look at what they do in terms of exits, including back button redirecting. If you use any kind of popup blocker (including google toolbar), turn it off and surf every page on the tours. I don't use IE for my own browsing, but I look at every sponsor page with it because 65% of my traffic uses it. I always do a test signup and look at the members area on each site I'm going to promote, especially with revshare programs. If you don't want to do test signups, ask your rep for a temp password. Never send traffic to a revshare program without seeing the members area. Everyone should consider all of these aspects before choosing which programs to work with. You have to weigh the pros and cons of each program, there aren't any perfect ones out there. Don't be shocked or upset when affiliate programs have these downsides. They're usually not out to sneak anything past their affiliates. If a PPS program has a good payout, you may be more inclined to accept more leaks/alternate billers/exits/etc. Personally, I don't use any revshare programs that have leaks of any kind, exits I don't get credit for, cross sales I don't get paid for, or billers they don't pay me for. PPS is a different story. If a PPS makes me a good return per click (by my count), a few leaks are acceptable. PPS programs have to make X amount for every signup. Revshare programs don't. If you have enough traffic, most % programs that have leaks will let you host your own tours where you can control exists and links. Anyway that's just my :2 cents: about the smart thing to do before begining to promote an affiliate program. Especially revshare. It's well worth the time. |
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I always hear "Revshare rocks, revshare makes more money blabla". Why do then so many Revshare programs (I know there are a few good ones out there, but I am obviously talking about the bad apples here) have to fuck over their affiliates by not paying out on all money made with the clicks sent by the affiliate? Why are they not paying on secondary billing options and (!) cross sales? |
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would be nice if you stuck to the thread and not mention half the worlds problems. One problem at a time. |
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It's like going ot the shows... I see all kinds of people talking big about this or that... Whatever. I'm a SHOW ME kind of person. Talk is truly cheap but on GFY it's on sale. |
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shaving sucks!
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