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So many fake nics in this thread, it's disturbing.
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Six pages of most everyone saying the same thing.
Dirty D, have you decided to do what everyone knows is right and pay me the money that you owe me? |
so says les grossman.
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Doesn't change the fact that he owes me money and should do the right thing and pay. |
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If I typed in "crackwhore confessions", I might be looking for the site itself... but I might also be looking for a random place to find some of the videos. Which would be accomplished by simply scrolling down and going for rapidlibrary or filestube. Since the crackwhoreconfessions.com listing looks like shit, it actually wouldn't be as enticing as the listings below it. Since some of those listings don't go to pages promoting the site at all, that's a problem. Adwords offers a solution to that. It allows you to create a prettier listing that confers a message rather than containing some keywords. A message like "Watch hundreds of crackwhores get their holes used right now for just $29.99!" among the listings might just make the surfer think "Hey! That's pretty cheap for getting off right now!" and prevent him from ever scrolling down and discovering the free alternatives. Hell, we could just look at one of your sites, ClaudiaMarie.com. The second listing is "Claudia Marie Picture and Movies at FreeOnes" - which contains more than enough free galleries to get most surfers off. An Adwords listing for Claudia Marie which mentions the price and points immediately to a custom join page could well result in a few additional signups each month, from people who would be satisfied by free galleries otherwise :2 cents: |
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this is so fucking funny
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obviously this is an sem issue and what or what not is allowed. for clarification I mentioned SEO on this thread as an example of specifically how a program can have a misunderstanding of traffic and cut an affiliate, but once everything was communicated - both parties can work together towards the same goal.
i'm sure dirty d will understand that what you are doing is a benefit for him and you both will come to terms... :thumbsup |
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Back to work, busy converting a very special program at 1:125 gfy
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And believe me, on the occassions where I change stuff and they get that number one spot for a day or so while Google reshuffles...they make sales off that spot. But as long as I'm at the top...it's type-in heaven. I can only speak from my experience. People looking specifically for Claudia Marie end up coming to me in the end one way or another. My dynamic tour is better than any free site when it comes to Claudia-Marie. Google is a place where I don't have any problems anymore, but only because I work hard to make sure of it. And I've been expanding out to some very cool keywords lately as well. :) Hell, I'll give some of y'all one of them right here...I don't mind competition cause I think I'm better lol Check this out in Google "big tit whore" I've been finding LOADS of keywords recently that surprised me with how big and profitable they are. And once I find 'em, I take 'em. :pimp And no...I don't need to buy a "pretty" adword on Google to make sales. |
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Until then, its important that other affiliates to know whats going on. |
Oh one other thing....on the "big tit whore" keyword you'll also notice my Grampland and Jugland sites are on the first page too. Heh-heh.
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I like you and your lady, in person, the board is a different matter. But I will say this... There are people that make WAY more money than you ever will on your site and they do it with PPC... I myself havent experienced huge profit from ppc... but its out there... |
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kudos for you for carving that phrase out, but this second comment on the phrase burnt it for a lot of us Seriously robbie... youre a cool dude in person n shit... but your board tactics just seems like a facet for you to argue... |
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I don't care about his organic SE traffic or his site, theres enough threads about that already. I care about making people aware of what is going on here and to try to get my money. |
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As far as "more money than I ever will" here are my affiliate stats since mid-2003 (that's only as far back as Stats Remote goes) I made TONS more from 1996 to 2003: http://claudia-marie.com/fun/robbiestats.jpg I am and always have been a serious affiliate. And Claudia-Marie's little ol' site has made net profits of over $600,000 since it opened the doors with 5 updates in May of 2007. Please don't insult me. |
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It's not huge, but it ain't too bad either and it's VERY HIGHLY TARGETED. Damn, even when I try to give you people a free gift you don't take it. |
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Of course not. This is a matter of doing the right thing and PAYING YOUR AFFILIATES. Dirty D isn't paying his affiliates. Maybe some of them, but not all of them. Leave your ego at the door please. This thread isn't about you, no matter how much you want it to be. This is about something as simple as a program not paying its affiliates. I sent him sales, he owes me money for those sales, he hasn't paid me. |
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Good luck to you Shoehorn. I hope your crusade on here works. I don't have much more to offer. I gave you my opinion but it didn't fall in line with you so now you're talking about my ego. Okay. I still hope it works out for you. Good luck.
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If affiliates did not link into paysites how many would even rank for their own domain search?
Not many. |
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he didn't threaten anything, he stated fact. Change TOS and pay him |
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If not, give it a try. A few hundred bucks is all it takes, and you're likely to see results since you'll be able to add a join page promo link directly to the google results - effectively adding a direct alternative to the indirect listings that are there now. |
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I don't think you understand how PPC works. I could be wrong, but I make a living doing PPC and so far everything you've said leads me to believe you're running on old seo advice and techniques. Glad to hear you're making money though, you could make alot more with the right tools and mind set. |
I think if I don't get my money by the next show I go to, I am going to print up fliers that points to a url that redirects to this thread.
Maybe I'll have a shirt made with the url on it as well, and follow JFK around so I can be in all the pictures. |
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Robbie, I never tried insulting you man. If I wanted to do that I wouldnt use kind words and tell you how I liked actually meeting you and your big ttited whore in person. I love huge tits. I was enthralled when I was engulfed.
When i said people have made more than you its not an insult, its the truth. You may have mad a fortune. But there are people that live and die PPC and make... MILLIONS! If you spend enough you make a ton. Please dont misinterpret my words for insults. I dont want to insult anyone that hasnt harmed me and I am outspoken so I do my best to maintain both habits. But i simply wanted your opinion on this subject and only it. IMO DirtyD is breaking his own rules and stealing commissions from an affiliate for his own benefit, shadily. Like you, I met DirtyD very briefly and have known him as an innovator and a good guy in the industry. I initally seen this post and assumed it was some half assed attempt at some mutual PR. But then I read it. I seen from both of their words that it was bullshit on DirtyD's side. Sorry if youre offended but I do speak my mind on occasion and I meant no ill will. |
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I'm sure that all surfers go to "advanced search" and then put the words in the exact search box. Okay. If you say so. I'll go with reality and sales. You continue on with that theory. Just remember these are the same people who use google instead of the address bar. It's just what they are more comfortable with. I'll take the REAL search (or broad search as you say) anyday. |
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PayMeDirtyD.com coming soon.
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It seems to me, this issue is pretty black and white. Many programs allow affiliates to bid on their domains or domain name keywords; many don't. If Dirty D chooses to be counted among those who forbid it, that is completely his call.
HOWEVER, if it was not a condition in the terms and the affiliate was not told about it, all legit sales until he was made aware of the fact should be paid out. I really don't see how there can be any other side to this story. For those mentioning "spirit of the law" versus "letter of the law", that isn't relevant here; this is not an affiliate arguing he didn't see in the terms that having Filipinos commit credit card fraud all day was against the program's conditions. This is an affiliate using a popular marketing tactic that many programs DO allow, not having any reason to doubt he should be paid for it. As for the discussion of does taking the domain name as a keyword take away type-in or organic sales from the program, my thought would be, it really depends on a lot of factors. Are you using the exact domain name, or just the exact name without the extension? If the first result for the term goes to the site's index and the PPC ad goes to a specific tour page instead and leads to sales, do you know that same person would have bought if they came to your index and not that particular tour? No, you don't. I'm sure you can come up with other situations. Bottom line, I would allow it, but if, as a program owner, you don't wish to, just put it in your terms. :2 cents: The fact it is over such a small amount of money, really lends itself this is a matter of ego more than anything else (as far as the program is concerned). |
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I've paid so much money in taxes over the last 15 years that it's a crime. The government are the real thieves. |
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