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Originally Posted by jact
Without remembering too many specifics (It's been a couple months since I reviewed the features of all the products out there), some offered some great features, but lacked completely in other areas. There's no true winner that I found with any of them for someone seeking something truly feature rich.
On the affiliate side of things, I've only promoted one program using NATS for any amount of time, and the interface was frustrating enough to me not to seek out further programs running it. I'm not even sure what specifically put me off, but it didn't have a very good "flow" to it. Navigation could definitely use some big improvements.
(I meant all of the above as constructive criticisms, not to bash you. NATS is a very solid product with some great features).
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The base templates for delivering the information are just a base guideline. They got them pretty darn good so many people just dress them up and use them without doing anything else. But there is plenty of flexibility there to make them adhere to a way in which you would prefer to present the information.
It's a good comment you made though and people running NATS should pay mind to it and work on making their templates more unique to their program.