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Originally posted by SpaceAce
Wow, you're acting like a gigantic asshole.
I don't try to aggravate people and I wasn't going to say anything about this thread, but if you're going to act like such a prick, I may as well chime in.
Your program:
You provide: all the content, exclusive feeds, servers, bandwidth (initial, I guess I am responsible for the rest) and coding.
I provide: A complete redesign of the site, a complete redesign of the afiiliate program, all long-term server costs (apparently), all promotional work, all traffic genertion in any form, promotion to webmasters/administration of the affiliate program.
I get: 20% after you pay your side (read: $0 dollars if things don't go as well as you hope)
1,000 other affiliate programs out there:
They provide: All the content, exclusive/mass feeds, all server/hardware costs including all bandwidth, all coding, the affiliate program, site designs (sometimes multiple designs and tours per site), the design promotion and operation of the affiliate program, administration of the affiliate program, a well-known branded product (in some cases), gobs of promotional material and all the little extras.
I provide: Surfers
I get: 50-80% of the raw dollars generated by surfers I send, usually not including any upsells.
It sounds to me like all you're offering is more headaches.
SpaceAce
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i bet you're retention is pure shit. If you consider doing design/some promotional work and/or telling some friends to promote something is headaches then dont do it.
I am not offering a co-branded site, or template driven crapola.
"I get: 50-80% of the raw dollars generated by surfers I send, usually not including any upsells."
I am not saying you get 20% of the surfer you send, i am saying you get 20% of the total amount of sales minus the cost of doing business. So even if webmasters join up and you didnt refer them you're still going to get yourself 20% of net from that.
This isnt a 'webmaster partnership' this is a real partnership.