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Originally Posted by travis
It depends where their costs are tied up. A huge enterprise type site network is going to have a much lower per-user cost than someone that is doing less transfer, fewer transactions and providing less managerial support.
The higher rev shares start to make more sense at those higher levels.
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Very true. But there are lots more people who will send 1 join a week than people who can send 5 a day.
I have found large programs running with small teams and others running with large teams. In todays business climate I think more sponsors will be looking at support teams and seeing who they support and the profit involved in supporting them. Is it more profitable to give affiliates an extra 3%-5% in rev share, or PPS, than it is to spend that on support and support teams? The answer will be different for every site depending on it's traffic and who sends it.