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TheFLY · 04-07-2003, 12:22 PM

Just imagine HOW MUCH TRAFFIC AND MONEY a paysite loses because of the following scenario...

1. Paysite converts 1:600 (ON AVERAGE for 100's of webmasters)
2. 100 webmasters sign up
3. Each of them send 600 clicks.
4. Do the statistics if you know the math, but I'm guessing about 50 of these webmasters will do better than 1:600, and the other 50 will do WORSE than 1:600... NOT BECAUSE YOUR PROGRAM sucks, but just because stastically speaking these webmasters never sent enough traffic to see how well your program really performs... So essentially you lost HALF of your webmasters -- and now these guys will tell all their friends (yeah I sent 600 targeted surfers and I didn't make one fucking sale so I pulled out)...

See my point here? If you were paying them all the $/click from the beginning of what the traffic was really worth to you (given the larger quantity of data at your disposal to determine what traffic is really worth) -- you would have a lot MORE webmasters pushing your program!

04-07-2003, 12:22 PM
TheFLY So Fucking Banned Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: http://www.thefly.net/ --- Quit your job and live off steady traffic. Posts: 11,856	Just imagine HOW MUCH TRAFFIC AND MONEY a paysite loses because of the following scenario... 1. Paysite converts 1:600 (ON AVERAGE for 100's of webmasters) 2. 100 webmasters sign up 3. Each of them send 600 clicks. 4. Do the statistics if you know the math, but I'm guessing about 50 of these webmasters will do better than 1:600, and the other 50 will do WORSE than 1:600... NOT BECAUSE YOUR PROGRAM sucks, but just because stastically speaking these webmasters never sent enough traffic to see how well your program really performs... So essentially you lost HALF of your webmasters -- and now these guys will tell all their friends (yeah I sent 600 targeted surfers and I didn't make one fucking sale so I pulled out)... See my point here? If you were paying them all the $/click from the beginning of what the traffic was really worth to you (given the larger quantity of data at your disposal to determine what traffic is really worth) -- you would have a lot MORE webmasters pushing your program!