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Originally Posted by euphoriacash
See thats the thing....We wants affiliates, therefor we need a design that affiliates feel will convert, yet at the same time we have to keep an amateur look without a pro design pro meaning looking like evry other site thats not amateur trying to be amateur...
There must be away to be a real amateur but show it in a way that affiliates will send traffic to....
We have an idea, we will finish it and show it to yas
I really do appreciate all this advice
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original Raven Riley tour is still my all time favorite tour. It perfectly balanced the line between amateur and pro, in my opinion.
That said, I think that having good quality content/ad tools for your affiliates will help more than anything. Those pics in the fhg above are blurry. Not to mention the fact that there is really nothing about having a bunch of duplicate pics of a torso with a dildo that makes me want to click through. The fhg template itself is fine, imho. The images themselves need work, and lots of it.
As mentioned above, take a couple of versions of a tour, and run some A/B tests against it with your own traffic. When you seem to be getting good results, release that version to your affiliates. You can have many different options available so that affiliates can pick what best matches their traffic.
You can also offer a BYOT option, if that is possible with NATS. I don't have any experience on knowing if it is or not.
Edit: As an affiliate, I personally don't see anything wrong with the tour you are using now. It uses text to describe the updates with sample pictures. It is clean as well. The only thing I might change about it is adding some more model personality to it.