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Originally Posted by Relentless
To you nothing is clear....
$/click INCLUDES all leaks, shaves, lack of updates, bad tours, poor ratios, good ratios, blah blah blah blah.
Once YOU know what YOUR traffic is worth based on similar sites in the same niche, you can easily approximate how much a new site might send you as $/click. If they pay you much more than that, great. If you they pay you much less than that, find a new sponsor. What you feel about it, why you think it happens, all the rest is nonsense and the entire analysis is INCLUDED in $/click.
If you are really confused, take some time and think it through. Ask friends who have made money in this business over a long period of time. If you aren't confused and are just being thick on purpose, good luck with that.
How much you get PAID is what matters. Not how much you think you were promised or how much you hope to get paid or how much you wish you were paid or any of the rest of that idiocy.
You sent X clicks, you got PAID Y dollars.
It's MATH... simple fucking math.  |
To me everything is clear... even your $/clicks theory...
Yes it's math... major leaks make you less money... very simple and clear math...
Why can't a webmaster point out a leak at sponsor B and trying to get $30 with 3 sales? Instead of $20 with 2 sales... Then it would be 30/100 = $/clicks instead of 20/100 = $/clicks... That's math too...
You focus on sending your traffic to best $/clicks... what if you get best $/clicks at program who is shaving? Simply ignore because you have best $/clicks there? It means you accept getting the best $/clicks and at the same time accept less you are entiteled to. Very simple math...
And regarding to promising... No one is promising conversion-rates. If people could only promise not to leak deliberately! The fact that you try to repeat the word promise all the time... is just delusive
Further...
-traffic and it's quality is not static.
-Paysites and the quality of it's updates is not static
So good luck with grabbing your targetted traffic and send it eslewhere all the time after your $/clicks decline...