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Originally Posted by Relentless
In one reply you managed to struggle with a lot of basic things.
1 review sites can and do steer traffic when properly managed, in fact that is the whole point of that business model.
2 in 2014 if your affiliate business model does not allow you to easily track $/click and quickly change your traffic source or targets you are doing it wrong.
3 If you have a good traffic source and a good target but can not track it or modify it quickly, you have a great reason to build your own paysite, or a terrible reason to build your own affiliate site.
4 when banks start letting you deposit 'could haves' I'll start tracking them. Until then they count for exactly zero.
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Nuances are not for you...
1. Steer traffic? Yeah... sure... but every single site listed... even burried deep... getting only 1 click per month... even that one click per month.... why should'nt that one click be received properly... because it's only one click?
2. - First... People have the right to learn. People have the right doing it wrong. That doesn't mean their traffic shouldn't be received correctly...
- Second... if you push 100 sites now you can monitor their $/clicks. The 1000 other sites you're not pushing right now... you can't monitor their $/clicks right now...
You think you're doing the most optimized thing in excistence while you don't even know where, at this very moment, you get the best $/click. You only know where you get the best $/click at sites you are pushing now! Like i said... traffic and paysites aren't static.