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Originally Posted by Relentless
I thought you 'put me on ignore' ..... Liar 
You can assign a value to 'special promo content', 'discounted memberships', or any other thing that a sponsor includes for you. That becomes part of your total value in $/click.
As an easy example, I have sponsors I send traffic to even though the sales are lower than others because they provide me with content for other things. I have assigned a value to that content and included it in their $/click because what we all care about is NET $/click.
It's simple math... and if you can't put me on ignore I have no idea how you can put math on ignore either  |
I said in the initial post in the topic that I would read your replies in this topic. Didn't you read it? When you ignore someone if you want to view a post by them you only have to hit "view post" and it opens it in another tab.
Yes, Relentless, but again I think you miss the point. Tell me again how you are going to calculate the revenue per click on a discounted membership or new promo content before the sponsor even gives you access to either? That's one reason why you might want to build up a relationship with the owner. Personally it's not my model either. I only hit up sponsors for big issues like missing or late checks over a couple weeks. But I don't know everything just as you don't.
Again no one is saying $/click isn't useful or one of the better mathematical metrics to use. The problem is the real world isn't so easily fit within it. There are also other concerns in some instances.