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Originally Posted by cassandram
Good question!
Because of how our business model is designed, we leave it up to the model to either opt-in or not to the CentroProfits program. Afterwards we have requirements that the model must meet in order to be added to the program. So to sum that up **you can run ModelCentro campaigns through CentroProfits, given that the model has chosen to have their site added.
Of course we highly recommend opting-in it increases their brand exposure and brings in more $  |
Thanks for the reply. Yes I know all this. But from an affiliate viewpoint it is confusing and time-consuming having to handle stuff from two different admins. Having to check stats in 2 systems, checking 2 systems where you can promote a particular model, verifying the merged payouts by checking the stats sum of 2 programs.
It would be an improvement to have a central affiliate admin where all programs are accessible from one place.
Even if the models had to sign up at different websites or opt-in additional programs, this doesn't matter to the affiliates.
I'm quite sure that most affiliates aren't even aware that there are two programs. They're signed up to one, and they think it has all the models they can promote. You're actually leaving money on the table by keeping the two affiliate systems separate.