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Originally posted by Rick Latona
It would bring in that amount if those assumptions were correct. Marc could explain this better but I'll do my best now.
You can alter the numbers to change the mathematical assumptions based on joins, click through rates, etc.
The bottom line is that if you want to buy traffic then send it to sponsors you won't make more than we do because we know our traffic better than you. But if you own your own paysites and/or product sites you'll keep all the money and you will make more than we do if your banners get clicked on, your tours convert and your member's area rebills.
We have a lot of traffic and we can't send it all to our own sites. We need to promote 1000 sites a month so if we only own 10 sites than that leaves a lot for sale. We send to sponsors on an affiliate basis what we haven't sold leaving the rest for sale on a retail basis.
If you want the traffic, use the calculators with conservative assumptions to determine what is best for you or what isn't.
I hope I've answered your questions.
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Rick pretty much hit the nail on the head with this one. Our pricing model is not geared toward people looking to send traffic to other sponsor programs. Those people will have a a damn hard time making a profit for two reasons. First, we've got Ryan Hogrefe. His full-time job for the last 2.5 years is to maximize the value of any traffic I don't sell by sending it to the best programs for our traffic. Second, because we send such a high volume of traffic to these programs, we're going to get a higher payout than the average joe.
Our pricing is very profitable if you're the site owner and you run quality sites while maximizing your revenue. It's simply really. You can make more money off our traffic than we can as an affiliate. The traffic is yours to get every cent out of it. All the things that you wouldn't pay us on as an affiliate: all the rebills, cross-sells, all exit consoles, international dialer revenue, email collection, adware installs, etc, etc, etc.