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Originally posted by shap
The Pay Per Signup business model has been able to adapt and move forward despite industry changes for the past few years. I don't think they've ever had to deal with something that targets their revenue as much as this topic. The topic of Pop Up Blockers.
Every PPS sponsor will tell you a big factor in them being able to payout what they payout has to do with revenue made from exit traffic. Popup blockers are becoming more and more popular. The new XP SP2 has a BUILT IN popup blocker. How are the PPS sites going to be able to payout the big bucks if they start losing major chunks of revenue from exit traffic?
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Good point re popup/exit console revenue, Shap. But the PPS model is a cocktail of differing revenue streams. I would think if one dried up there would be a harder emphasis on the other existing ones. Without popups, the other revenue left would be from 1) auto rebills 2) email collection 3) upsells 4) cross sells 5) java flyin ads 6) email notifications/newsletters to members 7) confirmation pages and quite a few others I'm sure.