psyko514

Am I completely off my rocker here, or am I right?

AAC pays either $40 per signup or $1.25-$5 per email (qualified guests). The payout per email is decided by the ratio of qualified guests vs. paid joins. If you do worse than 1:28, you get paid per signup automatically.

To obtain $5 per email, you have to have a 1:7 ratio. That means that out of 7 qualified guests, one has to convert to a paid subscription so you can get $5 a join.

So if you're on the pay-per-email plan and you nail that 1:7 ratio, you'll make $35 for every 7 qualified guests you send.

But, if you were on the PPS plan, you'd made $40 per every 7 qualified guests as one of them is converting to a paid subscription.

The numbers are the same for all their tiers:

(1st column: ratio, 2nd column: payout per QJ, 3rd column: payout on PPE plan.)

1:7 $5.00 $35.00
1:8 $4.35 $34.80
1:9 $3.80 $34.20
1:10 $3.50 $35.00
1:11 $3.20 $35.20
1:12 $2.90 $34.80
1:13 $2.70 $35.10
1:14 $2.50 $35.00
1:15 $2.30 $34.50
1:16 $2.20 $35.20
1:17 $2.00 $34.00
1:18 $1.95 $35.10
1:19 $1.85 $35.15
1:20 $1.75 $35.00
1:21 $1.65 $34.65
1:22 $1.60 $35.20
1:23 $1.50 $34.50
1:24 $1.45 $34.80
1:25 $1.40 $35.00
1:26 $1.35 $35.10
1:27 $1.30 $35.10
1:28 $1.25 $35.00

So is it better to push their PPS program under all circumstances since you'll always make more? What's the motivation to push the PPE program?

Or do I have this all ass-backwards?

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