Hey Lens, I was sitting here going through my per click "referred account stats" looking at all of the people that have signed up under me, but have never done anything with the program. That got me thinking of something that'd help webmasters like me AND you.
I don't know how much work it'd be to do something like this, but maybe you could whip up an email saying "where have ya been ?" or "we missed ya" and point out the AP payout and sorta make a sales pitch again to them to convince them to now promote the AP. Giving them their account number that the originally got when they signed up and give them links to the banners and stuff.
I don't know if that'd be a good idea or not. I just look at the potential there of all of the people that joined up, but have never promoted the program. If they were all kicking in the hits, both the webmasters that referred them and you would be making more money.
I just figured that something drew them to signup for AP, but from the signup to placing the links, something is missing.
Like I say, it's just a thought.
I don't know how much work it'd be to do something like this, but maybe you could whip up an email saying "where have ya been ?" or "we missed ya" and point out the AP payout and sorta make a sales pitch again to them to convince them to now promote the AP. Giving them their account number that the originally got when they signed up and give them links to the banners and stuff.
I don't know if that'd be a good idea or not. I just look at the potential there of all of the people that joined up, but have never promoted the program. If they were all kicking in the hits, both the webmasters that referred them and you would be making more money.
I just figured that something drew them to signup for AP, but from the signup to placing the links, something is missing.
Like I say, it's just a thought.
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