Originally Posted by BradM (Post 12129133)

As usual Paul Markham makes a useless and retarded comment that only he understands and that is completely untrue to everyone else in the industry.

Don't forget to take your meds today Paully.

Originally Posted by beemk (Post 12130423)

Originally Posted by TopBucks Lilit (Post 12128559)

Hi guys! I've just read your thread and on the one hand I agree with you but on the other I don't. You see, everything depends on a personality - attitude to work and methods of work. Sales reps should find a compromise between webmasters and their companies, but to achieve it I should say they have to be psychologists. That's bad if they think - "I'll spam webmasters and thus I will show that I'm doing something". It never works because only webmaster knows specifics of his sites and such "promos" of sales reps will be the last thing to be taken into account. And a good sales rep will do it in such a way, that it will never be called spam. For now I can't judge fairly, because it's only my second week here and I haven't dealt with many people from the adult biz, but I believe you're mistaken when trying to generalize all the sales representatives. Again it's all about personality - and all of us are different...

Originally Posted by JayDeeZee (Post 12129560)

Personally, I take pride in assisting every single affiliate I come in contact with. Because I love what I do! No matter how much traffic they have. Just yesterday, I personally got over 50 link codes for a site ranked 3mil on Alexa. Maybe one day he?ll have a huge site, and we?ll always have a strong working relationship. I also do it, because I love what I do

My job is to work with my affiliates and assist them in any way I can. If I don't know the answer to a technical question, I admit it, then I go find someone who does know the answer.

You've obviously been dealing with the wrong sales reps.

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 12130490)

So you think by making it easy for people to be affiliates and saturate that end of the business, it does not make it harder for them to get sign ups?

If you don't understand it maybe you should come off the meds. :1orglaugh

I will make it simple for you.

The easier it is to be an affiliate the more affliates there are, the more there are the thinner the sign ups are for the affiliates working.

The harder it is to be an affiliate, not talking about hard to grab traffic, the less there are. The more sign ups for those left.

Of course for those who could not survive without the support of sponsors it would be tough and they would lose. But that's business.

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 12130490)

The easier it is to be an affiliate the more affliates there are, the more there are the thinner the sign ups are for the affiliates working.

The harder it is to be an affiliate, not talking about hard to grab traffic, the less there are. The more sign ups for those left.

Of course for those who could not survive without the support of sponsors it would be tough and they would lose. But that's business.

Originally Posted by Dirty Franck (Post 12126826)

And no you fucking imbeciles, this is not the right thread to spam.

Originally Posted by VS_Jeff (Post 12130446)

What percentage are college grads? I would like to throw one into the hat for that apparent minority.

UCLA grad here.