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50 programs talking smack...:pimp
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and they are. :food-smil10 |
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9 times out of 10 when a program is called out for bullshit, the person starting the thread gets called a troll/loser/broke/etc. Heck, we have programs here who have been exposed for helping the proliferation of content theft in the industry and people defending them for it. We have people defending guys who have stiffed affiliates in previous programs they owned. The best solution is really for someone to create a site that lets affiliates call out sponsors for stuff. To help spread information back and forth and warn people of problems. I just don't think it's possible here anymore with the ass-kissers and wannabe bros. |
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a surfer that comes to your site because they typed in a search into google wouldn't find it too hard to type in a url that is all over the promo pics, especially after they save all the pics to their hard drives first |
well, i dont know about everybody else, but my program is fresh new, and it is really doing great!!!
i'm very happy with the results. GFY!!!! http://www.cashfornuts.com/images/pr...te_strapon.gif |
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If I was converting at 1:300 I would have to change where I was sending my traffic. |
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um, ok.... |
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You can't trust anyones experiences but your own. Understand the source of the traffic and have time tested results before opening your mouth.
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my solo sites don't go higher than 1:300
contact me on ICQ if you want some help setting them up! aLe.- |
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So, is it better to say that you're program is doing poorly, would that be more likely to keep the ship afloat? I suppose not, really. I will always be really suspicious when program owners claim their program is converting well and making tonnes of money. Conversion ratios are almost random and could mean anything. They're entirely traffic-specific. I'm babbling, aren't I... |
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I had jackasses claim they'd convert 1:80, and better. I am not saying it is not possible. When I started my first page on an amateur level, I e-mailed members of my Yahoo Groups, who wanted me to put up a page, and many of them joined. I probably had a ratio of 1:15 back then. However, for normal traffic 1:500 is extremely good, 1:700 is good, and for TGP traffic 1:2000 is good. What counts is the ratio over a long time period, like a year, not the stats for one week. Let's talk about affiliates! I have about 50 of them. 40 don't make any money, 6 or 7 make decent money, and 3 make about 90% of everything. So why don't 40 make any money? Because the sites don't convert? No, because they don't send any traffic. |
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baddog, if you ever fell below 1:100 with us, I'd probably have you lighting up my ICQ ;-)
1:300, you'd be at my door asking what the fuck is going on.... |
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As far as my ratios go this year... My best program 49 sales at 1:83 A few middle programs #1 1,817 sales @ 1:431 #2 241 sales @ 1:517 #3 100 sales @ 1:665 Worst program 38 sales 1:2598 Anything converting over 1:1000 I generally drop, unless it's paying $50 pps or higher. And I'm talking uniques, not 2nd page or join page hits. If I was converting at 1:2000 I'd assume something was seriously wrong. |
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I had a very good run with them too (lost 2 good Google listing since then): http://www.6dicksunder.com/hh/sas.jpg but I promote probably no less than 150 sponsors and when I say 1:2000 is common I mean it, I'm talking traffic straight from blogs to the sponsor, I can filter and refilter that traffic too and get it to 1:5 if I really have to but what exactly is the pont? On average the same sponsors with the same traffic convert 3-5 TIMES worse than 6 months ago Quote:
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Have I ever had a sponsor that converted like crap? Of course. But then I move on. Quote:
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I am just very cautios when people throw fairy-tale conversions around, especially when they only do TGPs, and act as if these numbers are common on a long term basis. I look at it from the other end, from the program end, and do see that some people talk a big talk when they sign up for an affiliate program. After a couple of sales they don't convert any more and start bashing the site. At a closer look the problem often is that they don't send any traffic. When the farm-boy can't swim he blames it on the swim trunks. If you only send 5 people a day to a site you are not going to make any significant amount of money in affiliates, no matter what your conversion ratios are. |
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There are programe owners posting on this board all the time who dont pay affilates
Most guys I talk to about this don't believe its worth the drama or the effort a good pissing thread takes. |
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Bump for bad conversion ratios.
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Great thread.. interesting read.
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