Who pays the most for HOSTING referrals? (Need a good hosting affiliate program)
 

Is that one that paid $150 / sale still around? What are the conditions on something like that? They have to stay for a set time, they have to buy X months upfront, what?

The idea is to charge someone for a website, say $20-$100 and then reg a dom for them and redirect it to some affiliate mall type site. Maybe mask / cloak it if I can manage to do that :1orglaugh

That way I can get cash from whatever sales they make through their new site (yeah right) AND from signing them up for hosting.

Plus, I could offer them flyers and shit to help them promote it. I think they could actually make money if they promote offline, anyway. I could sell them 10,000 flyers for $750 or some shit like that or 1000 for $75 or whatever ends up being profitable

Basically I want to make money in all directions but stay focused on the main offer

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With what?
I think you are a huge waste of time.
Work on that, would you?

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I see someone found some hot water here... :1orglaugh

Instead of flyers, I would pay vagrants to scribble the domain name in public washrooms!

You mentioned flyers and shit..........:1orglaugh

Amerinoc pays nicely. I haven't had a bill to pay from them in a while.

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um like omg thanks so much and stuff im like fukken rich dude delete that befor anyone like sees it bro

I was hoping for a bit more than $65 / signup .. Do you know what tracking system they use, is it pretty good? Got a reflink?

Just take your start up capital, all $8 worth of quarters and nickels and buy yourself a couple of bottles of 211. The money will be gone just the same but there's an outside chance you'll kill yourself drunk which is so much better for society than another failed business idea and 78932423 related posts on GFY.

At the standard 5% commission rate for mainstream online shopping each person would have to do $15,000 in sales to break even on the flyers.

Even with a 1% response rate and 50% conversion you'd need an average sale of $300 to break even.

Have luck. :error