What makes a sponsor able to have a rewards program or not?

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  • jscott
    jscizzle
    • Feb 2001
    • 25434
    #1

    What makes a sponsor able to have a rewards program or not?

    Just curious, i see so many huge sponsors with no rewards, yet i see some smaller newer sponsors with great rewards programs?
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    • SmokeyTheBear
      ►SouthOfHeaven
      • Jun 2004
      • 28609
      #2
      people like cash , rewards programs are cool , but i would rather just get cash..

      *although i have recieved quite a few rewards items..

      2 - tv's a washer/dryer and some smaller items cd's/dvd's/computers

      Spacash has a nice rewards program.. ( see sig )
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        • TinaBallina
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2003
          • 922
          #3
          My opinion JScott,

          I think it comes down to two things:

          1. greed (bigger programs think that their people will stay because they are big)
          2. customer service (quality, retention if you will, make them feel special)

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            • TheDoc
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jul 2001
              • 13827
              #4
              It's a cut of the profits and an employee staying up with it, even more so on a big program. It can take a lot of time.

              I have seen newer programs doing rewards though. Most are recurring sponsors and most make the webmaster eat the processing fee or part of it. I want the extra 5-15% rather than a few new gadgets to collect dust.

              I guess it just proves that eye candy will attract webmasters.
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                • jscott
                  jscizzle
                  • Feb 2001
                  • 25434
                  #5
                  well, say we're only talking about nats sponsors, well if they all supposedly cant shave anyways then whats the difference about wanting $$ rather than gifts, if no shave then gifts would really be totally free (would be a total bonus)
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