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xentech 05-22-2008 09:24 AM

Can someone explain to me what a cross-sale is?
 
I know it's a stupid question, and I think I kind of understand what it is. But can someone clarify it for me? :winkwink:

Wolfy 05-22-2008 09:42 AM

http://www.icedoutgear.com/media/ima...cross_sale.jpg

bobby666 05-22-2008 11:45 AM

Cross sales are deals made between sponsors. One sponsor agrees to place a link on their join page or inside the members' area, for example, if the other sponsor agrees to do the same for them. It's cross promoting each others companies.
(found on an other board)

fluffygrrl 05-22-2008 01:28 PM

Here's the deal.

When you buy a subscription on a sponsor's page, you enter your cc number and hit a submit button.

A cross sale is when a subscription to another site is included. Usually, this is in the form of a pre-checked button with some verbiage (also subscribe to xyz site). Usually this is a free for a limited time offer - so if you don't cancel by x time, you start being charged.

Sometimes, these are hidden (ie th form field is type=hidden) so the surfer doesn't even know. This would be, imho, fraud. Having the boxes ticked by default, rather than unticked by default, is right on the edge of deceptive business practices.

CurrentlySober 05-22-2008 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fluffygrrl (Post 14224583)
Here's the deal.

When you buy a subscription on a sponsor's page, you enter your cc number and hit a submit button.

A cross sale is when a subscription to another site is included. Usually, this is in the form of a pre-checked button with some verbiage (also subscribe to xyz site). Usually this is a free for a limited time offer - so if you don't cancel by x time, you start being charged.

Sometimes, these are hidden (ie th form field is type=hidden) so the surfer doesn't even know. This would be, imho, fraud. Having the boxes ticked by default, rather than unticked by default, is right on the edge of deceptive business practices.

Fuck me stupid... I actally agree with FluffyGuy for a change!

payd2purv 05-22-2008 01:33 PM

"Suggesting the purchase of an additional product or service that may not necessarily relate to the original product purchased."

Offering your members Viagra is a Cross Sale... Etc..

It doesn't have to be as FluffyGrrrl suggested that is just one option for a Cross Sale...

TheDoc 05-22-2008 01:36 PM

Normally, in almost all cases - xsales are NOT hidden. - Actually, you would say that is super rare.

Now having pre-checked xsales, even one or two of them, is normal. The xsale can also happen on the credit card page, or any page, from the thank you to member areas - after the sale has happened. One click email offers, is a form of an xsale.

xentech 05-22-2008 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fluffygrrl (Post 14224583)
Here's the deal.

When you buy a subscription on a sponsor's page, you enter your cc number and hit a submit button.

A cross sale is when a subscription to another site is included. Usually, this is in the form of a pre-checked button with some verbiage (also subscribe to xyz site). Usually this is a free for a limited time offer - so if you don't cancel by x time, you start being charged.

Sometimes, these are hidden (ie th form field is type=hidden) so the surfer doesn't even know. This would be, imho, fraud. Having the boxes ticked by default, rather than unticked by default, is right on the edge of deceptive business practices.

Yeh thats sorta what I thought it was, thanks for clearing it up.

Quagmire 05-22-2008 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fluffygrrl (Post 14224583)
Sometimes, these are hidden (ie th form field is type=hidden) so the surfer doesn't even know. This would be, imho, fraud. Having the boxes ticked by default, rather than unticked by default, is right on the edge of deceptive business practices.

That is totally unethical. There is no way in hell any sponsor program would ever do something shady like that. I'm shocked that you would even imply it! :winkwink:


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