Some Of Our External Stats!
 

Time to share keep in mind this is not for the MP program this is external traffic we send to others and some of the traffic we send to our own program!

For this month,

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where's our traffic? ;) haha

There is only one column on that stats page which is important. Gold star goes to the one who knows which column it is and why.

Dollar amount per sale is what I like to look at :)

I'd say $ per click

Jups that's what I would say too!

one column on its own would mean nothing and just be a set of irrelevant data. You need at least 2.

Still my vote goes for email sales.

TY MP for the traffic and joins!! - I'm diggn spot 3 :)

I dont see us up there :(

Great stats though!

Yea man and we are just getting more of your stuff up, so that will be on the rise!

$$$ is all that counts :2 cents:

It's easy to manipulate hits, ratios, and everything else... not so easy to fake the payments you get every 2 weeks :)

quiz time...

Is it "sales/unique"?

very nice looking stats there

Pretty nice stats, I am almost tempted to post mine but I think ill fight the urge. :winkwink:

imo it's $/unique... but you gotta omit the ones that you barely push because if those convert, the $/unique skyrockets. look at AEBN in these stats for example....looks a lot like my AEBN numbers lol.

to answer the why.... $/month is always skewed towards who you promote the most (obvious they promote MP the most), uniques are counted differntly across programs... on & on the closest number to "productivity" is how much money you make anytime an ad is clicked

mmcfadden, you're correct on the column, but you didn't say why it's the most important. scottybuzz and FlexxAeon are correct, you do need to filter low traffic sponsors with skewed results out of that column, but $/unique is THE column there.

But the question remains... why is it the important column? The answer will explain why woj is wrong about looking at the bottom dollar. Sorry man. :winkwink:

FlexxAeon, I see you edited your post and added an explanation. You're close. What does looking at $/unique allow you to do (and specifically, allow you IGNORE)?

Interesting data here, thx for sharing! :thumbsup

Looks good. Your info is still in our system. If your interested in dusting off your account.

Feel free to contact me anytime :)

hmm. allows you to put your sponsors on an even playing field. a "unique" acts as an "equalizer" and you can ignore varying things like ratios, PPS amounts, percentages, sales vs rebills ($/unique counts towards rebills too i believe), etc... so no matter the system, it's a final "ROI" - investment being uniques

i dunno if that makes sense the way i worded it :1orglaugh

Do it! Doi it! :thumbsup

Can I get a half gold star?

Unless i'm missing something the answer is obvious to me... you see what traffic converts the best and build up your network to best mimic that biz model. So at the end of the day you get most of your hits from the traffic that converts the best :thumbsup

That's a lot of $$$ man, do you make all of it from blogs? ;)

FlexxAeon got it. Looking at $/uniques allows you to compare apples to apples when looking at sponsors. It allows you to ignore a lot of variables that can cloud the issue of which sponsor is doing "the best" for you.

Biggest thing it allows you to ignore? SHAVING. If a prog is shaving the bejesus out of you, but they still have the best $/uniques, then they're still the best sponsor to send traffic to. That doesn't mean they wouldn't be BETTER if they didn't shave so much... it just means that, today, that is the best sponsor to send traffic to.

Thanks for breaking that down to us :thumbsup

cool, we're on line #21 :)

good stats, but no too much $$$

i stay in a fantasy world where shaving doesn't exist :upsidedow

thanks for that info i never even thought about that. nor did i ever even consider that a "shaving" program could still be a good one. lol. i guess it all boils down to ROI

I'm sure you're doing better :1orglaugh

hm man ... not sure how big company you are ... but 9k in one month? i know its not your company stats, but with your traffic, and i think many of those sales are from members area, you can do much more or not? i made 1/4 this month alone, and i started this xmas ... just saying that i though companies as yours is making another nubmers ... anyway congrats and wish you best with your sites! :thumbsup

This is mainly from a traffic project that started last year with no relation to the MP program other then using content from it.

oh ok so if its only one project then congrats mediumpimpin! :thumbsup wish you luck with all your projects! :winkwink:

Great stats thanks for sharing.

and...

We don't shave add us to your list!

teencat... you have no traffic

Send some to
http://www.VIPfreakPass.com pleaseeee!
;)

and the point of this reply is ... ? :)

Sarcasm? I wasn't breaking it down TO anyone, just making an observation and provoking discussion.

And bumping your thread. :winkwink:

The most important column on that sheet is NOT $/unique. That is the SECOND most important column. The most important column is the one called "Program Name." That's the column that determines if a sponsor is valid and deserving of ANY of your traffic in the first place. If a sponsor is stealing from your surfers, they do not belong in that column or anywhere else on the list.

$/unique only matters when comparing sponsors who are ethical and deserving of your traffic. If a program pays 75/unique and is raping your traffic with xsells below the submit, a broken cancel process and unethical billing practices they will not be paying you for long... they will eventually not pay you at all... and neither will anyone else because the surfers won't buy again. :2 cents:

lol you made it happen and added to it, I say you're at least part guilty!

Really though I would've looked at uniques as well but I hadn't thought of it in the way it was presented in this thread. Good info :)

No, sorry, I disagree. Looking at the order-taking and billing practices of a potential sponsor is something that should happen BEFORE they appear on the above list. That's called due diligence and it weeds out the riff-raff before you send them a single click.

While due diligence is extremely important and I agree about not sending traffic to someone who does what you list in your example, it's immaterial to what I'm talking about here. Due diligence should come way before you can compare sponsor stats. :)

*ahem* so where's my gold star??

you shave it?! :mad:

I told you we would be sending more.. Give thanks to Smiley for hooking me up :thumbsup

Here, have a cookie instead

http://technabob.com/blog/wp-content...rio_cookie.jpg

We do have an acct with you I signed up. The back log of stuff for us to use to promote is HUGE but we will get around to you :)

Considering this is from a project that started just about 1 year ago with no outside funds or bought traffic etc...It was a complete build from the ground like a noob would have to do if he /she did what we did and we are now making 10K a month from it with just a little hard work.

This proves that hard work can still pay off and you can still break into this industry without money and contacts etc..

We will take the 10K a month and Growing thanks... :1orglaugh

Yes but to add to my above post its not like we used the content as if we had to pay for it, we just took our own program and promoted it as if we were just another affiliate.

thanks for sharing, some of those ratios are surprisingly good considering the current state of affairs.

Yeah I prefer to stay low key. You are with Teen Revenue now? I will say that you guys make up a very large percentage of my yearly earnings. :thumbsup