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SPONSORS: When it comes to AFFILIATES using YOUR name...
As their own, to promote YOUR product and sites where do you really stand? I read the twistys thread and this is different. Some sponsors have easy to recognize names so i understand the need to protect the name. Like most surfers know of reality kings, bang bros, twistys, etc. Would the sponsor be right/smart to restrict affiliates from using their trademarked domain names in promotion? For example pornprostube.com etc Please advise.
The reason i ask is because the sponsors still havent figuired out how to get to the top of searches for even their own name, search on google for twistys tube, bang bros tube, etc and 9 of the top 10 will be result from rapid share and other tubes. Why not allow affiliate to promo your content and get those results? Why hammer a guy who wants to sell your stuff? Ford doesnt tell dealers not to use "ford" in their name. How many Joe Blow Ford dealers are in your area? I bought a car from bob gillingham ford. |
bump for answer from sponsors
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depends on each one.
if you are looking for a blanket answer you are just going to get a blanket on your head. |
some sponsors care, and some don't. You'll have to ask.
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Well which sponsors do and dont? I would like to hear from them
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if you are promoting them right way you are just helping to grow their name and make them money. sponsors cant do everything :)
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showing this thread to pussyserver
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- Fine with me to buy google adwords on our brands and send to us
- Rank all you want Anyone thats interested - lets chat |
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affiliate runners that see this as theft or someshit.. I'd welcome it with open arms if i ran a site... I could only learn from it on your dime... And when you stopped, i might start it up...Now if you took my NAME and promoted pages with other sites on there or something in that nature.. that is where the line is drawn |
I read someones terms the other day and it it stated something like,
"...and if your site overtakes ours in SE rankings we will ban your account and you will not be paid." :) |
We don't have a problem with people bidding for our site names, etc.
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Actually a very good topic....Most of the sponsors have never put a dime into SEO on their own sites...their function is to provide content.
If an affiliate wants to use your name in any legitimate marketing tactics, then they should have that right. Does it take away from your organic results....DOUBT IT if you never gave a rats ass before about organic SEO... |
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Well, first, you can't stop anyone from using your name anywhere they want, or your logo, as long as it's not false advertising, libel, or misleading the consumer into thinking they are that brand... so yeah... you COULD cut off their accounts but that would be ridiculous...
Every time they use your name on a page and link to you, or use your name in a link to you or whatever they're pushing page rank to you and casting a "vote" for you being that name... |
I have several networks of cyber-squatted domains. NA is the second network to have a problem with it. The other was Lightspeed.
Think of it this way... And we will use Lightspeed as an example... For just about every site he had I was #1. I made about $1,300 a month. Not a huge figure. Quite shocking actually. I was somewhere in his top 10 list of affiliates. I think #7. My sites were built similar in natural to a free site and converted very well. For shits and giggles lets look at it like this: My site: 1:30 to my site go to his site and then convert there at 1:70. I made a sweet ass sales pitch and most people stays for months and upgraded to the add $5 and get 10 sites or add $10 and get them all pass. He wanted his domain back. Said I couldn't do this in the TOS. Other affiliates complained. Basically because I was #1... for all of the sites in Google! So I give them back and remove all links. They instantly drop to page 20. Sites that overtake me look like complete crap or are TGP's or something of that nature. Now the top spot sends him traffic about 1:120 surfers and those convert with no sales pitch at 1:100 and buy the minimum pass more often. Math time... if 7,000 people a day looked for Jordan Capri I gave him 3 sales @ $39.95 per day. The guy that inherited the spot got 58 people to the site a day and converted them about 1 sales every 3 days for $29.95. With me as #1 - $119.85 With him @ #1 - $22.46 I am sure Steve made a lot more money. What he could have done is asked me to share in revenue via SEO. I could have pointed the domain 301 style to his and kept the links. Then he could have said, "Hey, how about I pay you $1000 a month to get me to #1 and keep me there for a 2 year period. Then we renegotiate the contract." That would have made him much more cash... |
If you are going to use those types of domains to send traffic to our sites then you are welcome to. Hell if you need help just let us know. Royal Cash is here to make money for us and our affiliates, the limitations we have in place are there to protect us legally and to protect our content
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yup. a program takes over the sites, they have no idea how they ranked so they drop like a rock and get replaced by torrents, rapidshare and tubes.
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Get in the top 10 google with myblaplayboysite.com for "playboy" your rocking
Top 5 rocking more.. #2 more rocking... Kick playboy.com from #1, get your friggin ass kicked from PB :BangBang: |
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fuck NA and other programs that pull this shit! GFY
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Ego is far more important. |
We got hundreds variations of our site's names used by affiliates in their own domain names, promoting our sites. As our dear affiliate, you are welcome to triple this amount. Take my word here, you will never be chased.
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it's appreciated of course! :thumbsup
It helps a lot to increase the recall value of products in this huge market. |
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