asking your sponsors

[Taass]

Originally Posted by stuveltje

i have some sponsors who realy give all i ask for, soooooo there are exeptions.....and do i like those sponsors who give me all what i ask for

Never yet heard of a women that didn't like to be given everything she asked for

[stuveltje]

Originally Posted by Taass

Never yet heard of a women that didn't like to be given everything she asked for

nice one

[Wizzo]

I get quite a few affiliates that ask for help, tips, ideas and such... I'm always glad to help out and give advice or tips from my 7+ years as a webmaster. |cool|

However, I also get guys that have no idea what they are doing and I'm not really into holding someone's hand all the way from complete newbie to fulltime webmaster. |cool|

[Jel]

Originally Posted by Wizzo

I get quite a few affiliates that ask for help, tips, ideas and such... I'm always glad to help out and give advice or tips from my 7+ years as a webmaster. |cool|

However, I also get guys that have no idea what they are doing and I'm not really into holding someone's hand all the way from complete newbie to fulltime webmaster. |cool|

Seems like a good balance to me Wizzo. Most times I have contact with a program owner/rep is for content that cannot be bought anywhere, and I've always had nothing but a good response. Never tried to ask about traffic, personally I think you'll get better advice with that aspect here.

[Wizzo]

Originally Posted by cfnmparty

Seems like a good balance to me Wizzo. Most times I have contact with a program owner/rep is for content that cannot be bought anywhere, and I've always had nothing but a good response. Never tried to ask about traffic, personally I think you'll get better advice with that aspect here.

I agree, boards can be much more helpful than just 1 person, also I think it's good to have reps. than can give hints and tips that are specific to their sites about what works and doesn't... Those type of things aren't always fully disclosed in open forums...