When a sponsor

Rorschach · 2005-03-04, 02:49 PM

Half the time when a sponsor goes to the next version of their affiliate program they just fuck up a good thing... silvercash used to rock hard when they were $40 PPS, then they dropped payouts to $35, then $30 and adopted that stupid IE-only affiliate area... and lost my traffic. When triplexcash moved to their latest incarnation their conversions went to shit for me as well... I don't know why they do it.

Re: click tracking - I think for some programs, it is in their best interests to show low click counts - eg. look at people's published stats - TCG, ************* and Topbucks usually show up near the top of the $/click chart - and yet if you've ever sent any traffic to any of them, they all have really fucked up methods of counting clicks, and when you run your own click counter you can see that the conversions are really no better than anyone else's.

2005-03-04, 02:49 PM	#1
Rorschach Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip! Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 115	Half the time when a sponsor goes to the next version of their affiliate program they just fuck up a good thing... silvercash used to rock hard when they were $40 PPS, then they dropped payouts to $35, then $30 and adopted that stupid IE-only affiliate area... and lost my traffic. When triplexcash moved to their latest incarnation their conversions went to shit for me as well... I don't know why they do it. Re: click tracking - I think for some programs, it is in their best interests to show low click counts - eg. look at people's published stats - TCG, ************* and Topbucks usually show up near the top of the $/click chart - and yet if you've ever sent any traffic to any of them, they all have really fucked up methods of counting clicks, and when you run your own click counter you can see that the conversions are really no better than anyone else's.