Who are the top 20 programs?

[emmanuelle]

Originally Posted by Jan Barnes

Linkster,

One way to define size would be to look at the number of people employed by one of the sites. The number of individuals working for an organization may imply the true size of the business, though this may not always hold true. For the companies listed above, on average how many people would they employ on a full time basis?

I'd have to disagree- there are many successful operations that run on skeletal staffs. As we learned from the dot bombs, bloated, overstaffed companies equates neither successful nor profitable.

[stuveltje]

if i have to make a list for top sponsors 2004 yeah then i have an totally different list then the rest posted here if i have to post a top for 2005 i have only 4
1:my paying boss 1
2:topbucks
3:my paying boss 2
4:my paying boss 3
i couldnt resist, gg dont hit me

[tickler]

Originally Posted by emmanuelle

I'd have to disagree- there are many successful operations that run on skeletal staffs.

Makes me think of a couple of my clients. The larger(about $3B/year) runs on about 50 employees, but, they have their fingers in about 500 different suppliers.

[Vivaldi]

2-3 years back I'd say MaxCash & ARS were the only one worth mentioning but that was purely on revenue that they made me. Now I tend to look at all those 'little things' as a big plus for a program like support, content, rewards, banner & tour design ... did I say revenue!? :-) So the list got bigger (in no particular order):
PimpRoll
ARS
TrafficCash
SliverCash
AdultFriendFinder
TopBucks
*************
FetishHits
SunnyDollars
PussyCash

I general I'd say Linkster got it right ... the ones that don't work good for me, unfortunately, I really have no idea how big they are.