What happened to creamycash?

[Mr Spock]

How does one know when a smaller sponsor in no longer operational. I tried joining a few smaller ones and noted that their content updates are like two years old and they don't respond to e-mails - however their site is still up.

I am skeptical about sending traffic to such sponsors.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Mr Spock

How does one know when a smaller sponsor in no longer operational. I tried joining a few smaller ones and noted that their content updates are like two years old and they don't respond to e-mails - however their site is still up.

I am skeptical about sending traffic to such sponsors.

It seems like a lot of the small sponsors are still working their days jobs, and once they see that it's a long, long road to success online, their affiliate program becomes a very low priority. It's usually the ones who build their paysite(s) without knowing anything about traffic generation that quietly fade away.

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

It seems like a lot of the small sponsors are still working their days jobs, and once they see that it's a long, long road to success online, their affiliate program becomes a very low priority. It's usually the ones who build their paysite(s) without knowing anything about traffic generation that quietly fade away.

I think many of those solo girl "indie" sites are given poor advice about creating an affiliate program before their site is really ready to support one, and without any advice on how to properly promote an affilate program once they have it set up.

Keeping up with the turn over is a bit of a chore, but the ones that get it right have superb retention.