Homegrown Payout question

MadMax · 2006-01-27, 07:12 PM

I think you're making an honest attempt to bridge a gap, but I'm dubious about what kind of success you'll have with a program like that. The whole idea of PPS is to get paid a flat rate per signup, not a buck then getting your flat rate if the trial converts to full membership. If you're having issues with the percentage of trials converting, IMO you'd be better off reducing the PPS payout and making revshare more attractive.

I can get $1-$4.95 for a trial signup at my revshare sponsors, and I get my percentage for the life of the membership. IMO there's no point in revshare that doesn't give me a cut of recurring memberships, and no point in PPS that pays out less than $20-$25.

2006-01-27, 07:12 PM	#2
MadMax "Without evil there can be no good, so it must be good to be evil sometimes" ~ Satan Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Motor City, baby, where carjacking was invented! Now GIMME THOSE SHOES! Posts: 2,385	I think you're making an honest attempt to bridge a gap, but I'm dubious about what kind of success you'll have with a program like that. The whole idea of PPS is to get paid a flat rate per signup, not a buck then getting your flat rate if the trial converts to full membership. If you're having issues with the percentage of trials converting, IMO you'd be better off reducing the PPS payout and making revshare more attractive. I can get $1-$4.95 for a trial signup at my revshare sponsors, and I get my percentage for the life of the membership. IMO there's no point in revshare that doesn't give me a cut of recurring memberships, and no point in PPS that pays out less than $20-$25.