RevShare or PPS?

Lenny · 2008-03-25, 02:19 AM

I've heard people say that if a site has a great members area then go revshare, but if it looks crappy then go PPS.

My question is, if a site has a crappy members area, why would you promote it in the first place? If you don't think they can make back the $35 or whatever they're paying you from retention, then where do you think they're getting the money to pay you with? (either something to do with a razor or something to do with hidden charges to the surfer)

I make over $50 per signup with a revshare program that I've been promoting for years. This is WITH TRIALS, very cheap ones actually.

My advice is to find a program that seems to really take care of it's members. No shady tactics, no double and triple billing on the join pages, no pop up hell on the tour....but clean, easy to surf sites with great members areas and good customer service. Don't promote a site that you wouldn't recommend to a friend in person.

If a program is willing to rip the surfer off, they're willing to rip you off too. If they take care of their members then it's likely that they take care of their webmasters.

That's my 2 cents.

2008-03-25, 02:19 AM	#38
Lenny Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 26	I've heard people say that if a site has a great members area then go revshare, but if it looks crappy then go PPS. My question is, if a site has a crappy members area, why would you promote it in the first place? If you don't think they can make back the $35 or whatever they're paying you from retention, then where do you think they're getting the money to pay you with? (either something to do with a razor or something to do with hidden charges to the surfer) I make over $50 per signup with a revshare program that I've been promoting for years. This is WITH TRIALS, very cheap ones actually. My advice is to find a program that seems to really take care of it's members. No shady tactics, no double and triple billing on the join pages, no pop up hell on the tour....but clean, easy to surf sites with great members areas and good customer service. Don't promote a site that you wouldn't recommend to a friend in person. If a program is willing to rip the surfer off, they're willing to rip you off too. If they take care of their members then it's likely that they take care of their webmasters. That's my 2 cents.