What you would you do?

Allfetish · 2009-06-24, 03:23 AM

This business is filled with scum (there are good people too, of course) and followers. I bet in 90% of cases where option B is chosen the real reason for it is basically "everyone else is doing it."

Add to this the fact that most affiliate managers don't really understand the industry well. At least not from our perspective. Instead many of them are just corporate "yes men" who often are following the demands of some idiot who pays them their secure monthly salary. They are mainly sales guys who's entire world revolves around creating the perception that they are doing the things which makes the boss happy. Sure there are many good affiliate managers out there, but sadly the above describes the typical situation very well.

Perhaps this is a bit harsh but I think many of you will agree with me in silence...

hashbury · 2009-06-24, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Allfetish

This business is filled with scum (there are good people too, of course) and followers. I bet in 90% of cases where option B is chosen the real reason for it is basically "everyone else is doing it."

Add to this the fact that most affiliate managers don't really understand the industry well. At least not from our perspective. Instead many of them are just corporate "yes men" who often are following the demands of some idiot who pays them their secure monthly salary. They are mainly sales guys who's entire world revolves around creating the perception that they are doing the things which makes the boss happy. Sure there are many good affiliate managers out there, but sadly the above describes the typical situation very well.

Perhaps this is a bit harsh but I think many of you will agree with me in silence...

You are so right. I dont think this biz is filled with scum, just ignorance.
It seems most affiliate managers (not all) have never even been an affiliate before. What kind of sense does this make. A company is going to put someone in charge of their affiliates, who has no idea what it takes to be an affiliate.
But then, you also have the affiliate managers who have to do what the boss says, even if they know its a bad descision.

flip.green · 2009-06-24, 12:56 PM

I love hypotheticals but i would honestly like to know the sponsor that did it to ya. I hate to hate randomly better to focus it on the cocksuckers actually at the root of the problem.

To sum up my opine, B sucks for numerous reasons

1: It's unethical
2: It's annoying
3: It makes people want to punch you in the face.

Oh shit i have said to0 much . . .

2009-06-24, 03:23 AM	#1
Allfetish If you really need money, you can sell your kidney or even your car Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 373	This business is filled with scum (there are good people too, of course) and followers. I bet in 90% of cases where option B is chosen the real reason for it is basically "everyone else is doing it." Add to this the fact that most affiliate managers don't really understand the industry well. At least not from our perspective. Instead many of them are just corporate "yes men" who often are following the demands of some idiot who pays them their secure monthly salary. They are mainly sales guys who's entire world revolves around creating the perception that they are doing the things which makes the boss happy. Sure there are many good affiliate managers out there, but sadly the above describes the typical situation very well. Perhaps this is a bit harsh but I think many of you will agree with me in silence...

2009-06-24, 12:56 PM	#3
flip.green WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 43	I love hypotheticals but i would honestly like to know the sponsor that did it to ya. I hate to hate randomly better to focus it on the cocksuckers actually at the root of the problem. To sum up my opine, B sucks for numerous reasons 1: It's unethical 2: It's annoying 3: It makes people want to punch you in the face. Oh shit i have said to0 much . . .