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Originally Posted by Nickatilynx
I'm not into goth chicks..in fact I want to punch them...but that is neither here nor there.
I just realised one of the things I do when I find an unfamilar affiliate program is go I look to see if they list who the people involved are, with a bio.
If they don't I don't join.
I look to see if there is a phone number contact and a physical address that looks like a real office.If there isn't one , I don't join.
My reasoning is it appears they are being run out of a back bedroom somewhere.
Would you trust someone who you have no info about , who seem to be undercapitalised to owe you 50k? I wouldn't.
Also I don't and will not join a Rev Share program.Most whales won't unless they know the person well.
If I see Rev share solely ( No paypaersignup option) I again suspect the program is undercapitalised.
Just some general thoughts..
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Ok, back to what I was going to say, some of at least. I forgot everything I did have..
When you're right, you're right. We don't have an external office outside of the house, and we are way under capitalised. I believe the guy that is "supposed" to be our partner does it the same way and has a successful revshare program from what I know. Again, my definition of success and yours is probably entirely different.
Why don't whales like revshare? If the sites convert/retain members that's long term income. I thought that would be well accepted by people that like to make money, guess I was wrong?
Nowhere near what I had typed out yesterday, oh well. Maybe it'll come back to me as we continue.