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Originally Posted by Nickatilynx
Some might like revshare.
Personally I don't.
It means trusting the sites processor. ( not a risk I want to take)
It also means trusting the ability of the site operator to retain , update his sites etc etc. ( not a risk I want to take)
Instead of sending to Revshare programs basically back in the day I thought fuck it.
I'll build my own paysites.
That worked pretty well too.
I mean from a whales point of view...
so what does it take to build your own paysite with great content and a half decent design...4k? hmmm hire your own designer and build 15 different front ends all drawing from the same content pool....
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Alright, I see what you're saying.
TheEnforcer, it's understandable in the example to take the 1 time payment of 10,000 vs. annual payments of 2k over a 5 year period, just an example. But it doesn't quite work like that with revshare. With revshare, as long as the site converts and you can build up and maintain 10k a month, that's 10k per month for as long as the site rebills.
