onlineleben
msg:3671557 | 8:22 pm on Jun 10, 2008 (gmt 0) |
| Can you trust affiliates? |
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better ask if you can trust merchants.
| Do you always get the payment for refering a customer everytime? |
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yes, but check out the merchant before you refer traffic to them.
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nomis5
msg:3673276 | 6:17 pm on Jun 12, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Some general affiliates I trust, well two to be exact. Some I don't trust, well that's the two others I have used in my career. As far as single company affilate schemes, two I trust implicitly, one other I trust but the staff are so lazy that I gave up with them.
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eljefe3
msg:3673773 | 7:31 am on Jun 13, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Any good affiliate program is in it for the longhaul. Why screw affiliates and give yourself a bad name and lose all of your affiliates? it makes no business sense, but I am sure there probably are some out there that can't think long term.
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piatkow
msg:3673857 | 9:21 am on Jun 13, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Problems that I have found seem to be down to poor software rather than anything else. I have never had any problems with amazon apart from the fact that most people these days just type in the url for themselves.
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garrybetting
msg:3673885 | 10:06 am on Jun 13, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for the answers.
I had a ringtone affiliate but I didn't think they gave me credit for the links as the link from my site went to a further 2 or 3 sites and they seemed to discount my initial link.
They also had a very short time on the link that expired and left me with no payment even though people were paying for ringtones direct to their mobiles.
I agree that the big companies work but there are so many little companies who seem to missuse the fairplay rules and make reasons to discount your initial link.
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