| New affiliate program: would you participate?
Affiliate program of Smailex shipping service. Investigation of an interest |
Oksana
msg:4475405 | 2:44 pm on Jul 13, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Hi,
I need your advice.
We are developing a Shipping service.
In short, it collects quotes of many couriers and helps a user to find the best one that fits his needs and saves money.
As you understand, our target audience is any individual who sends a parcel at least once a year.
Now, we are thinking about creating some affiliate program for web-masters. We are ready to pay some fixed price for each client that buys.
Our own monetization is based on a commission that we have from couriers (Fedex, UPS, others). So, we can afford to pay about 2$ for each sale generated by a webmaster.
The question is: whether it's an interesting deal for web-masters or not. And Why. [edited by: eljefe3 at 8:57 am (utc) on Aug 14, 2012]
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wolfadeus
msg:4484549 | 8:25 am on Aug 14, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Pheraps you should phrase the question more openly and generally - ie. what makes an affiliate program attractive for you.
For me, it is simple: Does it match with the needs of my users? If so, does it pay more than other means of advertising I could use the space for?
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Clarence
msg:4488875 | 11:12 pm on Aug 27, 2012 (gmt 0) |
no i wouldn't participate? sounds like being an affiliate of an affiliate of an affiliate programs.
considering each service already pays more I would probably just join their affiliate programs directly and make more money.
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Clarence
msg:4488876 | 11:12 pm on Aug 27, 2012 (gmt 0) |
no i wouldn't participate? sounds like being an affiliate of an affiliate of an affiliate programs.
considering each service already pays more I would probably just join their affiliate programs directly and make more money.
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