1. I have emailed all my AMs that I've moved on, and enjoyed our years and profits together.
2. I have informed our office landlord we're vacating next week.
3. I have stopped all our PPC and PPV campaigns and had our credit balance sent back to us.
4. I have cancelled all hosting, servers, and changed all credit card numbers so the people I've forgotten to contact can't bill us.
5. I have taken all the remaining company funds, and got cash.
6. I cancelled my ASW plane tickets and hotel reservations.
I'll be driving to Vegas instead, but on a different mission:
Farewell, all. Rebills are dead. I cannot take the skills I have utilized for the last five years in AM and figure out how to do any other type of offer. All is lost. And all that's left, is the bottom of bottles until I'm dead.
We shall name the movie "Leaving Affiliate Marketing". With my luck, instead of hooking up with an Elizabeth Shue lookalike, it will be Rosie O'Donnell.
I got a saying it goes "You shouldn't have been fucking around with snakes if you didn't want to get bitten."
Stop acting like regular bread can somehow be transformed into a small place a few different want to read any of the, gobbledygook. Not that it is in any way googglegook and a serious pregnant bond Boring conclusion I feel a 7th ro 8th grade most of our toys but with some extra mega power. This will have to be determined on the size of Katie and how she progressives through this season.
Some affiliates are making it worse for everyone. Some are doing triple offers now. Two is bad enough, but 3 is just overkilling it.
The double sell is already an issue. One of the proposed guidelines i saw was asking for the enforcement of only one product on a landing page. If people push the limits this too will become an enforced guideline or just kill the space entirely.
The guidelines that i saw was 4 pages long, most of it related to the pubs actions. Keep pushing and itll be harder for the smart pubs to get a sale.
The biggest issue in this space is consumers see to many charges on their monthly statement. Our guidelines are trying to eliminate this issue without going to far. That is why we are enforcing no up sells and billing the rebill only once in a 30 day period. Some advertisers would bill the S/H on day one, the full rebill on day 15 and another rebill on day 30. Thats 3 charges and if you add the up sells to it the the user was seeing 4-6 charges for buying one product on a single monthly statement. Obviously the consumers get pissed call the banks and the banks need to take action.
Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered. Most of the big pubs are making 6 figures a month in profits, even if youre making 5 figures a month, do you really need more???
The double sell is already an issue. One of the proposed guidelines i saw was asking for the enforcement of only one product on a landing page. If people push the limits this too will become an enforced guideline or just kill the space entirely.
The guidelines that i saw was 4 pages long, most of it related to the pubs actions. Keep pushing and itll be harder for the smart pubs to get a sale.
The biggest issue in this space is consumers see to many charges on their monthly statement. Our guidelines are trying to eliminate this issue without going to far. That is why we are enforcing no up sells and billing the rebill only once in a 30 day period. Some advertisers would bill the S/H on day one, the full rebill on day 15 and another rebill on day 30. Thats 3 charges and if you add the up sells to it the the user was seeing 4-6 charges for buying one product on a single monthly statement. Obviously the consumers get pissed call the banks and the banks need to take action.
Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered. Most of the big pubs are making 6 figures a month in profits, even if youre making 5 figures a month, do you really need more???