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When they are at my site that traffic is mine. Thats just like these jackasses that sell clicks with all sorts of restrictions. Fuck you if Im paying for it Ill do what I want with it.
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Originally posted by gonzo@Apr 20 2005, 07:55 PM Thats just like these jackasses that sell clicks with all sorts of restrictions.
But that is assuming you've bought the traffic (or otherwise obtained "ownership", like having it given to you for free, traded something of value for it, etc. In the case of someone consigning you the traffic (as is usually the case in what we're talking here), it's not so clear. When someone is "running their traffic thru your site", and you've made some arrangements with them to split revenue derived from that traffic, or give them a fixed amount if their traffic joins your site, I'm not sure at all that you can call it "your traffic".
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Originally posted by SykkBoy@Apr 20 2005, 07:43 PM how about traffic from Yahoo? are you sending them their cut?
Absolutely. It's just that the agreement is that their cut is zero. Same with the free traffic from Greenguy or anyone else who sends you traffic for free. but when someone sends you traffic and expects a percentage of what's earned off of that traffic, it's a different story.
Let's go back to yahoo/google, etc.: you pay them for either adwords or clicks*, they send you traffic, that's the end of it. But if a search engine made a deal with you that you would send them a certain percentage of $ made from their traffic, then anything you do which taks that traffic to earn $ which don't get shared, is going around the deal you made.
* or not at all, in the simple case of SEO hits.
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Originally posted by gonzo@Apr 20 2005, 04:55 PM When they are at my site that traffic is mine. Thats just like these jackasses that sell clicks with all sorts of restrictions. Fuck you if Im paying for it Ill do what I want with it.
I have thought the exact same thing, when we have paid for TGP spots... ;-)))
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Originally posted by OldJeff@Apr 21 2005, 05:47 AM what a sponsor does with traffic sent to them is 100% their decision. You can choose to direct traffic to them or not.
Send your traffic where it makes you the most money and shut up already.
That's that.
cant believe I didnt get any comments on the Gay Bar video...
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The biller and cascade worked, and worked better than I anticipated. When I looked at the stats, the damned thing was smart enough to pick up the cookie I had on that machine and browser from an affiliate link test I was doing days earlier and credited that sale to that affiliate code.
When another affiliate refers a surfer does the cookie change? I hope so because I'd hate to think I was sending someone that already had a cookie set and I didn't get credit if they signed up
The biller and cascade worked, and worked better than I anticipated. When I looked at the stats, the damned thing was smart enough to pick up the cookie I had on that machine and browser from an affiliate link test I was doing days earlier and credited that sale to that affiliate code.
When another affiliate refers a surfer does the cookie change? I hope so because I'd hate to think I was sending someone that already had a cookie set and I didn't get credit if they signed up
Your referral places a cookie to credit you, and previous cookies are no longer valid.
Well that's how it's meant to work, but I heard a horror story once that going from the join page to the credit card page on a program destroyed your ref codes and cookies and replaced them with the programs <_<
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