I've had affiliate managers go above and beyond all of that, and did so without outing other affiliates campaigns to me.Here is all I need from my AM's.
1. Heads up when new offers in my niche are killing it.
2. Giving me caps and pay bumps.
3. Placing pixels (even that most network you can do yourself)
4. Making sure I get my wires on time.
Everything else is just extra and i don't feel just because I do some volume all of a sudden my AM is a friend.
Plus why does it matter so much to meet with the AM anyway. There's really not much they can offer you unless they are outing other affs campaigns, which is fucked up anyway. Spend that itme chasing down new traffic sources and direct advertisers.
No, it sounds like the bouncer thought for some reason that his ID was fake and didn't want to risk his job and the entire establishment for a measly $200.Some friends and I were hitting up a strip club at 1am on a weekday for one of their birthdays. One of the guys was told that his ID wasn't good enough (he's in his 30s, and the ID was fine). I told the bouncer, without getting upset, that if he was turned away, we'd all leave. The bouncer didn't care. I told him that 8 of us at $10/each for cover and coat check, plus $10/drinks and possibly a dance for the birthday boy means a minimum of $200 dollars for his boss in less than an hour. He told me to fuck off. So me and my $200 did.
It was a $140 a day campaign, with a 100% ROI.Get those jellybeans joe?
I kinda think flying out to wherever you AM works so she can show you the sights of where she lives and then running around a show trying to get her to meet you for drinks just so you can discuss how to run more business is totally unnessesary not to mention a bit creepy. Also getting table service at a club and inviting her there for drinks sounds far from a "business chat". It sounds like whoever this person is is trying to get into her pants. Shes obviously aware of this and decides to fuck "the affiliate" off concluding that no amount of business this schmuck makes for the company is worth his sweaty sleezy fingers over her over a couple of grey gooses and slim line tonic.
I think the network did not want to go broke feeding this affiliate. It is a a business decision, I think skinnier affiliates get more free lunches.
It was a $140 a day campaign, with a 100% ROI.
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I know it's nothing special, but it still fucks me off when an AM at a major network, who should be a trustworthy person, effectively steals a few grand out of your pocket.omfg sign me up for your newsletter :love-smiley-086:
I know it's nothing special, but it still fucks me off when an AM at a major network, who should be a trustworthy person, effectively steals a few grand out of your pocket.
Meh. I just think networks should hire trustworthy people, and pay them enough to not have to rip campaigns from their affiliates. (It was all during his work hours). I've learnt my lesson though, I guess."should be a trustworthy person" lol. you get what you put out there. and if u have a reputation for starting threads on public forums where you out your own traffic sources and campaigns, then i wouldn't say you are particularly trustworthy.