WickedFire Affiliate Program!!

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Jon said:
Also, for affiliates we are probably going to set up some type of trust scale, where they must send X amount of sales before they qualify for weekly payouts.

Yeah that generally works well.

Just curious, are all your products going to be specific to one vertical?
 


avantrosa said:
Yeah that generally works well.

Just curious, are all your products going to be specific to one vertical?

There will be 2-5 sites per niche. Expect at least 25 niches by Summer 2007. All sites are subscription based though.
 
Jon,

I am wondering if you going to share with us tips how we can generate traffic to your sites in order to get leads when your affiliate program is ready! I mean it's all about traffic... Sometimes I ask reps of ad networks if they can help me out finding (new) ways to send traffic to their offers. They know everything about the advertising part but much less how to send traffic. I mean it's also in their interest financially: (quality) traffic = leads! Ofcourse, I am the one who should have the knowledge about seo, ways to create traffic, how to convert traffic into leads, etc. in the first place! Especially guys like you, who know how to make BIG money with affiliate marketing & to generate massive traffic to sites can help us a lot here which will benefit (= more leads) you as well I think. Maybe your 'resource' section will give an answer to my question! Thanks. :)
 
I'd like a shot at this. Although I am new to affiliate marketing, I plan to keep plugging away until I am a super-affiliate. Currently doing 250ish per day in gross payouts.

BTW, how much gross payouts per network = "super-affiliate" ?
 
Karnul said:
I'd like a shot at this. Although I am new to affiliate marketing, I plan to keep plugging away until I am a super-affiliate. Currently doing 250ish per day in gross payouts.

BTW, how much gross payouts per network = "super-affiliate" ?

You're getting too technical too quickly. Wait until the project launches and then you can ask silly questions like these.
 
Jon, I wasn't asking what your network would consider a super-affiliate. 'Cause that would be silly since you don't actually have any affiliates yet.

I was asking what CJ, Azoogle, Copeac, XY7, etc consider 'super'. Is that a silly question?
 
Karnul said:
Although I am new to affiliate marketing, I plan to keep plugging away until I am a super-affiliate.

Don't work toward useless titles... Set your own milestones for what works for you, not them.
 
This sounds very cool. In my comments here, I don't want to knock any current affiliate networks or disparage them. Just some comments that I think will help all networks, at least from my perspective.

Sounds like it will be a good place to be because it will be focused towards people who want to help sell stuff. Sometimes I feel the restrictions and limitations of some affiliate programs are way too extreme, and to be quite honest don't make a lot of sense. Especially when an actual product is beign sold. If I can legally deliver you a customer who buys your product, what difference does it make how they get there?

No need for prizes or gifts for attaining threshholds. When you compare the value of gifts compared to the amount of money required to get them, whomever gets there can easily afford these gifts themselves, many times over. I would prefer visible tiers where you get increased payouts as you deliver the customers. Use money as the incentive, not prizes. I know this is how it works for the most part, but very few networks actually talk about it publically or promote it, or use it asa motivational tool.
 
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