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Originally Posted by Far-L
Well the catch-22 there is that programs that don't use boxed solutions tend to make people leary as they are measured suspiciously of maintaining complex shaving mechanisms.
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This is a perception that was perpetrated mainly by TMM years ago. It is something i find very sad but it is a good sales technique. Truth of the matter is that with the boxed software affiliate programs out there, people can still shave with them and always have been able to. There is no difference with that matter if they use MPA3/NATS or their own homebrew affiliate program.
The onus is on the program owners to spread the truth of the matter, but instead it was always easier to just keep spreading the lie.
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Originally Posted by Far-L
Which makes me ask... how much do affiliates really bother looking into the ownership and staff of the companies that they work with? Especially in light of online and offline personalities usually differing so greatly, the need for some sort of references and accountability should mean something but all too often, at least it seems to me, affiliates completely ignore that as a deciding factor in what program to promote.
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this is the core of the matter. being an affiliate you are in essence being a partner with teh person you send traffic to. probably a good idea to know who this is. doing business with teh right people will pay off in the long run
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