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Carrie · 06-01-2003, 12:27 PM

It's not the marketing person - it's the program itself.
What kind of payment structures do they have?
What methods of payout do they use?
How frequently do they pay?
What is the minimum payout amount?
Do their sites look good?
Is there any devious marketing in their signup pages (ie you think you're getting charged $29.95 but in all reality you're getting charged $29.95 PLUS $39.95 to another site as a "bonus" that you only find out about if you hunt down a tiny -2 font text link or view your cc statement).
Does their promo material match their sites?
If they have video content on the site, is any of this video content available to webmasters for promotional use?
Which processor(s) is the program using?
Who is running the program?

It doesn't matter who your marketing person is - you could have Zig Zigler as your marketer and it wouldn't change any of the above questions nor make your program any more appealing... it's the answers to the questions that count.

06-01-2003, 12:27 PM	#3
Carrie Carrie should edit this Citizen X Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Virgin-nee Posts: 24 xBucks: 20	It's not the marketing person - it's the program itself. What kind of payment structures do they have? What methods of payout do they use? How frequently do they pay? What is the minimum payout amount? Do their sites look good? Is there any devious marketing in their signup pages (ie you think you're getting charged $29.95 but in all reality you're getting charged $29.95 PLUS $39.95 to another site as a "bonus" that you only find out about if you hunt down a tiny -2 font text link or view your cc statement). Does their promo material match their sites? If they have video content on the site, is any of this video content available to webmasters for promotional use? Which processor(s) is the program using? Who is running the program? It doesn't matter who your marketing person is - you could have Zig Zigler as your marketer and it wouldn't change any of the above questions nor make your program any more appealing... it's the answers to the questions that count.