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Now wait a minute - you said that I wouldn't be turning my customers over to you but now you're telling me they have to create accounts on your system. Isn't th
by ScottWhigham 16y ago
Now wait a minute - you said that I wouldn't be turning my customers over to you but now you're telling me they have to create accounts on your system. Isn't that exactly what "turning my customers over to you" is? The end result is that I have to tell my customers, "Hey - go create a new account/login here" and then you have all their details in your databases. Are your databases secure? Is your code secure? How do I know you won't sell my info? That's back to the "I don't know you" problem...
100% free to start isn't an exciting thing to me, actually. I'm dealing with something incredibly important for my business and I expect that any company will either have a free trial, a demo, or a 30-day money back guarantee. I'm less swayed by the "100% free to start" than others might be because I'm serious about wanting an affiliate management package... I'm not kicking tires, so to speak.
All in all, it seems like I'm not really the target market - which is fine.
- jeffepp 16y agoWe are web-hosted so affiliates create accounts on our system. I define customers as 'not being turned over to us' by allowing the company to export all the information and handle all payments. 100% free was my answer to having a demo. You may realize the value of 'free to start' if you start an affiliate program --> pay upfront --> determine you want to customize something that fits your company. Most other packages only offer "monetary" campaigns so any dropbox-like program won't fly with them. They will also charge about 30-40% of your payouts. Thanks again for all insight, it definitely helps define our target demographic. Feel free to email me and let me know how your program shopping goes. Good luck!