johnnypalps

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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   Clearly. Whether or not they are buying traffic is a different story. I wonder how often the traffic disappears immediately after sale? Awful lot of those listings have recent traffic inflations bumping up average revenue...
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   what a terrible site full of people making the internet worse in exchange for pennies
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   yeah cashing out to the tune of $30M before you revenue gets cut in half, that is some seriously great timing.
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   the real tragedy is that everyone you are likely to hear from on this subject isn't earning real money. The big earners are all on custom rates already and won't discuss terms or earnings. Reading the Associates discussion forum
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   amazon is still streets ahead of everyone else
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   For sale because they are earning the current owners too much money, no doubt.
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   wirecutter is/was.
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   wirecutter was pulling millions a year out of Amazon Associates, as are other big names.
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   by johnnypalps 10y ago

   If you aren't on a private contract with custom rates already, you aren't swimmin' with the sharks. Big affiliates heard about this a couple weeks ago, and likely had their contracts updated as a result.