Comments on: Is This Ethical? Who Gets The Commission…

By: Bob Johnson

Bob Johnson — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 09:35:01 +0000

After so many weeks I am able to find a blog providing good information about the affiliate programs. I am glad to see that there are still few persons on the internet who are NOT using auto blog posters. Creating a blog like yours and maintaining it are difficult tasks but you managed it. Ok! Come to the point. However, you have tried to give good information about affiliate programs but I am still against affiliate programs. I mean fault is not in the affiliate programs but in the people. They do not want to work hard and leave the programs after some time. Now, you might be thinking, if I am against affiliate programs then why I am here at your blog. Actually I am doing some sort of research on affiliate programs and when started reading your blog, I sticked to it and could not stop myself writing comment. I am not so much against affiliate programs, but my nature is a sort of experimenting. I keep on doing experiments for making money in new ways. If you visit my website, clicking on my name in this comment then you are bound to get amazed. If, I write more about my site then you will think that I am spamming and I do not want to get my comment considered as spam. So, again from the begining, you have done a very good job! Hard work is appreciated! Well done! Thanks for providing such a nice detailed information. Keep it up!

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By: Kit Elliott

Kit Elliott — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:41:43 +0000

Thanks Jerry! I agree. I'll see you on the call on Saturday then!

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By: Jerry

Jerry — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:39:31 +0000

I think we cannot be 100% right or wrong whether is is ethical or not! It happens even in Network Marketing... stealing of downlines. But Kit, I will be a part and parcel of your program. To your success.

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By: MJ

MJ — Tue, 19 May 2009 00:14:10 +0000

So often people don't buy at first glance, then come back to buy after thinking about it, and, often, talking to more people about the product. This happens not only in virtual marketing. In-store selling the associate who actually makes the sale gets the commission, whether they're 1st or 21st to talk to a customer. You hope it all evens out in the end, and that, as you hone your sales skills, you make more sales.

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By: Glen

Glen — Mon, 18 May 2009 03:42:56 +0000

Hi Kit, I would think that if the second affiliate is offering bonus to those who sign through his link, then it is alright to ask the buyer to clear cookies. Otherwise it is daylight robbery. Totally unethical and the 1st affiliate should rightfully get the commission.

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By: Houcem

Houcem — Sun, 17 May 2009 22:06:28 +0000

He is absolutely one of the best marketers I know and also for his integrity. Those are MY WORDS. I will be taking this part “implementing it in the shortest amount of time” and implement it in my business.
Thanks for the valuable hint.

BTW, I noticed that you are doing well online. If you show me how you are doing it then I will show you how I mastered 5 languages in 5 years (no joke btw): imlementation of the first hint

Houcem

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By: Kit Elliott

Kit Elliott — Sun, 17 May 2009 17:14:18 +0000

I think Russell is one of the best marketers. There is a concept that I talk about all the time called, “Speed of Implementation!” Russell is the “man” when it comes to finding out a new idea and implementing it in the shortest amount of time. As soon as I hear about a concept – Russell will find out about it – and then, it will be in place tomorrow.

Also – another extremely smart tactic that Russell does is:

He will call every guru – and say, “HEY! I noticed you are not doing XXX on your website. I will show you how to do it immediately if you show me how to do XXX..” And then as soon as the guru shows him what he wants to know – he will implement it immediately.

And then, yet another great tactic is this: Once you have the systems setup, hire the best people to run them.. (which Russell has perfected).. AND GUESS WHAT RUSSELL IS DOING?

Training for the next Olympics for Wrestling! Isn’t that amazing?

He’s hired the best Olympian coach and he’s training for the gold. I’m rooting for Russell.. :0)

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By: Houcem

Houcem — Sun, 17 May 2009 17:07:33 +0000

I think it’s not completely ethical but we can’t say either that it’s unethical. But I think that there must be a solution for this. For example have a look at the idea russel brunson came with for his next launch: The one who refers the optin lead gets the commission for the first 24 hours of the launch. No body will be able to take your commission even if he send an email like 10 min before the launch. I find this to be a good idea to start with. BTW, you can promote it through his affiliate program http://www.netmillionsrevealed.com/ .

My 2 cents,

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By: Kit Elliott

Kit Elliott — Tue, 12 May 2009 14:58:13 +0000

Do you think there is anything wrong with asking your visitors to clear their cookies so you can get the commission? That comment alone says that "we know we may not have sent you the first time" but we want that commission anyway we can get it.

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By: Sudeep

Sudeep — Tue, 12 May 2009 14:48:31 +0000

Hello , I think so if that is possible why cannot both the affliates get 50 - 50 ... .If it just once click sell let it be 100% , but if the second click has made the reader buy . Let that be divided in two people equally . Thats my thoughts Regards Sudeep

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