Comments on: Affiliate Application Hassles http://www.netprofitstoday.com/blog/affiliate-application-hassles/ Rosalind Gardner's online business blog provides free information to help you learn how to make money online. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:22:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: youcould2 http://www.netprofitstoday.com/blog/affiliate-application-hassles/#comment-2384 youcould2 Wed, 25 Jan 2006 12:28:58 +0000 http://www.netprofitstoday.com/blog/affiliate-application-hassles/#comment-2384 Yes! Way to go, Rosalind! And you're sure right -- it's their loss! Just think what COULD have happened to their client-base of you had liked them and recommended them here? Shanti, Ron Yes! Way to go, Rosalind! And you’re sure right — it’s their loss!

Just think what COULD have happened to their client-base of you had liked them and recommended them here?

Shanti,

Ron

]]> By: Jim http://www.netprofitstoday.com/blog/affiliate-application-hassles/#comment-2393 Jim Wed, 25 Jan 2006 14:34:42 +0000 http://www.netprofitstoday.com/blog/affiliate-application-hassles/#comment-2393 Hi Rosalind, The 10 questions sounds like they were your competitor instead of a merchant looking for an affiliate. I especially liked question #3. Now I'll show what a newbie I am. What is a CPA? Sounds like Accountants or lawyers. :) I am presently halfway through your Super Affiliate Course and recently finished Jim Edward's MiniSiteCreator course. BTW, where were you an Air Traffic Controller? I flew Learjet's in the US, Canada, and Mexico from 1970-1990. (The tail number was 500RP). Who knows, you may have given me instructions in more than Internet Marketing. You can answew the Aviation part by email if you'd like. Thank You, Jim <em><strong>Hello Jim,</strong></em> The term CPA stands for Cost Per Action and refers to pay per lead and pay per sale affiliate programs. So, for example, the merchant may require that the visitor simply add his email address, or fill out an entire form for the affiliate to qualify for commissions. Many credit card companies use CPA in such a way that the customer must fill out the application and be approved for the card before commissions are paid. I worked as an FSS in Ontario from 1980 until 1989, then as a controller in BC and Alberta from 1990 until 2000. So, unless you were buzzing around Ontario in your Lear... :-) Cheers, Ros Hi Rosalind,

The 10 questions sounds like they were your competitor instead of a merchant looking for an affiliate. I especially liked question #3.

Now I’ll show what a newbie I am. What is a CPA? Sounds like Accountants or lawyers. :) I am presently halfway through your Super Affiliate Course and recently finished Jim Edward’s MiniSiteCreator course.

BTW, where were you an Air Traffic Controller? I flew Learjet’s in the US, Canada, and Mexico from 1970-1990. (The tail number was 500RP). Who knows, you may have given me instructions in more than Internet Marketing.

You can answew the Aviation part by email if you’d like.

Thank You,

Jim

Hello Jim,

The term CPA stands for Cost Per Action and refers to pay per lead and pay per sale affiliate programs. So, for example, the merchant may require that the visitor simply add his email address, or fill out an entire form for the affiliate to qualify for commissions. Many credit card companies use CPA in such a way that the customer must fill out the application and be approved for the card before commissions are paid.

I worked as an FSS in Ontario from 1980 until 1989, then as a controller in BC and Alberta from 1990 until 2000. So, unless you were buzzing around Ontario in your Lear… :-)

Cheers,
Ros

]]>