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<blockquote data-quote="Brandon" data-source="post: 427185" data-attributes="member: 28869"><p>If he sends 1 person to amazon it creates a 24 hour cookie which he gets 4% - 8% revenue from <strong>any</strong> <strong>purchased item</strong>. One successful YouTube video at 100,000 views (which is a lot easier than you think in a technology niche) would be 2,000 potential buyers sent to his site and ultimately sent to amazon all looking for products over $100. Affiliate sites aren't made to replace Amazon, they're made to create more traffic for amazon. What does Amazon care if they're paying 4% - 8% for it?</p><p></p><p>You're a lot more savvy than the average consumer [USER=9520]@Wess[/USER]. I'd say a majority of econsumers don't think of the inner workings of ecommerce based on the way your analysis is laid out. Good developer perspective, not a good consumer perspective. If people are looking for something (even camera information) and he has it, he's achieving the purpose of his site.</p><p></p><p>[USER=72035]@Sly[/USER] I wouldn't turn the website offline if I were you because there's literally no reason to. You're not appealing to an audience right now, so whats the difference if you leave it online or not?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandon, post: 427185, member: 28869"] If he sends 1 person to amazon it creates a 24 hour cookie which he gets 4% - 8% revenue from [B]any[/B] [B]purchased item[/B]. One successful YouTube video at 100,000 views (which is a lot easier than you think in a technology niche) would be 2,000 potential buyers sent to his site and ultimately sent to amazon all looking for products over $100. Affiliate sites aren't made to replace Amazon, they're made to create more traffic for amazon. What does Amazon care if they're paying 4% - 8% for it? You're a lot more savvy than the average consumer [USER=9520]@Wess[/USER]. I'd say a majority of econsumers don't think of the inner workings of ecommerce based on the way your analysis is laid out. Good developer perspective, not a good consumer perspective. If people are looking for something (even camera information) and he has it, he's achieving the purpose of his site. [USER=72035]@Sly[/USER] I wouldn't turn the website offline if I were you because there's literally no reason to. You're not appealing to an audience right now, so whats the difference if you leave it online or not? [/QUOTE]
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