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Christine- you bring up such a valid point from your post this weekend… Working as a community in this industry is huge. Whether it’s for programs that kick ass or rogue programs that everyone should stay away from, it’s critical that partners share their experiences. I just think to myself.. “Wouldn’t you want to know…”
Reading this article made me think about your post…
Affiliate Reviews: Why They’re So ImportantWell… Affiliate Reviews are… I want to know the good, the bad and the ugly.
@bonustreak 233675 wrote:
Your favorite community when you can? I do because I am a team player I guess…lol Anyway when I am going to sign up with a new program I to sign up from either CAP or AGD mostly because if I do have an issue I can say to them hey you recommend this place to me can you see about helping me out with this issue or that issue. It is also good to do with friends, this way you can check if your being shaved on sub affiliate earnings etc.
So anyway just wondering if you all try to support as well if not maybe think about it when your going to sign up at a new program
You are a team player!! Most of my sign ups as an affiliate come via an affiliate link, or either CAP or AGD – I’m a bit of a lurker there, but I love what Andy does.
I’m usually asking other affiliates “how do you do with them?”
I’m personally a big supporter of both. I might not post but I do read the forums daily. I think it is important not just because I believe in supporting the communities I love but if I ever have an issue I can go to that community for help.
I have been a long time lurker on forums but mainly because I wasn’t “confident” in myself. Now that I have a few years in the industry and have some successful sites – I need to be more active and participate more on forums that help me get to where I am today.
