Quick question

[pierrefitch]

How do you do price like this for affiliates

http://www.musclebucks.com/linking.htm

i think that is cool you can choose what price you want to promote ..

were is the option in ccbill to make diffrent price pages like this

Pierre

[Lee]

Its 3 different tours (or rather join pages) in CCBill.

Regards,

Lee

[Rimmates.com]

How common is it for one site to have 3 prices? You get the same content for $14.95 that you get for $24.95, so your price simply depends on what site the surfer visited before clicking the banner to sign up.

I was surprised to see that the rebill (recurring) price stays the same as well.

[Lee]

How common is it for one site to have 3 prices? You get the same content for $14.95 that you get for $24.95, so your price simply depends on what site the surfer visited before clicking the banner to sign up.

I was surprised to see that the rebill (recurring) price stays the same as well.

Different traffic sources or affiliates like different pricing.

Regards,

Lee

[basschick]

well, pimproll does it, and topbucks and ars offer different trial prices. nextdoorcash offers multiple monthly prices.

i'd say yes - it's fairly common.

How common is it for one site to have 3 prices? You get the same content for $14.95 that you get for $24.95, so your price simply depends on what site the surfer visited before clicking the banner to sign up.

I was surprised to see that the rebill (recurring) price stays the same as well.

[samebb]

pierre here is a quick low down of how to do it, if you havent worked it out yet.

First off go into your CCBILL, create your new pricing options, and create 2 new forms ... download those index pages.

Now in your site/ftp whatever in your root directory made 2 new directory ..
you can call them whatever you like. /tour2/ . /tour3/ or just /2/ and /3/ maybe.

Now what you want to do is put copies of your tours in those new directory but change the ccbill index.htm page ...

Job done.

[marcjacob]

I think its a great idea actually. Youd probably choose the pricing point on how well you traffic converts. I think more sponsors should do this.

[gaybucks_chip]

A lot of 'em, inclucing us, will definitely do so if you ask We mention it somewhere on the Gaybucks site but we haven't really trumpeted it... for the affiliates that really know their traffic and what converts, they can sometimes make a LOT more money at a much lower conversion rate because they make it up with retention. Or, on the other end, sometimes they have traffic that will open their wallets and pay $45 or $50 for 30 days access.

As a sponsor, we want to have some price integrity with our traffic, but we have no problems doing things like "Exclusive deal for blahblah.com site viewers only, get Boyfunk here for ______ per month, ONLY when you join through blablah.com !

We haven't experimented extensively, but I have found that some price points make no difference at all and some make a huge difference... and it isn't always as intuitive as you'd think.