Program Owners - Do These Pages Make Sales?

[Lee]

http://www.real-bucks.com

On the Real Bucks index page there is a link for surfers and a link for webmasters, i was wondering if any sales were actually made from the 'surfer' links on these pages or if its a waste of time creating one?

I mean in reality, how many surfers do you folks think actually go looking for affiliate programs?

Regards,

Lee

[tombarr]

i've seen several programs with pages like this and on some level it does make sense from a filtering perspective. Some surfers are going to find those pages either through links, curiosity, or search engines... and I suppose this type of filter might steer them back in the right direction.... or at least some of them anyway.

[PornMadeMeRich]

i've seen several programs with pages like this and on some level it does make sense from a filtering perspective. Some surfers are going to find those pages either through links, curiosity, or search engines... and I suppose this type of filter might steer them back in the right direction.... or at least some of them anyway.

The ones that don't will probably end up here :-)

[abostonboy]

They PROBABLY do make money. The reasoning is like this -

Each tour has a webmaster link. Surfers click just about anything. So they most likely goto a tour, click a webmaster link, then see that landing page. "looking for free porn", they probably click.

My 2c

[BBweb]

These pages I believe started when programs used the affiliateprogram.com/blah/blah as the linking code that redirects to the paysite. Nats for one uses this linking method.

Its likely that a surfer might actually type in the linking domain rather than click a link.

If you are running a ccbill program I feel these pages are of little benifit. You are loosing traffic to ccbill.com not to your own affiliate program