One Tier or Two Tier?

[Dave Navarro]

[Lynn Terry]

[Dave Navarro]

[Lynn Terry]

[Dave Navarro]

[Jim Guinn]

[Dave Navarro]

[Lynn Terry]

[Lynn Terry]

[Jim Guinn]

Either way, Lynn, when you use PDC, the money goes right into your PayPal or StormPay accounts. You pay the affiliates at the end of the month based on the report from PDC. They keep track of the affiliate payments for you......so you can have multiple tiers on PDC.

Jim

[john925]

I prefer 2 tier affiliate programs. I still join 1 tier programs, but prefer 2 tiers as I also do alot of work when it comes to getting new affiliate signups.

[Troy]

Two tier.
I was making alot of coin until the Jagger Shakedown, which knocked alot of my sites outta rank, and depended on the sub affiliates that are tiered under me to pay my rent, which they did, because it dawned on me earlier about the power of tiering, so I have always made sure that I advertise to get people tiered under me, with a good stable company to affiliate with.
Things are back to normal now. I just thank God for my sub affiliates, so I really believe that two tiered is the way to go if you are going to run an affiliate program, as it really helps those (the affiliates) that have put the time and effort into building your affiliate pool, and most of all, making sales for you.

Dave, as a full time affiliate marketer, I believe that having a two tiered program is a great incentive for other professional affiliates to consider when joining an affiliate progam.

[Dave Navarro]

Troy -

Thanks for your insight. What affiliate marketing manager program do you use?

[NetDebut]

[smithkarl]