TicketMaster (US) Program

[Lemley]

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Just a quick, last question is it allowed to have more than one account with buy.at at the same time to manage different campaigns????

[CharlieCalabrese]

Affiliates are, of course, welcome to have more than one account with buy.at.

However, you will require a second email address, as addresses cannot be replicated in our system, and a new user name (handle), as these cannot be duplicated either.

It should also be noted, that you do not NEED to have a separate account to handle different campaigns, all campaigns can be run from a single account. But as always, each user has their own style and is welcome to sign up to the network with a secondary account.



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[Lemley]

Hey guyz

just a quick question, what does appraisal date means in reports? It can be checked out when we click customize report.

[Sproates]

Hey guyz

just a quick question, what does appraisal date means in reports? It can be checked out when we click customize report.

It's the date at which a transaction last changed in status or value. Usually, this means the date when a transaction was approved.

[Lemley]

Oh ok, thanks as always..

[Lemley]

I just have a quick question, if I simply promote a link (below), I'll get commission on any sale made on Ticketmaster for as long as my cookie is saved and not just the first event, correct?? Let me know. Thanks.

Sample link:
Perfiliate

[Sproates]

I just have a quick question, if I simply promote a link (below), I'll get commission on any sale made on Ticketmaster for as long as my cookie is saved and not just the first event, correct?? Let me know. Thanks.

Sample link:
Perfiliate

Hi Lemley,

You are 100% correct.

[Lemley]

I just want to confirm a bit more by explaining it a bit more.. FOr e.g. there are 10 events on TM at one time, a user followed my affiliate link (universal, not a deep link) and didn't purchase anything at that time..

Within 45 days, this happens..
He came back one day and bought a US Open ticket..
Then he came back after a week or so and purchase a ticket for Britney Spears concert,
then, some other event..

Will I be credited for all the events or just the US open one??

Because, i just received an email from TM suggesting me to promote the deep links, I just thought, if the promotions, I am doing are good.. Let me know.

[Sproates]

I just want to confirm a bit more by explaining it a bit more.. FOr e.g. there are 10 events on TM at one time, a user followed my affiliate link (universal, not a deep link) and didn't purchase anything at that time..

Within 45 days, this happens..
He came back one day and bought a US Open ticket..
Then he came back after a week or so and purchase a ticket for Britney Spears concert,
then, some other event..

Will I be credited for all the events or just the US open one??

Because, i just received an email from TM suggesting me to promote the deep links, I just thought, if the promotions, I am doing are good.. Let me know.

It would depend on the timing of these things happening, as the cookie period for Ticketmaster is 30 days; you will only be credited for a sale if it occurs within 30 days of the click.

However, it would not matter whether the click was on a deep link or the standard affiliate link, as the cookie is the same in both cases - only the URL the affiliate is directed to is different.

So, in your example, you would be credited for both the US open sale and the Britney sale, as well as any other sales, as long as these sales were within 30 days of the original click, regardless of the type of link.

I hope that clarifies things.

[Lemley]

Great!! Yes, this did clarify things... Thanks.