Travel Affiliates, residual income

[Soletrader]

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Affiliates shy of multi-tier affiliate schemes look away now.

In the last few days a leading Canadian travel company has launched their multi-tier commission travel affiliate scheme into Europe and the rest of the world.

If you would like some info send me a private message.

Thanks.

[Soletrader]

Common question so far:

Is it just Canadian holidays?
No, it's holidays around the world.

I've done a few price comparisons and the affiliate scheme seems to offer customers genuine savings of around 20-40% on the holiday accommodation deals I've looked at in Canada, Australia and the U.S. compared to prices on Expedia.co.uk. So, given the right promotion we could see good conversion rates.

[aus]

do you have anything else to offer this forum other than pushing multi-tier affiliate programs for your own gain?

[Soletrader]

I take it you do not consider telling people about new affiliate schemes on an affiliate forum to be relevant thing to do.

If I was only telling people what they already knew then I would consider that a far greater injustice.

In particular on this thread, I know this travel affiliate scheme has just launched in the UK and there are only about 30 active affiliates so far. I think it is important to let my fellow webmasters know about such an opportunity as hardly any of them are aware of it yet. With commissions of around £150 per customer, I'm sure more webmasters will be interested - but only if they have the chance to evaluate it first. I am not saying anyone has to join this affiliate scheme, mearly offering the information.

I would welcome people telling me about residual income plans I've not yet heard of - single tier or multi-tier (as I thank the affiliate who told me about this new deal).

I earn a good living both promoting standard affiliate deals and multi-tier deals. But obviously on a forum like this I am not going to show people how I make money in a single tier affialte plan. Why on earth would I teach someone I don't know how to compete with me?

[John]

Are you Missey in disguise?

[ianm]

Originally posted by John
Are you Missey in disguise?

Funny that John, that was exactly what I thought.

Seems to be a typical MLM attitude - expect people to help you but only help them if there's something in it for you.

[Rich]

Come on, you've been around here for long enough to know the rules: -

Affiliate URLs are not allowed anywhere on the forum without prior authorisation from the administrator.

The rule is there for lots of reasons, not least because reading threads like your last couple are a waste of time.

[ianm]

Ah but he's got a little trick to get round that - he invites people to pm him for more information.

[Rich]

... which I took as still part of the forum.

[Frostie]

I take it you do not consider telling people about new affiliate schemes on an affiliate forum to be relevant thing to do.

This confuses me.... as you are not telling us about a new scheme, you are telling us to PM you. Why not just tell us the name and add a link?

[ianm]

Originally posted by Frostie
This confuses me.... as you are not telling us about a new scheme, you are telling us to PM you. Why not just tell us the name and add a link?

Because he would be breaking the forum rules - it's a multi-tier scheme so he's trying to build his downline!

[watcher]

"Are you Missey in disguise? "

Missey - last post on 05/07/04
Soletrader - registered 05/07/04

!!

[Soletrader]

It's not rocket science is it?!

Life is such fun when you smile.

[drivetowin]

Oh gawd - now the finger of suspicion will be pointing at everyone who joined on the date of Mark Norville's last posting