Re: UKNM: Re: Opt-in email with OKMAIL?

[Andrew Petherick]

Partnerships like this are not just about revenue (although that's the main

reason we're all here in the first place!).  It's also about generating

increased data on the interests of your users, which can in turn be used to

alter any affiliate programmes towards their other interests and help you

achieve higher costs from your banner advertising.


----- Original Message -----

From: D.Dias <

ddiasbreakbeat [dot] co [dot] uk

>

To: <

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

>

Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 3:57 PM

Subject: Re: UKNM: Re: Opt-in email with OKMAIL?



> The question is: is it worth attempting to get your users to

> opt-in to receive third party email offers (which could potentially affect

> how your brand is perceived by your users) for the �45 per month?

>

> I'm afraid I remain cynical at this stage until I hear of sites earning

> 1000s of pounds from it...anybody care to share their success stories?

>

> D

>

> > Our experience sees us earning about $170 (approx. �45) per month.

> >

> > The ok-mail affiliate program is run through ukaffiliates.com and pays

10p

> > for each unique

> > subscriber. If we managed the same conversion rate we'd generate just

> > �14.00.



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