Easely increase CB Gravity

[abbesnetwork]

Hi,

Interesting fact i found today. It looks like some clickbank vendors use some kind of script that do the following thing:

if the visitor comes from no affiliate link, on the clickbank orderform is automaticly assingned some affiliate id from an array in the script. This means that every sale is made, theoreticly is made through an affiliate link witch leads to increase gravity wich leads to more affiliates...and so on.

Interesting, huh..?!?

So.. who know more about this?

[abbesnetwork]

i will respond myself easyclickmate

[Victor.C. Richefeller]

@ Razvan,

I'm just hearing of this concept for the very first time, but if it's true and it does work, I guess one can't help but salute the spirit, brilliance and ingenuity of the creators of such a script. I know, we can call it cheating, but I've seen a lot in the IM industry and the real world itself, honestly it is a tough world, the game is not fair and the laws of the jungle prevails, either you eat them or they eat you.

Let's take a look at exit pop-ups, I for one, I detest exit pop-ups with a PassioN (emphasis on the capital P and N), but, deep in my heart I do respect the beautiful minds behind such an idea, lovely concept "Take No prisoners", "By All Means Necessary, Make Them Type In Those Credit Card Details", times are tough and unlike Bank of America or Goldman Sachs, you're not going to end up getting $1, talk less of billions of dollars as bail out from Barack Obama, if your IM product launch leaves you clinging at the helms of bankruptcy with mounting bills staring you in the eyes.

So you see, I can give a tought to your assertion.

[Mike Merz]

easyClickMate was developed by Adrian Ling 8 years ago to allow CB Merchants the ability to manage their CB campaigns and sell multiple CB products from one account ... not game the system, I assure you. If it is happening, it's unintentional.

Cheers,

Mike

[abbesnetwork]

@ Razvan,
...I know, we can call it cheating...

is not actualy cheating...giving the comission to one of your top affiliates as bonus..is not wrong...eather you increase your CB gravity artificialy. And...the bad fact is that most affiliates still looking for gravity..even if they don't know pretty well how exactly is calculated.

the bad thing will be to use your own aff accounts in this manner to increase the grav.

[abbesnetwork]

@Mike..
I know, but it cand be done...and is not a cheating of the sistem...and more..i found out that a lot of vendors use this system. will be fair as a vendor create 10 cb accounts and use PPC to hes ownaff id-s to increase grav? this is bad..and this is used to...
but..nothing is perfect and any system has it's leaks

[paulbarrs]

What you say doesn't make sense - as I've often had people purchase product without going to an affiliate link and no 'affiliate get's paid for it, nor credited to it.

[side thought - or do you mean to say that it only happens with that script. Oh. OK).

But just between me and you, I'd rather get paid the full sale value of any sales on my products that I generate myself than have them given away to some affiliate that didn't do the work for it.

Paul Barrs

[abbesnetwork]

But just between me and you, I'd rather get paid the full sale value of any sales on my products that I generate myself than have them given away to some affiliate that didn't do the work for it.

Hey Paul,

you see...you win on short term some money but, crediting some aff with your own leads >> increase cb gravity>>> have most exposure>>most aff are looking for gravity in clickbank>>>more aff will promote your product >>> on long term is a winning tactic

[Rob Toth]

"the bad thing will be to use your own aff accounts in this manner to increase the grav. "

Which is precisely what happens.

This and other self-purchase tactics have been "taught" for years now in the CB product launch communities.

[earnme97]

Hey

I have never heard of this function. But since Mike said that EasyClickMate has been there since 8 years, that means it is legal.

Yea, vendors will loose money and not get the full sale. True!



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