Today is a great day, because I've reached 1000 signups. I regret not being there when it all started in november 2006, instead I learned about Agloco mid january. I've missed out on many signups, but I did my very best to catch up a little.
Most of my referral network consists of direct referrals, and not of the other 4 levels. For one, I haven't referred succesfull bloggers and webmasters that happen to have the resources to refer a lot of people themselves, which creates large networks especially for the one who referred the person in question. However, I consider the indirect referrals as a bonus, and I'm sure the future will bring a lot more.
May the referrals be with me and you.
I want to thank all people that have signed up under me, even if they don't see this message.
Friday, February 23, 2007
1000 signups!
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hi,
congrats on the astounding direct sign ups. Are this sign ups from blogs only? or what campaign do you use and where do you advertise. Please email me at zaphire97@gmail.com. Looking forward to it. Thank you.
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
Very nice, but could you give more feedback on how did you manage to recruit so much direct members ? :)
Any feedback is great and will help the entire AGLOCO Comunity => more money for each member.
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I'm sorry, I don't reveal my marketing tactics. Just know that I paid a lot of money for it. It will run out within a few days.
not even an email or PPC advertising? We're not here to steal your marketing tactics. A hint is already good you don't have to reveal all of it. Did you use PPC or email advertising that's it period.
I consider PPC very fraud-sensitive, I would never invest funds in it.
I've done some solo ad email advertising with e-zines, not much, maybe 2-3% of my referrals is from that. I even asked for refunds with all e-zines, because it delivered nothing opposed to the member base of sometimes 120K+.
What I did to get the other 97% of my referrals can't be explained in general, its to specific.
Hey... I just think you Agloco people are ignorant.
Just because you have a huge network, doesn't mean you will be rich, or make money.
It depends if Algloco can convert this huge network.
Do you think having a viewbar with ads is going to make money? Think about this. If I am an advertiser, would I want to advertise with Agloco, knowing that it is every Agloco users' interest to click it just for the money?
Advertisers want high returns on their investments. If Agloco cannot fulfill this, nobody is going to advertise with them.
And if nobody is going to advertise with them, means you Aglocans, have no revenue, no matter how many millions people in your network.
Agloco is stupid.
I agree fully with you, in fact, I'm currently building a website to attract the right crowd, not the money suckers.
Don't start swearing on me unless you know what I'm about man, I can't appreciate that.
However, I fully support your view on this matter, almost none of the Agloco members understand this concept, only the sceptics, which are probably right if only money suckers will use this service.
I'm actually glad to have such a comment on my blog. Two days I posted a comment like this on the Agloco company blog. You can find it there if you look carefully, in the latest blog post.
Dear agloco is stupid,
You got it totally wrong: payments to members are in no way based on clicks. A member could click Viewbar ads 1000 times or not at all; it won't change a thing. The amount of time surfed with the Viewbar on coupled with that of your downline are the only determining factors in payouts. Discount programs for purchases will also be a factor - but never simple clicks only.
Here is an article on the AGLOCO member calculator and what it means for members. And if you think AGLOCO will fail, read this first.
Andromedan - however you did it, awesome job. I have only 60 directs but my referrals are hot, and soon I'll catch you on top gun! (probably - but once your downline wakes up when the Viewbar is out you'll probably bury me!)
Something I use that seems to work: social networking sites like MySpace. Folks on here seem to do well at referring people since they will at least post their referral link for all their friends to click on.
Catch you later - nice blog concept "Agloco Fiction". Strange but memorable!
Michael
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