Comments on: Cashback Fight Back – Bring On The 110percenters! http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/cashback/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters-375.htm Online blog of Jason Dale, co-director of Loquax. My views on affiliate marketing, running a website and anything else that seems appropriate! Mon, 05 Sep 2011 14:55:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Winston http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/cashback/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters-375.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-46631 Winston Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:28:47 +0000 http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/2008/02/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters.html#comment-46631 It's all getting a bit silly! At some point a critical mass of internet buyers will start using the sites and they become a pain rather than a help. Customers will have an extra step in any internet transaction. Rather than go straight to the merchant we all have to go via the cash back sites to get the expected price. At that point I'll start using merchants that just lower their prices by 5% percent (or whatever) from the go. Bring back one click shopping! It’s all getting a bit silly! At some point a critical mass of internet buyers will start using the sites and they become a pain rather than a help. Customers will have an extra step in any internet transaction. Rather than go straight to the merchant we all have to go via the cash back sites to get the expected price. At that point I’ll start using merchants that just lower their prices by 5% percent (or whatever) from the go. Bring back one click shopping!

]]> By: Froggybank Spawns Another 100% Cashback Site | One Little Duck - Affiliate Blog http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/cashback/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters-375.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-34381 Froggybank Spawns Another 100% Cashback Site | One Little Duck - Affiliate Blog Thu, 17 Apr 2008 10:43:33 +0000 http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/2008/02/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters.html#comment-34381 [...] months after Rpoints and Greasypalm joined the 100% cashback arena with their new offerings, eDeals have entered the fray by spawning a new site called Froggybank. The words 100% cashback and [...] [...] months after Rpoints and Greasypalm joined the 100% cashback arena with their new offerings, eDeals have entered the fray by spawning a new site called Froggybank. The words 100% cashback and [...]

]]> By: Shane http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/cashback/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters-375.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-31517 Shane Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:00:59 +0000 http://www.onelittleduck.co.uk/2008/02/cashback-fight-back-bring-on-the-110percenters.html#comment-31517 Thought provoking post Jason, the 100% cashback model is something that's been bugging me for a while now so any advance on that is just insane, I've been biting my tongue as what I think will not be well recieved so I won't go too into here but these 100% sites are haemoragging commissions out of the bottom end, making a small slice of cash off the top whilst the networks, agencies and merchants, happily bank the same as they always did. But there is at least one loser (at times) in the cashback side of the affiliate game as SOME of their sales are at the expense of other affiliates sites, pay per click bills, email marketing etc. as in some cases a sale made there is due to other affiliate action on PPC, Email or Content where the seed of a sale is planted and then the cashback member pops off to login and buy via their chosen site. Prompted by your post, I'll bash my thoughts into coherent paragraphs over the next few days and upset the 100%/ cashback site owners glorious dolby surround sound then methinks :) Thought provoking post Jason, the 100% cashback model is something that’s been bugging me for a while now so any advance on that is just insane, I’ve been biting my tongue as what I think will not be well recieved so I won’t go too into here but these 100% sites are haemoragging commissions out of the bottom end, making a small slice of cash off the top whilst the networks, agencies and merchants, happily bank the same as they always did.

But there is at least one loser (at times) in the cashback side of the affiliate game as SOME of their sales are at the expense of other affiliates sites, pay per click bills, email marketing etc. as in some cases a sale made there is due to other affiliate action on PPC, Email or Content where the seed of a sale is planted and then the cashback member pops off to login and buy via their chosen site.

Prompted by your post, I’ll bash my thoughts into coherent paragraphs over the next few days and upset the 100%/ cashback site owners glorious dolby surround sound then methinks :)

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