ajlancer
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Razzy I see your point for sure. But double the price?
If I was new to SEO work and didn't know what was a market related price and purchased from a cloned site and then found SeoClerks I would be upset. It would seem to me to be a little dishonest, that's just the way I would feel. Like I had been conned.
People buying and reselling has been going on for ages yes, I agree and there is nothing wrong with this in principle. It is more the fact that the price is literally double that I have an issue with. Each person adds on their little bit when reselling yes... but double??
Ok so I haven't bought from a cloned site so it is not a problem for me.... :)
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TommyCarey
It's all marketing. People who own the sister sites are trying to make money just like you are. They pay for the promotion of those websites and in turn get a cut of the profits if they make a sale. It's more like a reseller service except they don't have to manage the orders or be a middle man. I guess you can call those websites "super affiliate reseller websites" because their only job is to build a traffic stream to the websites and get sign ups and sales.
There are thousands of people who put up their own websites and resell services, it's been done for years. I do it with plenty of my own websites, I'll put up a service and market it, when I get a sale I'll outsource it to the people I got the idea from. When the company I outsourced to is finished they will send me a report and then I send it to my client. I'll only work with companies that give me reports that I can white label myself. I even use third party services on my websites that allow me to white label audit reports
This type of business model is pretty awesome because you only pay for something after you make a sale. As for the sister sites, that's normal as well since it's like a super affiliate reseller. If they thought the price was too high they wouldn't have purchased in the first place. To me it sounds like the buyer just wanted a free service and was using a sister site as an excuse. It sounds like they purchased from the sister website and after they got their report they realized that there was this marketplace called SeoClerks that offered the same service for half the price. It's all marketing. People who own the sister sites are trying to make money just like you are. They pay for the promotion of those websites and in turn get a cut of the profits if they make a sale. It's more like a reseller service except they don't have to manage the orders or be a middle man. I guess you can call those websites "super affiliate reseller websites" because their only job is to build a traffic stream to the websites and get sign ups and sales. There are thousands of people who put up their own websites and resell services, it's been done for years. I do it with plenty of my own websites, I'll put up a service and market it, when I get a sale I'll outsource it to the people I got the idea from. When the company I outsourced to is finished they will send me a report and then I send it to my client. I'll only work with companies that give me reports that I can white label myself. I even use third party services on my websites that allow me to white label audit reports :D This type of business model is pretty awesome because you only pay for something after you make a sale. As for the sister sites, that's normal as well since it's like a super affiliate reseller.
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