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Jim_Gunn · 06-08-2009, 08:20 AM

I think I know the answer to this, but I wanted to hear from some others if they have done this and how it worked out. Let's say that you are an affiliate for a sponsor that has nice content, but you don't like their tour at all for whatever reason. Is it possible to essentially design your own tour for the sponsor site on your own domain looking completely differently than their official tour and put the 'join now' links right on your own site that lead directly to their CCBill join page, bypassing their lame tour entirely? Assume the sponsor was willing to let you do this because you know the niche and have been sending them signups. One could put the links to the generic looking CCBill forms for credit card, pay by check, Euro debit and pay by phone and send the traffic directly there, right?

Have I overlooked any technical hurdles? And has anyone tried this with any success?

06-08-2009, 08:20 AM
Jim_Gunn Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Where The Teens Are Posts: 5,702	Can affiliates send traffic directly to a sponsor's CCBill join page? I think I know the answer to this, but I wanted to hear from some others if they have done this and how it worked out. Let's say that you are an affiliate for a sponsor that has nice content, but you don't like their tour at all for whatever reason. Is it possible to essentially design your own tour for the sponsor site on your own domain looking completely differently than their official tour and put the 'join now' links right on your own site that lead directly to their CCBill join page, bypassing their lame tour entirely? Assume the sponsor was willing to let you do this because you know the niche and have been sending them signups. One could put the links to the generic looking CCBill forms for credit card, pay by check, Euro debit and pay by phone and send the traffic directly there, right? Have I overlooked any technical hurdles? And has anyone tried this with any success?