SteadyNiche: win $5 per referral!

[Cube'd]

http://www.steadyniche.com/affiliates.php

Check our affiliate system! For every license sold, referred by you, you'll receive $5, or even $10 (for copyright removal licenses). Try now!

 

[-Mahi-]

Hey Cube can you explain me in details please. How can I earn $5 to $10?

 

[babydomains]

hello friend i am also interested in this earnings. what kind of sites does it accepts. can i signup with a blog? are there any rules that we will recieve a payment only after some number of sales happens.

 

[nielsencl]

When someone gives you a link, you might want to use it since it should answer most of your questions...

The affiliate program looks ok, but the product they are selling looks an awlful lot like that RSSMini.com has been offering for over a year and it's free.

 

[Cube'd]

Just refer some clients! When a client finish the payment processing, he must add to the paypal notes that you had referred him. Eg.: John tells Jack to check SteadyNiche. Jack buys SteadyNiche. Jack, when buying, insert in paypal notes that John@Johnemail.com has referred him. John receive 5$.



You can participate with everythig. Just send us a message (cubevisions@gmail.com) saying that you want to participate. And, about restrictions and limits, READ CAREFULLY the affiliates page. There, you can read:

PS: To win a free copy of SteadyNiche, you need a total of 30$ in referrals.

PS²: To receive your money, you need a total of, at least, 50$ in referrals.

Well, mate. The RSSMini script is waaaaaay too diferent. Just the concept may be the same. Check out the features and the demos and compare for yourself.

 

[nielsencl]

To be fair, I just checked out a second demo. I don't see how it's waaaaaay different. It has a couple of different menu items that have been added, other than that, what is the difference?

Can you provide any examples of sites that have some PageRank that use this?

Also, any affiliate program where the buyer has to say who sent them is not going to be popular. You shoulc consider using cookies to track buyers for your affiliates, in my opinion...

Ok, I just saw your nice response to my post at thread about the product. Let's have any discussion about it over there and not here. This is just about your affiliate program.

 

[Cube'd]

About the affiliate program: i prefer to use this simple way because we don't have too much members participating, and, i don't plan to give money to visits, only for sellings. I hope in the future, with more members, i will develop a better affiliate system.

 

[nielsencl]

You may want to ask some of the people here that seem interested if they are willing to join an affiliate program that is counting on the memory of others for them to get paid. It may work ok where people are refering friends, but when referring strangers, I don't think it will work well ( I am only trying to be helpful for both you and your affiliates).

 

[-Mahi-]

Hey Cube I saw all demo all demo are same only titles are different. :embarrassed: Your SteadyNiche packages price so high. "Only $5,00 per installation". :crying:
Can I see live site demo which one using your package?

 

[Cube'd]

Titles different? Did you really look at the demos? All the module pages? The entire content is different.

If you want some live sites, just search for "powered by steadyniche" on google.

 

[-Mahi-]

If you want some live sites, just search for "powered by steadyniche" on google.

So you don't even want to show is any demo. You know demos and we don't but it is too much for you to even show us some of the demo. I also think if I sent my visitors on your site and if 100 people buy it 99 will not write that i have reffered them so this is not good affiliate program. you affiliate system sucks. i am knowing rules of nameslot.com but your affiliate program really sucks and so telling the truth is not same as hijacking someone's thread.

 

[Cube'd]

Did you saw the website, at least? There are 5 different demos.

http://www.steadyniche.com/demo.php

And if your search for "powered by SteadyNiche" on google, you'll find real websites powered by SteadyNiche.

 

[nielsencl]

There are demos on their site as he says, and a search in Google will show up several sites, but I checked almost all of them and they are on the same IP address as their main site, except for two of them which seem to be customer owned.

 

[Cube'd]

Most of the websites are hosted using SteadyNiche hosting plan for 5$ per month that allows you to host up to 10 websites.

 

[Randall]

Hello Cube'd I am feeling that the things are very rough here.

But please believe me I can guarantee that our community is the most friendliest one.

They might be asking questions but it is for your good in this cases.

I know providing a hosting to your clients is not bad. But you might also want to check out our tips and techniques section and Search engines section.

Same I.P.'s, Similar scripts this all can raise a red flag in the search engine index.

Still it is your business and you can run it anyway. Thought would mention some things to you.

Thanks.

 

[nielsencl]

Well, the domains are ALSO all registed to the same person with a hidden whois....?

 

[Cube'd]

If anyone is thinking that i'm selling stolen software, those people should really look at the big differences between the scripts mentioned (SteadyNiche vs. RSSMini). Just the concept may be the same. The coding is completely different, and so are the features.

If anyone doubts of my reputation, should take a look at the SteadyNiche testimonials and my PayPal (cubevisions@gmail.com) rep points. I'm also a verified user.

 

[nielsencl]

I don't think anyone is thinking you have "stolen" any software. I DID think you were using what RSSMini had, but they are using a free script that someone else wrote for their RSS content anyway, so no big deal if you were!

Most people don't believe testimonials to start with, and the ones you have don't sound right to me. One example is that I asked you about the testimonial from the guy that bought your script 3 months ago. You told me that he bought if from your site, yet your domain was only registered June 29, 2007?

I also don't doubt your PayPal reputation, since it would be foolish to take risks with that, but that does not mean your scripts are going to earn as much money as in indicated by the information and testimonials on your site.

I think your site is misleading and contains things that are half true or untrue (compliant code). I am hoping that you can correct these things that I find bothersome. If not, that is your choice.

If you are going to say the code is compliant, then make sure it is compliant. If the code is compliant with extra payment, then say that.

If the sites generate traffic and income, then give some accurate indication of what that will be for people. Then not only will I stop bugging you about these things, I may even help you find customers and not as an affiliate.

 

[nick]

I think the affiliate system you are talking is fully one sided. I cannot imagine someone out of 1000's clicking on my links and then purchasing that script and then also posting a comment in paypal note. I think you want to keep that kind of system so you don't have to pay affiliate but can leech in the traffic and sales.

That is the only reason I can make out of the system for affiliates you are running right now.