Hi,
I'm not going to offend anyone or anything like that. After several years in affiliate marketing industry I've learned that "borrowing" others creatives, landing pages, etc. are just a part of the game and is considered normal.
I don't want to publicly call the names, but the story is like this. I've registered this morning with traffic source XXX, and few hours later got a phone call from tracker YYY offering their services to expand my business. The same was with affiliate network ZZZ about a year or two ago, direct Skype contact from the same tracker YYY sales rep a day after registration. I've never registered at tracker YYY itself (and never will), and don't recall providing my phone number to any of these parties.
Of course this could be a coincidence, but still I usually don't get calls like this.
I'm just curious how acceptable and widespread is sharing contact data of affiliates between sources/networks/trackers? Should I be worried, or just accept and
I'm not going to offend anyone or anything like that. After several years in affiliate marketing industry I've learned that "borrowing" others creatives, landing pages, etc. are just a part of the game and is considered normal.
I don't want to publicly call the names, but the story is like this. I've registered this morning with traffic source XXX, and few hours later got a phone call from tracker YYY offering their services to expand my business. The same was with affiliate network ZZZ about a year or two ago, direct Skype contact from the same tracker YYY sales rep a day after registration. I've never registered at tracker YYY itself (and never will), and don't recall providing my phone number to any of these parties.
Of course this could be a coincidence, but still I usually don't get calls like this.
I'm just curious how acceptable and widespread is sharing contact data of affiliates between sources/networks/trackers? Should I be worried, or just accept and
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