This is a simple poll to gauge importance of printing and or saving an excel document or PDF of your monthly statistics with a given program. Please feel free to elaborate below.
Thanks,
Jason
Yes I save a screenshot.
Yes I save information to an excel or other document for my records.
I print and file a hard copy.
No, I dont.
This is a simple poll to gauge importance of printing and or saving an excel document or PDF of your monthly statistics with a given program. Please feel free to elaborate below.
Thanks,
Jason
Yes I do save stat information and take the time to mathematically analyze. This would be from the program stats. Then I have two separate stat databases these I consider my true stats. I compare my true stats with program stats calculate the margin of error. Based on this comparison it tells me lots of things.
greek39
Last edited by pgaming; 1 September 2010 at 1:05 pm.
Greek39
I think once a site gets bigger it would be a great idea to save the information but for the most part its not needed. However I do see some affiliate programs that only let you go back a couple months worth of stats so with those I would print something off regardless of how busy a site may be.
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For me it depends on the affiliate management software. I mostly work with IncomeAccess, which has the stats available whenever I want to analyze it.
I do make spread sheets so I can compare different brands. I have always found the cross performance analysis very interesting. The only problem is that it's not always easy to find the same detailed variables for each program.
I put everything in a spreadsheet to track performance and so I can easily go back and state what I earned what months if needed to prove payments etc....
I do take screen shots of stats of some programs, but funny thing is the few times I should have and didn't are the times things have gone missing...
Rick
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I appreciate the participation so far. If you can add to this poll, I encourage you to please do so.
Much appreciated!
Jason
I do use a spreadsheet, especially to have stats of sign ups and revenues.
I've started keeping a spreadsheet with impressions/clicks/dl's/registrations for statistical purposes, but I'm thinking it probably would be useful to start taking screenshots as well, just in case![]()
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