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Following this thread https://www.gpwa.org/forum/first-cli...ck-217248.html it seems most of us agree that Last Click is fairest and this is what the majority of programs use, I would like to start this thread to name the programs that use first click...
So far ....
William Hill/Affutd
Affactive
please add to the list guys and can you edit the title of this thread please! Just noticed I wrote last instead of first in the title :no:
"can you edit the title of this thread please! Just noticed I wrote last instead of first in the title"
Well, ...
Somebody should start to show a forum colleague, who opens an interesting thread like this one, respect and donate him some minutes for an answer.
I will give you something for your list like YOU want it ("I would like to start this thread to name the programs that use first click"), FIRST click:
Affiliate Club
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 year
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
RevenueJet Affiliates
Tracking Cookie Duration: 4 months
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Intertops
Tracking Cookie Duration: 30 days
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Affiliates UnitedQuote:
Originally Posted by F-L-C
Tracking Cookie Duration: 3 days
Affactive
Tracking Cookie Duration: 9 months
[Based on my latest information]
Have a good time.
Leopold
I dont agree on last click, at least not with many of the programs. Yes, if you dominate google, it would be great to get the last click, especially for programs that ask for a bonuscode when you sign up (and dont show the bonuscode by default as bet365 does).
In my opinion, way to many sites have to many obstacles in the sign up process, that send the user back to google to click on a new link. I dont think that is fair, but mabye im alone on that one :)
The problem is that if some uses cleaner or any spyware the first cookie is gone anyway. Companies like. Cleaner should educate people on what cookies really are.
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TheDane,
The more an affiliate dominates Google, the more advantage they have by the first click (non over-writeable) cookie.
Maybe an example will help:
Affiliate #A sends 10 visitors to Casino#1
Affiliate #B sends 3 visitors to Casino #1 (all 3 of those visitors had previously visited using Affiliate #A link) and those 3 sign up.
In a non over-writeable cookie situation (within cookie time frame) using first click situation Affiliate #A gets the credit.
In an over-writeable cookie situation, using last click method, Affiliate #B gets the credit.
My opinion is, that in the situation outlined above Affiliate #B closed the sale, since they signed up during the second visit. If Affiliate #A had made the sale, they would have signed up then.
This is one of those things that we end up debating here at the GPWA on a semi-frequent basis, and a number of affiliates have different reasons for why they feel one method is better than the other.
Rick
Universal4
That is a good point Edgar, but the MEDIA companies, as well as the malware companies, the browser clean up companies, and let's not forget the privacy nuts all got the general public believing that cookies are such a bad thing.
Only after they start trying to monetize their little blog site or their own websites do they gain understanding and learn that without cookies they will be far less successful, and the more people use browser and cache cleaners the lower their incomes will be.
Rick
Universal4
"I would like to start this thread to name the programs that use first click"
"name the programs"
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Dear reader,
in the 1st two posts of this thread with the quintessence "name the programs that use first click" you will find names. Scroll up to make notes.
I will continue today with naming "programs that use first click", that obviously is F-L-C's wish and the motive to open this thread.
Star Partner
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 day
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Revenue Giants
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 day
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Referback
Tracking Cookie Duration: 10 years https://www.gpwa.org/forum/images/im..._lachtot-1.gifhttps://www.gpwa.org/forum/images/im...headbash-1.gif
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
[Based on my latest information]
Leopold
Those one day cookies need addressed.
Good afternoon,
I will add some more programs "that use first click referral" today to F-L-C's list.
Red Returns
Tracking Cookie Duration: 30 days
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
NetoPartners
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 day
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
BetCruise
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 year
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
[Based on my latest information]
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Leopold
ActiveWins
Tracking Cookie Duration: 30 days
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Noxwin Affiliate
Tracking Cookie Duration: 1 year
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
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And here comes this year's "Hangman Award" winner:
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Ace Revenue
Tracking Cookie Duration: No expiration date https://www.gpwa.org/forum/images/im...4/8x8spu-1.gifhttps://www.gpwa.org/forum/images/im.../2uoklew-1.gif
Tracking Cookies Overwritten: No, earliest referrer receives credit
Congratulations!
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[Based on my latest information]
Leopold
wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roulette Zeitung
Yes, cookie terms are a real eye opener at times aren't they?
So that guy that sent a bazillion hits last year should still get credit even if the visitor comes to your site and spends 15 minutes reading your reviews and you close the sale and send him over to convert....
NOT!
Rick
Universal4