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[slotplayer]

Actually, I think hes trying to be helpful. And, I can see some merit in it.

One form, you click the programs you want. You enter desired username. You enter a temp password (which you then need to change at all the sites) - but if you don' t do anything with the program you don't have too.... it gives Andy credit, saves us time. The only reason I'd MAYBE shy from it is I like to negotiate with programs before signing up.

But you can always negotiate before making a program live. In short, I'd probably use that tool everyone else seem to think is worthless. I'm busy. It would probably save us a lot of time.

I do not know Mr. CasinoonFire, but by the looks of his usage of frames, etc on his website indicates he's a newbie, not a spammer. Just my two cents. Welcome to the board CasinosOnFire.... don't let me down for sticking up for you.

I was thinking he might be a newbie also. It is certainly looks like something a newbie would due. I just didn't post it at the time as I was in a bit of a rush.

 

[AussieDave]

I do not know Mr. CasinoonFire, but by the looks of his usage of frames, etc on his website indicates he's a newbie, not a spammer. Just my two cents.

Maybe he is a newbie, though I tend to side with the other members on this one and here's why...

Content belonging to inspiration was hijacked (iframed) by this guy in 2015. Multiple take-down requests were ignored. Inspiration had to contact a program partner, to contact CasinoonFire, to have his copyrighted content removed. Obviously that lesson; don't steal other people's content, didn't sink in...

CasinoonFire's next stunt... use the AGD certified Seal (on site) and hijack (iframe) the AGD forum. The tag Title of that page, used speicific AGD keywords - they were hardcoded into that meta data.

When he was here last week, he placed a hidden link back to his site. Was told "don't do that"... So what's he do, he's allowed back into the fold and then does it again - pointed out by DaftDog above which again shows a page (hxxp://casinoonfire.com/affiliate/dashboard.html) which CasinoOnFire has again hijacked multiple aff program sites this time.

To me, that points to someone who know's exactly what they're doing. It's kinda like giving people the BIG bird!

As much as I don't agree with the ruling on this matter (imo cases like this should be put to vote), because again imo the common good of ALL AGD members is at risk here. However the fact is, it's Andy's forum and it's his choice to ban or whatever.

I'll end this by saying...

If any of my copyrighted content ends up on any of these multiple iframe sites, it wont be pretty CasinoOnFire (aka Francis, Frank).

 

[slotplayer]

One form, you click the programs you want. You enter desired username. You enter a temp password (which you then need to change at all the sites) - but if you don' t do anything with the program you don't have too.... it gives Andy credit, saves us time. The only reason I'd MAYBE shy from it is I like to negotiate with programs before signing up.

Now that I think of it this idea is similar to how it was done in affiliate retail via affiliate management programs like Commission Junction, BeFree, Linkshare and the old Performics (that Google bought and eventually closed).

You would join the affiliate management program, select all the merchant affiliate programs you wanted to join, wait for approval and then once approved have access to all the marketing material and stats in one central location. The only difference is the affiliate management program would send the payment. Years ago I joined Casino on the Net, Pacific Poker via BeFree.

 

[AussieDave]

You would join the affiliate management program, select all the merchant affiliate programs you wanted to join, wait for approval and then once approved have access to all the marketing material and stats in one central location. The only difference is the affiliate management program would send the payment.

There's a few similar setups like this in the mainstream aff market. Places like APD (formerly Affiliate Monster). You basically signup for an account and then select which programs you want to promote. Though as far as I'm aware (unless it's changed), commission payments are paid by the Network, not each individual program to the affiliate.

It's not a bad concept, albeit with pros and cons.

 

[inspiration]

Actually, I think hes trying to be helpful. And, I can see some merit in it.
I do not know Mr. CasinoonFire, but by the looks of his usage of frames, etc on his website indicates he's a newbie, not a spammer. Just my two cents. Welcome to the board CasinosOnFire.... don't let me down for sticking up for you.

This person is ignoring all of our comments and also linking to his site.

He just frames sites and that is it, nothing else will come from him.

If you want to be politically correct give this creep another chance, but I have warned all of you this guy is trouble.

 

[casinoonfire]

This person is ignoring all of our comments and also linking to his site.

He just frames sites and that is it, nothing else will come from him.

If you want to be politically correct give this creep another chance, but I have warned all of you this guy is trouble.

Hi Inspiration , Please provide me the URL of the page that you believe your content have been hijack ... remember that every webmaster is able to control that are site is available via iframe.

 

[casinoonfire]

Actually, I think hes trying to be helpful. And, I can see some merit in it.

One form, you click the programs you want. You enter desired username. You enter a temp password (which you then need to change at all the sites) - but if you don' t do anything with the program you don't have too.... it gives Andy credit, saves us time. The only reason I'd MAYBE shy from it is I like to negotiate with programs before signing up.

But you can always negotiate before making a program live. In short, I'd probably use that tool everyone else seem to think is worthless. I'm busy. It would probably save us a lot of time.

I do not know Mr. CasinoonFire, but by the looks of his usage of frames, etc on his website indicates he's a newbie, not a spammer. Just my two cents. Welcome to the board CasinosOnFire.... don't let me down for sticking up for you.

WCD... Thanks ,

it is true that it would be difficult to negotiate in this case....

 

[slotplayer]

Hi Inspiration , Please provide me the URL of the page that you believe your content have been hijack ... remember that every webmaster is able to control that are site is available via iframe.

That's not how you do it, its the easy way out and doesn't sit well with other webmasters.
The correct you do it is, join the programs, write a review about the programs and use a sub affiliate link. You know this.

 

[casinoonfire]

That's not how you do it, its the easy way out and doesn't sit well with other webmasters.
The correct you do it is, join the programs, write a review about the programs and use a sub affiliate link. You know this.

why do like other sites. Not worth it not better to be different

 

[casinoonfire]

If we remain in relation to the thread...

what could improve AGD ? what would be the best update to contribute to AGD ?

 

[slotplayer]

why do like other sites. Not worth it not better to be different

please don't spin, that's why WCD said you maybe a newbie, that's how newbies do it, so its not different. anyone who's been around for years like most of these members has seen it done a 100 times like that. It's not cool.

 

[casinoonfire]

please don't spin, that's why WCD said you maybe a newbie, that's how newbies do it, so its not different. anyone who's been around for years like most of these members has seen it done a 100 times like that. It's not cool.

could you tell me what I did to you? What is the problem, this is not related to the thread.... ?

 

[casinoonfire]

AS an idea like others, I noticed that several affiliations program have a facebook page, it would be good to see the number of official LIKE Each one of AGD certification programs.

This would increase the reputation of these programs as well as that of AGD

 

[casinoonfire]

another idea like so many others, it would be fantastic if the AGD forum has a section dedicated exclusively to video and multimedia content.

For many internet search user that kind of multimedia contain, and it is difficult to find through all the thread.

 

[casinoonfire]

For our part, we work and we contacted several writers to succeed in creating more juicy contain to our website in the near future. According to your suggestions, thank you

 

[RyanWeb]

I have considered that, to be honest. Not a simple concept, but it is possible.

Possibly a step in the right direction.. I don't know if this would be helpful or not, but worth taking a look at. I came across this when I was trying to integrate a single sign-in between an XenForo forum and wordpress site a while back.. Looks like its open source: auth0.com/docs/sso/single-sign-on

That may allow a user to be signed into every aff program automatically once signed into AGD.. I wouldn't know how you could craft it to allow registration to a program with a click of a button, but that could be super convenient and could really up your sub affiliate campaign.

 

[slotplayer]

could you tell me what I did to you? What is the problem, this is not related to the thread.... ?

you did nothing to me, but I don't like it when you try and sell me. I'm done with it.

 

[casinoonfire]

another idea like so many others, it would be fantastic if the AGD forum has a section dedicated exclusively to video and multimedia content.

For many internet search user that kind of multimedia contain, and it is difficult to find through all the thread.

what could improve AGD ? what would be the best update to contribute to AGD ?
Any suggestions ?

 

[slotplayer]

There's a few similar setups like this in the mainstream aff market. Places like APD (formerly Affiliate Monster). You basically signup for an account and then select which programs you want to promote. Though as far as I'm aware (unless it's changed), commission payments are paid by the Network, not each individual program to the affiliate.

It's not a bad concept, albeit with pros and cons.

yes I meant the Network cuts the payment checks/wires and not the individual programs.