January 18, 2010

Godaddy discount codes 30% off Renewal and Registration

Now with no $3 or $5 .com registration codes for Godaddy Renewal or Registration

Here is one for $6.99 plus $0.18 tax so $7.17 in total

DNF5 works for .com registration and renewal

A bit better off than their banners which gives you $7.49


Go Daddy $7.49 .com sale

January 8, 2010

eBay Partner Network earning recording problems

Don't know if my previous post on the eBay affiliate new payment system was the cause.

A month after my last post on ebay. click HERE

I also had an email explaining their tracking problem since starting the new payment system, so I guess they had seen my post.

My account started recording earnings again, so I guess eBay is back in the game.

They seem to have a bug shown by Google Chrome as well, and now it still looks weird.

November 27, 2009

Godaddy discount code Black Friday $4 domain registration


Domain register : www.GoDaddy.com 

Discount code : cjcBLACK09
Type of discount : 1 year $4 .com registration or transfer, can only be use once per customer, check or credit card payments only. In relation to rumours you might have heard it doesn't work for any other TLDs

Discount code : goaz006c
Type of discount : Unlimited $6.99 .com registration only

Discount code : gdr1163
Type of discount : Unlimited $6.99 .net registration and renewal

FYI .info is now only 79 cents to reg adding on the tax it's less than a dollar so hurry!

November 21, 2009

Godaddy discount code 5 Dollars domain registration



Domain register : www.GoDaddy.com 
Discount code : GRAVITY1
Type of discount : 1 year $5 .com registration, can only be use once per customer, check or credit card payments only.

eBay Partner Network Publisher Survey - My Answers

Here is my anwser to one of the question from eBay's publisher's survey:

Q: If there is one change that could be made to ePN which would cause you to increase your share of efforts with ePN, what would it be?

Please be as specific as possible

A: eBay should be paying more to small website owners, I used to receive an avgerage of £1 a week for my site from sales, avgerage 10,000 visitors per month.

Now no matter how many clicks I get the revenue is zero. I know it's nothing compare to the big guys, but it did gave me an incentive to promote eBay.

Now me and many other website owners i know are planning to give it up, as we're not getting rewarded for our efforts.

If you do your maths, before the change from payment per sale ebay had  wide coverage, now only the sub affiliate companies benefits from sales, eBay might be gaining on percentage click to sale, but you're losing the free promotions by website owners.

Lets face it how many 1million hits a day big website have eBay ads on? How many sub affiliate users haven't heared of and are new to eBay?

I just felt it was just a cost cutting plan, if ebay haven't notice already the roll on effect it has on the sale by affiliate click, it will do as time will show.

Isn't paying a small fee to get a millions of views on websites cheaper that paying £xxx,xxxx to advertise on tv.

Don't know how much eBay paying the guys behide this new eBay affiliate scheme, but i am sure eBay will save and earn much more by giving them the sack.

No offence to you or any others dealing with this survey, but just to let you know I declare myself out, and I assure you I won't be the only one.

Q: Please let us know any other comments or suggestions you have.

A: Go back to the old system for all publishers, which is fair to all publishers.

Nice to get this out of my chest, thank you for reading.