[MFDemby]

This is for a dedicated affiliate manager... please NO CONSULTANTS. :thumbsup:

I have a new client in Toronto looking for someone in the states to run their Affiliate program. Apparently, the owner of this company has done so well, he is looking to retire (down in the Bahamas or somewhere) and wants nothing to do with Affiliate responsibilities. I've talked to a number of CPA networks about the site's potential and they all believe that with the right manager, the publisher's potential to skyrocket through the roof is incredible. With the right affiliate manager, this could be a VERY lucrative position. Right now, they are willing to pay between $60-$90 with a very respectable commission structure. :dollarsig

Let me know if anyone is interested in hearing more about this by sending over a resume/profile to the contact info below...

Michael Demby
Executive Recruiter
AC Lion
212-268-7300 x21
m.demby@aclion.com

[MFDemby]

Alright... so this position has just become VERY interesting... I am allowed to disclose the name of the site (contact me for it) and can say that this roll is VERY COOL!!!!

The guy wants to completely redo his site... he NEEDS TRAFFIC AND AFFILIATES... Wants anyone with IDEAS... bright people interested in MAKING A LOT OF MONEY!!!!!

Get at me people... this won't be here for long!!!!!

M.Demby@aclion.com!

[Rhea]

Manager should be abbreviated as Mgr. The way you have your title set up it sounds as if you are looking to hire a MAN.

Just saying. :D

[Rhia7]

The way you have your title set up it sounds as if you are looking to hire a MAN.

Just saying. :D

I thought the same thing :D

[Haiko de Poel, Jr.]

Not to mention Out-Office sounds like Out-house, what -- it's got a fax paper instead of TP?

A quick course on terminology could help. ;)

[meadowmufn]

Not to mention Out-Office sounds like Out-house, what -- it's got a fax paper instead of TP?

A quick course on terminology could help. ;)

Haiko, you just gave me the best laugh I've had all day! :D

[Merchant Consultant Team]

OPM = Outsourced Program Men
<~~~ducks

[Jorge - JRami]

A quick course on terminology could help
Latest Acronym Dictionary - Definitions - Plus Some Extra Info (http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=60493)

:howdy:

[Kristin Kinsey]

OPM = Outsourced Program Men
<~~~ducks

:dev2:

hehehehehe :up2someth

[MFDemby]

Manager should be abbreviated as Mgr. The way you have your title set up it sounds as if you are looking to hire a MAN.

Just saying. :D
..... oh! lol oops :cheerful: sorry!!! well then... it looks like someone changed it for me...
I should have said Affil Wo/Man lol :howdy:


OKAY OKAY... So my terminology is off!!!! I'm new to the game... WANT TO LEARN!!! lol...

[markwelch]

From the initial post, I assume this is not a "traditional" etailer, but probably a CPA offer or "dubious product" merchant? If this is not the case, it would probably help to mention the industry or product niche involved.

[MFDemby]

MONEY.... maybe you can figure it out... They were mentioned on Oprah and Maury...

[Jorge - JRami]

I've talked to a number of CPA networks about the site's potential and they all believe that with the right manager, the publisher's potential to skyrocket through the roof is incredible. Did any in-house managers offer to work this program themselfs? I am surprised by that since if you spoke to someone within the network, and they see such a potential, that they themself would not jump on it and offer to manage it for you.

You mention "no consultants", but also say "client in Toronto looking for someone in the states" and also say "to retire (down in the Bahamas or somewhere"

Maybe just me and a little confused, but if you can't find and in-house manager it looks like you really need ( Out Sourced Program Managers (http://forum.abestweb.com/forumdisplay.php?f=236))

http://forum.abestweb.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

[markwelch]

While I'm in your "excluded" category (since I am a consultant), I still think you're not going to get any meaningful resumes here so long as you keep "hiding the ball" and not actually identifying what industry or offer type is involved. Your reply that it's about "money" is not limiting in any way, and reinforces my initial assumption that this is something "dubious." Mentioning that this "money thing" has already been promoted on Maury and Oprah is also less than helpful -- if it's already been on the talk-show circuit, this may be an opportunity that's already "peaked."

I respect that you're working to avoid breaking the ABW rules about promoting a specific company or service, but I think you're doing yourself and your client a disservice by "hiding the ball" so completely.

The biggest risk you face, I think, is that there are other folks out there promoting opportunities in a similar way who are "scam artists" -- in the past, I've followed up on similar opportunities only to learn that it's really a "business opportunity" or a "business for sale," requiring a large investment for a dubious opportunity. Since I'm sure you're not a scam artist, I think you should try to avoid the "hide the ball" tactics that they use.

[MFDemby]

Did any in-house managers offer to work this program themselfs? I am surprised by that since if you spoke to someone within the network, and they see such a potential, that they themself would not jump on it and offer to manage it for you.

You mention "no consultants", but also say "client in Toronto looking for someone in the states" and also say "to retire (down in the Bahamas or somewhere"

Maybe just me and a little confused, but if you can't find and in-house manager it looks like you really need ( Out Sourced Program Managers (http://forum.abestweb.com/forumdisplay.php?f=236))

http://forum.abestweb.com/images/icons/icon7.gif
OY VEY... What I MEANT... I need an actual person... not a CPA network looking to take on another publisher. They're looking for a dedicated Affiliate Mgr...
Oh and it's not the Bahamas... he's actually down in Panama... completely different area i know... but it's DOOWWWWNNN there... must be nice... SOMEDAY folks... somedaaaayy......... :escape:

[MFDemby]

While I'm in your "excluded" category (since I am a consultant), I still think you're not going to get any meaningful resumes here so long as you keep "hiding the ball" and not actually identifying what industry or offer type is involved. Your reply that it's about "money" is not limiting in any way, and reinforces my initial assumption that this is something "dubious." Mentioning that this "money thing" has already been promoted on Maury and Oprah is also less than helpful -- if it's already been on the talk-show circuit, this may be an opportunity that's already "peaked."

I respect that you're working to avoid breaking the ABW rules about promoting a specific company or service, but I think you're doing yourself and your client a disservice by "hiding the ball" so completely.

The biggest risk you face, I think, is that there are other folks out there promoting opportunities in a similar way who are "scam artists" -- in the past, I've followed up on similar opportunities only to learn that it's really a "business opportunity" or a "business for sale," requiring a large investment for a dubious opportunity. Since I'm sure you're not a scam artist, I think you should try to avoid the "hide the ball" tactics that they use.
Alriiiight alriiiight jeaze... lol... my client DID say I could mention the name... but I want people who are interested in hearing more to contact me directly before I give the name...
I realize your point about being dubious, but I don't know how else to help out... How about this... the site has to do with $$$ unclaimed money $$$. Can you figure it out? No?

Contact me at my email below and I will tell you everything you need AS WELL AS be more than happy to give you the actual site...

M.Demby@aclion.com

[Mr. Sal]

How about this... the site has to do with $$ unclaimed money $$. Can you figure it out? No?
Something like this? "Unclaimed Money" ads - Do people really believe it?! (http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=86794&highlight=unclaimed) :cheerful:

:escape:

[Jorge - JRami]

I respect that you're working to avoid breaking the ABW rules about promoting a specific company or service, but I think you're doing yourself and your client a disservice by "hiding the ball" so completely. I agree on that too.

This is not a comment directed just at you Michael, just helping you out, but for other possible future "affiliate manager / consultant" recruiters to ABW too.

I think it is safe to say that I think most OPMs do not really send out 'resumes' and think most affiliate managers might not just send out 'resumes' and personal info without first really knowing more of the merchant or vertical and so on. Also think it is safe to say that with just a small mention of the vertical or company name would not break any ABW rules, but if you are not sure a simple small cost paid announcement (http://www.abestweb.com/advertising/) will be the best startup investment made on ABW.

[Haiko de Poel, Jr.]

For future reference, postings of merchant or network names and/or URLs are allowed in this forum, in fact encouraged.

So open up that Kimono Demby ;)

[Haiko de Poel, Jr.]

Demby,

BTW, I'd also suggest writing less cryptically ... maybe use a template and take as few liberties as possible when filling it in, because it's hard to understand your 'accent' ;)

[MFDemby]

Demby,

BTW, I'd also suggest writing less cryptically ... maybe use a template and take as few liberties as possible when filling it in, because it's hard to understand your 'accent' ;)
LOL "accent" :lol: well then...
www.FoundMoney.com

Does anyone have any good ideas for them?

[Mack]

Does anyone have any good ideas for them?

They need to hire a professional recruiter.

[Eric Ewe]

Does anyone have any good ideas for them?
-Design a better logo
-sign up with one of the networks, LS, CJ, SAS
-have a good IT staff backing the site and optimizing the site
-have a good graphics designer.

all the best