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The human review would certainly cause scalability problems. Amazon.com already does PPA with their book referal program. For instance, they pay their ad publis
by python_kiss 20y ago
The human review would certainly cause scalability problems. Amazon.com already does PPA with their book referal program. For instance, they pay their ad publishers only when their users purchase a particular book through their site.
- staunch 20y agoAmazon's is just an affiliate program, no? That's kind of the opposite of what Google is doing.
- joshwa 20y agoHow is this different from affliate? It's all CPA (or PPA, if that's what they've decided to call it). I guess in this case you're not paying based on the actual value of the sale, you're paying based on what you bid as the actual value of the sale... I see this as Google getting into the affilate marketplace, and integrating the adwords buying (which many many many affiliate marketers use) and affiliate payout into one financial transaction. Hmmn, thinking about this more, it's actually cutting out the middlemen in a vast number of affliate transactions-- those that are entirely reliant on adwords buys instead of eyeballs coming in through a particular publisher. Now you can buy affiliate clicks on Google's entire network, instead of cutting individual deals with lots of sites and dealing with the administrative overhead of managing affiliates. Smart.