After the introduction to Rev Shares recently I noticed there are many new ones starting to appear. My concern is two-fold at this time. First, the scammers will begin, or already have, to put together beautiful sites and offer to good to be true returns. Second, it will get the attention of authorities and even the honest and good ones will disappear.
I will make every effort to do as much research about any Rev Share program I find or are introduced to me here. If there is a program you are interested in investigating and just don't have the time or know how, then post it in the comments and I will make every effort to do it for you. There are no guarantee's that any of these programs are sustainable, but the proof that they can survive and make you money has been shown by the success of MAP and TM.
Here are some of the steps I will attempt to take in researching a company. If I am able I will dig even deeper.
1. Where is the company or administration located?
2. What payment processors do they use and what is their rating with these processors?
3. Background check on the company or owners. Is there any history of negative or positive feedback or news?
4. The compensation structure of their collection and payment plans. How do they share revenue, is it too much? Is it too little? Can they sustain it or attract the right customers to maintain it?
5. How active is the administration and are they advertising and working hard to keep members informed as well as attract new members?
Of course a logical place to start is with ones we are familiar with to get a better understanding of the information we are looking for and why they are successful. See my next post for information about Traffic Monsoon.
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