A4U Holiday Comp

[AssetDomains]

Any Acorners gonna have a shot at the easyjet affiliate comp on A4U Haven't really got much time till the end of may but I might throw something together then to catch the last minute deals.

 

[wbwb is verified member.]

Won't be entering, seems like an easy (no pun intended) way for them to get affiliates to put in a lot of effort for not a great deals of reward. At a guess the holiday value is probably around £1,500 at the most, which is a nice bonus but not exactly a huge incentive.

Also, having a quick skim over the terms it says the domain must be newly registered, which rules out buying pretty much any decent domain. I would rather spend the time focussing on long term projects using quality domains.

All in my opinion of course.

 

[AssetDomains]

Also, having a quick skim over the terms it says the domain must be newly registered, which rules out buying pretty much any decent domain. I would rather spend the time focussing on long term projects using quality domains.

All in my opinion of course.

Yep agreed I emailed the guy about the old domain thing as I picked one up here as part of a bundle that may be suitable. As long as it doesn't have any type of existing holiday site on it and its only been parked its OK use.

 

[WigWam]

Very tempted to enter this competition, but you can always guarantee that atleast one member is going to do some black hat seo and win by a mile lol :/

WigWam

 

[Frog]

Won't be entering, seems like an easy (no pun intended) way for them to get affiliates to put in a lot of effort for not a great deals of reward. At a guess the holiday value is probably around £1,500 at the most, which is a nice bonus but not exactly a huge incentive.

Completely agree. The forum running a competition is a good idea on its own... but its just been kidnapped by a merchant for their own benefit.

I think it would be stupid for an affiliate to waste any time entering it... the potential to win a £1500 holiday is seriously outweighed by the fact that at the end of it you still own a site competing with a load of others in the same narrow area of travel (easyjet routes to Europe or Northern Africa).

I would love someone to try and give a clear explanation of what "no black hat seo allowed" means, and how it applies to competition entrants, or how its going to be policed