Whats wrong with ebay partner network?

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  1. Rudra profile image68
    Rudraposted 14 years ago

    Anyone noticing any issues with ebay partner network. I see hits and clicks but no pay what so ever since mid December. There is a discussion going on over at the EPN forum. Anyone witnessing something like this here.

  2. profile image0
    Nelle Hoxieposted 14 years ago

    I had an unbelievably great December and January has been good as well. I've hat hits, clicks, and my click value is steadily increasing.

  3. Whitney05 profile image82
    Whitney05posted 14 years ago

    My December was wonderful compared to usual. January is doing pretty well as well; hoping it continues to rise.

  4. charanjeet kaur profile image61
    charanjeet kaurposted 14 years ago

    There seems to be a growing trend of every hubber including Ebay products instead of Amazon. Are the returns better in Ebay?

    1. Marisa Wright profile image86
      Marisa Wrightposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      eBay has a longer cookie.  With Amazon, if someone clicks through on an ad but doesn't buy there and then, that's the end of it.  With eBay, you have a period of time when you'll still get the commission if they come back and buy later.

      However, eBay isn't accepting anyone unless they have their own website, so there's no point in applying if you only have Hubs.

  5. embitca profile image85
    embitcaposted 14 years ago

    No problems with EPN here either.

    Charanjeet, whether the returns are better on Ebay or Amazon really has a lot to do with the products that you are promoting. Ebay is great for stuff that you can't get elsewhere such as collectibles. But when it comes to things like books and DVDs, I stick with Amazon.

    For the most part though, I include both capsules on most of my product-related hubs.

  6. thisisoli profile image70
    thisisoliposted 14 years ago

    I have not had any problems with EPN, but then again I do not really use it much.

    By the sounds of it though it could be that people were getting a lot of click throughs, but not actually selling anything.  I know as soon as Christmas passed my sales dropped like a stone (Went from earning $60-$100 a day off hubpages down to around $5-$15 a day).

    It is not unfeasable that people were simply trying to find out more about products which they already had, and if there were no sales, there would be no payments from the EPN.

  7. Rudra profile image68
    Rudraposted 14 years ago

    Currently removing ebay capsules till they sort everything out.

  8. Whitney05 profile image82
    Whitney05posted 14 years ago

    Rudra, why would you remove them? You're seeing clicks, they may just be having issues reporting sales. I am still seeing sales, as are a lot of others. If you remove them. You just have to add them back. I did go to the EPN forums, and did not find the threads you're talking about. May have just skipped them bc they weren't titled accordingly or something though.  You may just be seeing more clicks than sells, that's nothing out of the ordinary.


    charanjeet kaur, some states have banned Amazon for tax purposes or something. I'm not sure the details, as my state isn't affected (yet). Plus, eBay has a longer cookie.

  9. IzzyM profile image87
    IzzyMposted 14 years ago

    I was rejected as an ebay affiliate. I now believe it ws because they were in the process of refusing all clients who do not have their own website, as has been announced since.
    One day, I may set up my own domain name, but until then I will just stick with the affiliates who welcomed me, and maybe afterwards too. Who knows?

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      shazwellynposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, it looks like you and I both only just missed the boat!  It would be wonderful if it was reinstated on hubpages... we are really missing out!

  10. bigmikeh profile image69
    bigmikehposted 14 years ago

    eBay has been much better for me since they changed their payment model. But as the EPN forum discussions reveal, nobody seems to be able to work out how Quality Click Pricing works. I have several consecutive days when I earn nothing at all even though reports show successful bids. It's all a bit of a mystery!

  11. Rik Ravado profile image85
    Rik Ravadoposted 14 years ago

    Same for me. I do really well with Ebay for a few weeks until the QCP goes to zero and then I don't earn until it kicks back in again a few days or weeks later. However, I'm still doing much better now with Ebay than before they introduced QCP.

 
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