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February 21, 2013 at 5:10 am in reply to: eMember – upgrade to premium membership with continuity #53979masmoolaMember
Perfect! Well explained. Thank you.
masmoolaMemberPerfect. Thank you.
masmoolaMemberI guess I have quite a big dilemma. As you can probably tell, I’ve put weeks of hard work into this one project with videos and planning, and this product can only work based on commissions being earned by the same affiliate from not only the initial payment, but also on each monthly payments of all three products no matter when the next two products are launched.
Since you have seen my elaborate three-step, two-tier commission payout process with the three products being introduced in 12-month intervals, is there any way of building into, or coding into the plugins so that when someone signs up under an affiliate, the affiliate will earn the referral commission from the same person any time I launch a new product even if each new product is launched 24 months later?
Please let me know what I can do, or if there is any way you can do some programming for me if needed. This seems like it should be an easy fix with coding.
With the current settings, does an affiliate earn commissions on the initial payment and also on the monthly payments on one product?
If the commissions are issued based only on the cookie, and we know that cookies won’t last long on computers for many reasons, there will probably need to be some way of programming in the ability to tie in, or lock in each new purchaser with the same affiliate no matter how many new products I launch at any interval. This is like the same scenario as when a sales person has an account with one store where they wholesale products and need to earn continued commissions month after month on all of the new product lines they will offer to the same store or same account.
It would seem like you could program this feature into your plugin and have a check box that allows the affiliate to lock in every person who makes the first purchase from the affiliates cookie, so the affiliate can earn commissions from all new products launched at any time.
I will be more than happy to pay you for this programming, and then you will also have this new feature to offer in your plugin.
I am desperate and hoping to launch this new site in three days. Please, please help.
Thank you,
Dave
masmoolaMemberHi, I have a couple questions based on the last answer you made just above …
You made note that there are the two options about applying commissions and I don’t see those two options anywhere with a check box. Are these two options auto built into the programs?
I created a service that offers three products from one website. Each of the three products I’m offering from the same website are basically the same with the initial payment and then 12 monthly payments. The second of the three products will be offered at the end of the 12 monthly payments, so that the people who complete the first product will sign up for the second product at the end of the first product(or 12 months later) … and then the third of the three products will be offered after the second one is completed at the end of the second year …
The third product will be the same initial payment but then 60 months of payments instead of 12 payments like the first two products …
my question for these three products in the way I am delivering them with the spread in time and the entire 7 year time period is …
If an affiliate registers and starts selling my three products, will they earn commissions on all of the three products initial payments, and on all of the monthly payments from each of the three products for the seven years total?
To make this question one more step complicated … I’ve added in the second-tier commission option for each of the three products … will this second-tier commission structure work and pay all affiliates for all three products for each of the initial payments and for each of the monthly payments for the entire seven years?
I have provided a link to my commissions explanations page for people below. Can you look over this page and commissions payments to tell me if this will work … and then remove this link below once you have read this post?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Dave
December 6, 2012 at 3:04 pm in reply to: eMember – red line around login form and two other issues #52119masmoolaMemberIf my full screen width footer image gets cut off on both sides when on the WP affiliate “referrals” link and not on any other link in the affiliates section, will that have any affect on anything else? Is this just look and feel?
I’m not so concerned about the look of the footer image being shortened on only that one link, but if there is a simple way to fix, please let me know.
Thank you.
November 15, 2012 at 1:48 pm in reply to: WP Affiliate – Aweber Autoresponder First Name Not Showing Up #51404masmoolaMemberI loaded up the latest version of all three programs the other day and I have all of them set up, estore, emember, wp affiliate, but …
I did do a test set up by creating a member account from the dashboard and not by going through the payment process, and then I created the affiliate account afterwards by registering from the normal process of filling out the affiliate sign up page.
The member account is set up to auto sign up the members on a different Aweber list upon registration, and that email came through with the name “WordPress” as the first name in the personalized section. Both of the emails received from the membership Aweber sign up said “Hi WordPress, …” so I know that part will probably work.
Now, I have the affiliate sign up and log in page protected inside of the membership as a protected page, because I don’t want anyone to be able to sign up as an affiliate until they become a member. Once they log in to their member account, the affiliate sign up page is visible.
I logged into the member account and then registered as an affiliate from there, and the two emails came in from Aweber, but the first name did not show up at all, and I filled out the affiliate form with the first name in the field when I registered.
Where does the program pull the name from in order to place it in the Aweber name field?
masmoolaMemberHow would I create the hidden, one-off content on a page and be able to send that page link via my Aweber email program to everyone who registers on my Aweber sign up box?
I created the screen cast video for your one-off plugin feature, but I don’t know how to set that up for delivering the link via adding the link to my Aweber list and having the information be hidden. Do I just send the URL link and nothing more?
Can I have a regular, non monthly payment type PayPal account to handle all of the reoccurring payment options?
Thank you.
masmoolaMemberSorry, but I also have a third question as well … I want to create a one-off, hidden content (special offer) on a page, but I wanted to offer that content via a link from an email sent from my Aweber account after people sign up on my email list instead of going through a purchase option.
I want to offer the one-time option for savings in the hidden content, but still give them the link to come back to the pages later for the regular purchase options.
Is this possible? If not, what would be my best option?
Thank you.
masmoolaMemberI had one other question that I forgot to ask … if the commissions can be paid on the initial payment and the reoccurring billing for 12 months, can second tier commissions also be paid on the initial payment and the 12 additional monthly payments?
January 29, 2012 at 12:59 pm in reply to: Referencing more than one membership level in a product #41346masmoolaMemberOkay, I understand.
Thank you
masmoolaMemberOkay, so I edited this code and it all seems to work okay. Can you take a look at this code and let me know if you think this will work without any problems? You should be able to tell what I changed.
$account_upgrade_url = $emember_config->getValue(‘eMember_account_upgrade_url’);
return wp_emember_format_message (‘<b>’. EMEMBER_HIDDEN_CONTENT_MESSAGE. ‘
‘.EMEMBER_PLEASE.’ ‘.upgrade.’ ‘.EMEMBER_YOUR_ACCOUNT.'</b>’);}
return $contents;
}
masmoolaMemberNever mind. I just replaced the file and it fixed everything.
It’s amazing how it all breaks with one minor thing changed.
masmoolaMemberMy entire site just broke and I can’t get access to any of it.
All I did was change the one word in that code and it broke everything and I tried to repaste the old code back into that file and it would not let me fix it.
Can you tell me what I need to do to fix by looking at the error on the site?
http://paintersrevenueguide.com/
this is the original code line that I edited:
return wp_emember_format_message (‘<b>’. EMEMBER_HIDDEN_CONTENT_MESSAGE. ‘
‘.EMEMBER_PLEASE.’ ‘.EMEMBER_RENEW.’ ‘.EMEMBER_YOUR_ACCOUNT.'</b>’);and this is what I changed in that code:
return wp_emember_format_message (‘<b>’. EMEMBER_HIDDEN_CONTENT_MESSAGE. ‘
‘.EMEMBER_PLEASE.’ ‘.click here to upgrade.’ ‘.EMEMBER_YOUR_ACCOUNT.'</b>’);I had it working fine with just the word “upgrade”, but then when I added the “click here to”, everything broke.
masmoolaMemberI hope that change by adding the link doesn’t affect any of the other processes.
If I only added the link and changed that name, will everything else be okay?
masmoolaMemberOh, never mind. I got it.
Thank you.
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