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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jgbrowning" data-source="post: 3144573" data-attributes="member: 5724">Indeed. The amount of money I'm losing in fee increases could be spent for a much better return to my company and an equal return for theirs. Publishers are already generating 50% of the sales for rpgnow.com and for my efforts in creating a mutally beneficial relationship with my vendor I'm going to be charged more fees to "grow the market" for their end of that 50% as opposed to using it to grow on my end of that 50%. And for them, regardless of what end the growth comes on, they'll still get the same profit. That's not necessarilly the case for me, as a growth in their site wide sales doesn't necessarily mean a growth in my sales.Yes again. If there is no growth above and beyond the historical growth of the two sites when they were independent, they've managed to fail at my expense without any risk on their end as they are going to use my money to see if it will perform.I agree.Gareth, I believe you're already at those sites. Those fans of formerly-site-exclusive publishers have already been exposed to your products and your company. You're not going to see an increase in sales in this manner because you've already seen your sales increase from that when you joined those respective sites.joe b.</blockquote>