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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 3006289" data-attributes="member: 1">Just a quick note - when linking to ENGS, I would recommend that you include your <a href="http://shop.enworld.org/index.php?do=affiliateinfo" target="_blank">affiliate ID</a> in the URL you post.  Naturally, that won't benefit you when someone buys your product, but if they buy anything else from the ENGS within 4 hours of clicking on your link, you benefit.  Might as well earn a little more on the side if you're linking to the store anyway!On another note (and I'm not trying to tell anyone how to run their business, but giving my thoughts) - when linking directly to a product, remember that making a sale via ENGS only costs you 20% commission (plus any affiliate earning you happen to make on the side from it), compared to 30% or even up to 50% at some electronic retailers.The vast majority of electronic sales are generated not by the stores themselves, but by your direct marketing*.  In other words, as a publisher, you pretty much get to choose where the majority of your sales are taking place.  So (and yes, I have a bias), I am of course attempting to ensure that the majority of EN Publishing sales take place at ENGS where I make significantly more profit per sale.Anyway, as I said - I'm not trying to tell anyone what to do.  And I appreciate that some people may have reasons for doing otherwise.  Just offering an opinion.*This is confirmed by sales source data at ENGS and at other major electronic retailers.  The stores themselves generate a certain amount of sales which are unaffected by your marketing; the bulk of the sales, though, happen where you send people.</blockquote>

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