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Ori replied on June 10, 2008 17:17 to the problem "Picture shows up on the wrong post." in Triggit:

Thanks for Triggit fast follow up :)

The pic should only appear here (I never had problem before): http://origena.blogspot.com/2008/02/t...

But today I found out it also appears here:
http://origena.blogspot.com/2008/05/k...

robertcharlesdunn replied on June 10, 2008 17:04 to the problem "Picture shows up on the wrong post." in Triggit:

Hi Ori, sorry you are having this problem. What is your URL? You can either post it here or email me at rdunn@triggit.com.

Ori replied on June 10, 2008 16:48 to the problem "Picture shows up on the wrong post." in Triggit:

Update...

Sorry, the picture does still appear on the intended post (7 June 2008), BUT it also appears on my 25 feb 2008 post and it ruins my post. Pretty please help. Thank you

Ori reported a problem in Triggit on June 10, 2008 12:27:

Picture shows up on the wrong post.

One of the pictures that I embeded for my old post (25 Feb 2008) suddenly appears on my blog latest post (7 June 2008). It didn't happen before, I just found out today and I haven't changed anything at all. That picture now doesn't appear on the intended post.Please help. Thank you.

Zach Coelius replied on April 27, 2008 21:54 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

Great. Please contact rdunn at triggit.com and he can explain how our system works. At the moment it requires getting admitted to our paid publishers program to get paid by Triggit. Until then feel free to use the free amazon link tool and get paid directly by Amazon.

Fernando replied on April 24, 2008 23:17 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

I've signed up and added the Triggit javascript to my website, but I'm not using it until the whole thing is clearer and we hear from people who are actually getting paid. For me, the big bonus would be to be able to aggregate various small commissions and get paid from one source - when that happens I'll really use Triggit.

Ori replied on February 23, 2008 10:42 to the problem "Amazon link always pending" in Triggit:

Ok. Thanks for the clarification Zach!

Zach Coelius replied on February 21, 2008 21:20 to the problem "Amazon link always pending" in Triggit:

I did some snooping around and I figured out why the link you see does not have your affiliate ID in it. The way that the api processes a request by us for the proper url to send your users to, is to give us a redirecting url that does contain your associates ID. So when the users clicks the link they hit our system and we redirect them to that link that does contain the affiliate ID and then amazon again redirects them to the url you see when you land on the product page. At that point you can't see your associates ID even though amazon has already recorded that you send the users. Sorry if its a little confusing.

So basically Amazon knows you sent the user and you will get a commission for it even though you can't see your id in the URL.

I hope that helps.

Zach Coelius replied on February 21, 2008 19:01 to the problem "Amazon link always pending" in Triggit:

We fixed the pending bug. Now it just shows you how many clicks you have. I am looking into the ID issue. The way it looks right now when we run a search against the Amazon API we use you ID tag. And the link they return back has your ID encoded into it. But I will go back and verify that is correct. Thanks for the heads up.

Ori replied on February 21, 2008 18:31 to the problem "Amazon link always pending" in Triggit:

Yes I did put my Amazon Id into the preference.
This is the url http://triggit.com/link/hvgSzEC8

When I click it it sends me to amazon url of the product but with no id of mine (origena-20) in it.

Zach Coelius replied on February 21, 2008 18:12 to the problem "Amazon link always pending" in Triggit:

The "pending" means that no one has click on it yet. That is the analytics that are pending. We are going to be changing that though. A lot of people have been confused.

What URL are you having the problem that your ID is not in the link. Did you put you id into the preferences tab on the Triggit tool?

Ori reported a problem in Triggit on February 21, 2008 18:08:

Amazon link always pending

I tried to link some mentioned book to Amazon, but the link never seems to succeed, it's always pending, and of course when I click that pending link, it doesn't have my Amazon referral id on it.

Please help, thanks.

Zach Coelius replied on February 17, 2008 19:16 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

No problem. Thanks for pointing out our lack of clarity on this issue. Please continue to do that.

TMC replied on February 17, 2008 01:22 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

Thanks for the reply, Zach. I appreciate the insightful information.

Eric Suesz replied on February 11, 2008 21:31 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

That is great to know! Thank you.

Zach Coelius replied on February 11, 2008 21:29 to the question "subscription id added to amazon code" in Triggit:

No, we are not taking any of your commissions or adding or replacing your ID with ours. Sorry for not being more clear.

Zach Coelius replied on February 11, 2008 21:19 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

TMC and Eric. Sorry I missed this, somehow I didn't see the question. Triggit makes money by getting paid by ad networks to distribute ads. We work with networks who want to reach the thousands of publishers who use Triggit and they pay us a fee to include their ads in the Triggit system. We are not taking any of you commissions. Don't worry, all of your clicks are yours and we are not swapping your ID with ours. Please feel free to email me at zach@triggit.com if you have any other questions

TMC replied on February 11, 2008 20:35 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

Thanks, Eric. It's nice of you to reply with some decent information on the subject. I'd still like to hear it corroborated by a Triggit rep. The model exists to snatch 1/10 + of affiliate sales by using a free template. I'd just like to know what I'm getting for free.

Eric Suesz replied on February 11, 2008 20:27 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

My guess is that they haven't quite figured this out yet, but I would also be curious to know if there is a plan or if a commission/share agreement is a proposed model. Others have wondered about this, too: http://gigaom.com/2008/01/17/triggit-.... A lot of start-ups have this problem, obviously.

TMC replied on February 11, 2008 19:24 to the question "how is triggit going to make money?" in Triggit:

Please answer this question. You have avoided it for about a week now and have avoided the same question in another post.

JUST TELL US HOW YOU'RE MAKING MONEY? ARE YOU SHARING IN OUR COMMISSIONS?