Hotel Affiliates - Who gets the Money?
Beware Hotel Booking Hijinks!
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum20/3337.htm
The original poster was concerned the HotelClub - which is in fact owned by the conglomerate Cendant (they own Budget, Avis, Ramada, Travelodge, Howard Johnson, etc as well as Lodging.com) - was stopping him getting more than one commission from a user that clicked through to the Hotel Club site. In other words, his user went to HotelClub, became a member there and in future, no matter where they came from, no commission was given by HotelClub.
Fairly heavy moderating, cut much of the stuff that would have been useful - though you can get it from the original poster. I am convinced that he was correct in his interpretation of the emails sent to him by HotelClub
The affiliate manager has now arrived on the scene at WMW. I am unsure if they have changed their policy as a result of this thread. I suspect they have.








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Watered Down...
Certainly got watered down by the mods huh? - I'll be interested to see the Hotelclub guys response but if that gets culled aswell this could well be our first removed thread at Threadwatch lol! :-)
Let's hope they dont butcher it too much, it could be pretty interesting stuff, thanks cornwall!
Affiliate Marketing
That is the wrong fora to discuss affiliate marketing - imo
The rules are just too strict to have any meaningful dialog
So, let's have it the....
What's the scoop on Hotel bookings then folks?
ian.com
I had breakfast with these folks in Orlando earlier this year.
They manage some interesting web properties.
http://www.ian.com
eh?
Speak up MrMackin, are you recommending them over say HotelClub.com? or....
Speak up
Yes, I would recommend them.
I don't know anything about HotelClub and since I have not been to WmW for over 1.5 years I can't comment.
If someone is looking to replace HotelClub, I would tell them to check out IAN