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did you hear of my AmAzOn AfFiLiAtE link |
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But before I tell you about the epic story of the downfall of McVukky's Burgers, this video is sponsored by OMG.LOL. OMG.LOL provides an Awesome and Hot profile page so you can show off to all your non-LOL friends for only 5 dollars a year, as well as various other Awesome Features. For a limited time if you click on my link you will get an extra day of OMG.LOL. BUT WATCH OUT! In 2023 OMG.LOL is going to cost $20/year, so buy it while you still can. Sign up today with my affiliate link at https://home.omg.lol/sign-up?affiliate=vukky. Terms and conditions apply. Vukky is not responsible for the following side effects of being a OMGALOL user: Amusement, surprises, fun, $5 disappearing from your bank account every day when you decide to buy another address, sacrificing your firstborn for another OMGALOL, and going to sleep. (p.s. github support: not spam, joke) |
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Oh no the youtuber has infiltrated |
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Today guys. this video has been sponsored by Raid Shadow Omgers (gitbub please no ban me) |
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free year for x invited people maybe? either added to one of the current ones you own or towards a new one |
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Talked a bit on Twitch about this but basically the idea of something digital that ties in with the omg.lol site/vibe. This could be karma/klout/rep/points/tokens or something else you might put on a leaderboard or a profile badge. |
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Oh god please no leaderboard-type stuff. |
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Please do not do this! I want the community to be filled with people who are interested in your services and in supporting you, and who would bring their nice friends in without any monetary incentive. |
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this! |
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I love the sentiment. How do you feel about non-monetary incentives, @tinkerwilco? Like digital badges or virtual doodads or something. |
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"Like digital badges" reminds me of the time ROBLOX had an Ambassador program. |
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How did that go? (I don't really know much about Roblox in general, so forgive my overall ignorance here.) |
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the history can be read up on here including abuse and etc https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Ambassador_program |
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I don't personally care about knowing who brought "the most" or "a lot" of people into the community. Creating the system for the rewards/tracking plus the digital assets themselves just adds to the dev backlog, so I don't think it's a good use of dev time. I think if you want to do something that's fun with not much dev overhead then it would be cool if you have a little segment at the beginning of twitch streams where you say thanks for the support by so-and-so for inviting more people, or something like that. I used to support a YouTuber's Patreon and the perk I got was producer credits at the end of the show. I thought that was neat!
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I love the sentiment. How do you feel about non-monetary incentives, @tinkerwilco <https://github.com/tinkerwilco>? Like digital badges or virtual doodads or something.
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I’m way overdue for launching some kind of referral or affiliate program for omg.lol. I’d love to get some ideas on what people would want out of such a program and how it might work.
I’ve put some thought into it myself, but so far haven’t landed on anything overly specific. From a “guiding principles” perspective, these are the things that matter the most to me:
I’d rather have no program at all than one that creates problems. The last thing I’d want is for people to fill up various spaces out there with referral links or just engage in any kind of aggressive behavior in an attempt to get signups. The broader goal is to simply reward people who introduce the service to others; it’s definitely not for aggressive growth or anything like that.
So, I think the key element here will be a program design that balances rewards against quantity. Maybe something like a sliding scale that disincentivizes more than X number of referrals per month (or something along those lines). Not really sure about specifics.
I’d also love to hear what people would expect to see in terms of rewards. Extra time for addresses? Gift codes? Money? Something else?
Ideally, we’d also have a way to retroactively discover and reward past referrals (this could be as simple as an email to all members with a link where they can say who referred them).
Thanks for sharing your input!
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