How Can We Know How Much Refunds A Product Is Facing ?

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    How Can We Know How Much Refunds A Product Is Facing ?

    For example if i decide to promote a CB product 'A', then how can i determine that how many customers are asking for its refund (as most of them have a money back gaunrentee)
     
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    mikey1090 Moderator Staff

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    Check the "Earned per sale" statistic. If a product costs $100 and the earned per sale is showing $50, it's likely got a 50% refund rate :)
     
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    That wont work if the product has changed its price in the past or if a publisher is selling multiple products at different prices from the same account.

    Otherwise, it will work.
     
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    Pardon my ignorence, but where can we locate this "Earned Per Sale" statistics ? From what i can see, a CB prodcut shows the following :

    $/sale: $21.49 | Future $: - | Total $/sale: $21.49 | %/sale: 50.0% | %refd: 5.0% | grav: 3.24

    The above stats are for a particualr product, but i cant see anything like "Earned Per Sale" here. So, where exactly can we locate it ?
     
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    "Total $/sale:" is the same as Earned Per Sale
     
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    $/sale ;););)
     
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    Take the product sale price and multiply by .925 then subtract $1. Then multiply by the % of sale.

    That should give you something close to $/sale.

    If $/sale is much lower than your calculation, then there is a possibility that the product has high refunds.

    As Swerd said, however, there are many other factors that are not related to refunds that can create the same outcome.
     
    domainiac, Jan 5, 2009 IP