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		<title>By: matt</title>
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		<description>Concisely and efficiently put, thanks Rob.

I tend to look at EPC more than conversion rate. It&#039;s can be surprising (and indicative) how EPCs can vary enormously, even up to 100%, 200%, for merchants selling comparable product at comparable prices and receiving equivalent traffic.

If as an affiliate you see this, don&#039;t assume the problem is you, it could be &#039;them&#039;. And you probably can&#039;t fix it, so cease investing in that loser and move on to what the data tells you has a chance to work.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Concisely and efficiently put, thanks Rob.</p>
<p>I tend to look at EPC more than conversion rate. It&#8217;s can be surprising (and indicative) how EPCs can vary enormously, even up to 100%, 200%, for merchants selling comparable product at comparable prices and receiving equivalent traffic.</p>
<p>If as an affiliate you see this, don&#8217;t assume the problem is you, it could be &#8216;them&#8217;. And you probably can&#8217;t fix it, so cease investing in that loser and move on to what the data tells you has a chance to work.</p>
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