In the Affiliate Manager, you can create ad campaigns, which let you categorize your ads by name and type. You can name them whatever you'd like, and you can select from one of two types: Web Site for campaigns you add to websites, and Other for campaigns you add elsewhere, such as email newsletters. When you first log in to the Affiliate Manager, you have only one ad campaign, the Default Ad Campaign. From the Settings tab, you can change its name or type, and you can add additional campaigns. When you select ads to use in your promotions, you can also select the campaigns you want to add them to. For more information, see Displaying Go Daddy Affiliate Ads. When you run your Earnings report, you can filter it by ad campaign. For more information, see Using Your Go Daddy Affiliate Earnings Report.
In the Affiliate Manager, you can create ad campaigns, which let you categorize your ads by name and type. You can name them whatever you'd like, and you can select from one of two types: Web Site for campaigns you add to websites, and Other for campaigns you add elsewhere, such as email newsletters. When you first log in to the Affiliate Manager, you have only one ad campaign, the Default Ad Campaign. From the Settings tab, you can change its name or type, and you can add additional campaigns. When you select ads to use in your promotions, you can also select the campaigns you want to add them to. For more information, see Displaying Go Daddy Affiliate Ads. When you run your Earnings report, you can filter it by ad campaign. For more information, see Using Your Go Daddy Affiliate Earnings Report.
Join the Go Daddy® Direct Affiliate Program and promote the Go Daddy products and services you love to your website visitors and email recipients. It's incredibly easy! You can earn up to a 30 percent commission on most products and up to $500 on select products. Here's how it works:
Create advertisement banners and links in Go Daddy's easy-to-use Affiliate Manager. You can display them on websites, add them to email messages, and distribute them through social media. Each time someone clicks through one of your ads and makes an eligible purchase, we track it in your account.
An Affiliate cookie is valid for 45 days. If someone clicks through one of your ads but does not make a purchase, he/she can return up to 45 days later to make a commission-eligible purchase.
Go Daddy pays a commission for each individual shopper who clicks through an Affiliate ad and completes a purchase. Both new and existing Go Daddy customers can make commission-eligible purchases.
Go Daddy holds the initial commission for 60 days from the purchase date. If we refund the shopper for an item within that 60-day holding period, we reverse the commission you earned for that item. For more information, see How do I get paid? below.
To receive commission payments, you must set up a payee account. You can receive payments via PayPal®, Good As Gold, check payment, or direct deposit. For more information, see Setting up Your Affiliate Account's Payee Method.
You can start earning commissions right away, but we cannot issue your commission payments until you set up a payee account. (See the previous section for instructions on setting up a payee account.) Orders are eligible for commissions after a 60-day holding period. We make commission payments on the first business day following the 15th of each month via PayPal, Good As Gold, or direct deposit. Likewise, we mail check payments on the first business day following the 15th of each month. For example, in most circumstances, if a shopper makes a commission-eligible purchase in Jan., it will clear the 60-day holding period in March, and we'll pay your commissions around April 15. Purchases refunded within the 60-day holding period are not eligible for commissions. However, after 60 days, we lock your commissions, which means that they cannot be reversed due to refunds.
PayPal — PayPal users receive commissions after they've earned $25. We don't deduct PayPal transaction fees from your commissions.
NOTE: If the payment amount exceeds $20,000, we split it into two separate PayPal transactions.
Good As Gold — Good As Gold users receive commissions after they've earned $5.
Direct Deposit — Direct deposit users receive commissions after they've earned $10. We transfer commission funds directly into your checking account.
NOTE: Direct deposit is only available for affiliates located in the United States.
Check Payments — Checking account users receive commissions after they've earned $100. We charge U.S. affiliates a $25 processing fee for each paper commission check. There is no processing fee for international affiliates. We mail checks to international affiliates on a quarterly basis (every Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.).
Join the Go Daddy® Direct Affiliate Program and promote the Go Daddy products and services you love to your website visitors and email recipients. It's incredibly easy! You can earn up to a 30 percent commission on most products and up to $500 on select products. Here's how it works:
Create advertisement banners and links in Go Daddy's easy-to-use Affiliate Manager. You can display them on websites, add them to email messages, and distribute them through social media. Each time someone clicks through one of your ads and makes an eligible purchase, we track it in your account.
An Affiliate cookie is valid for 45 days. If someone clicks through one of your ads but does not make a purchase, he/she can return up to 45 days later to make a commission-eligible purchase.
Go Daddy pays a commission for each individual shopper who clicks through an Affiliate ad and completes a purchase. Both new and existing Go Daddy customers can make commission-eligible purchases.
Go Daddy holds the initial commission for 60 days from the purchase date. If we refund the shopper for an item within that 60-day holding period, we reverse the commission you earned for that item. For more information, see How do I get paid? below.
To receive commission payments, you must set up a payee account. You can receive payments via PayPal®, Good As Gold, check payment, or direct deposit. For more information, see Setting up Your Affiliate Account's Payee Method.
You can start earning commissions right away, but we cannot issue your commission payments until you set up a payee account. (See the previous section for instructions on setting up a payee account.) Orders are eligible for commissions after a 60-day holding period. We make commission payments on the first business day following the 15th of each month via PayPal, Good As Gold, or direct deposit. Likewise, we mail check payments on the first business day following the 15th of each month. For example, in most circumstances, if a shopper makes a commission-eligible purchase in Jan., it will clear the 60-day holding period in March, and we'll pay your commissions around April 15. Purchases refunded within the 60-day holding period are not eligible for commissions. However, after 60 days, we lock your commissions, which means that they cannot be reversed due to refunds.
PayPal — PayPal users receive commissions after they've earned $25. We don't deduct PayPal transaction fees from your commissions.
NOTE: If the payment amount exceeds $20,000, we split it into two separate PayPal transactions.
Good As Gold — Good As Gold users receive commissions after they've earned $5.
Direct Deposit — Direct deposit users receive commissions after they've earned $10. We transfer commission funds directly into your checking account.
NOTE: Direct deposit is only available for affiliates located in the United States.
Check Payments — Checking account users receive commissions after they've earned $100. We charge U.S. affiliates a $25 processing fee for each paper commission check. There is no processing fee for international affiliates. We mail checks to international affiliates on a quarterly basis (every Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.).
Technology has always fascinated GoDaddy.com Executive Chairman and Founder Bob Parsons. This is the guy, remember, who taught himself computer programming in the 1970s, back before computers had monitors. So it should be no surprise that the GoDaddy executive has whole-heartedly embraced social networking in all its many iterations. Bob's been using it as a business communications tool since December 2004 when his blog debuted. "The main goal is for me to have an avenue to discuss some of the important issues that will impact how the Internet is run, by whom and under whose control," he wrote at the time. It was only a matter of time before the written word gave way to video and in 2008, Bob's blog morphed into a video blog. ("I started doing video blogs instead of written ones because I'm lazy," the GoDaddy executive later confessed to Inc. magazine.) Today, Bob's video blogs attract several hundred-thousand viewers, with hundreds of comments per episode. Viewers' favorite posts to date include:
The secret John D. Rockefeller used to build Standard Oil. It's simple. Putting it to work in your business. September 8, 2005
The phenomenon called TWITTER. How U can profit from it. Danica's hottest TV ad EVER! May 1, 2009
Pick a domain name like a pro. Avoid these silly mistakes. August 22, 2008
5 ways to get Web site traffic - *WITHOUT SPENDING A DIME!* Our NEW TV ad. Viewer discretion advised. October 29, 2008
This sneaky scam nails most guys. This con job can be tough to spot. 6 tips on playing it safe. January 28, 2009
Super Bowl shoot - Sneak photos. Latest TV coverage. Candice soaked in champagne. January 10, 2007
How 2 Nail Any Interview & Get the Job! October 22, 2009
Want to build a HOT business? 5 steps that get you there. How they worked for me! September 4, 2009
In March 2009, the GoDaddy chief began using Twitter® to promote his blog and the commercials the company produces regularly. "The real beauty of Twitter revolves around the fact recipients sign up to receive your tweets, so you know the people getting your messages are actually very interested in what you have to say," says Bob, who was featured in a BusinessWeek.com article entitled "CEOs Who Use Twitter". The 2009 article profiled 49 other business leaders as well, including the CEOs of Virgin Group and Zappos.com. * Third party marks and logos are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Technology has always fascinated GoDaddy.com Executive Chairman and Founder Bob Parsons. This is the guy, remember, who taught himself computer programming in the 1970s, back before computers had monitors. So it should be no surprise that the GoDaddy executive has whole-heartedly embraced social networking in all its many iterations. Bob's been using it as a business communications tool since December 2004 when his blog debuted. "The main goal is for me to have an avenue to discuss some of the important issues that will impact how the Internet is run, by whom and under whose control," he wrote at the time. It was only a matter of time before the written word gave way to video and in 2008, Bob's blog morphed into a video blog. ("I started doing video blogs instead of written ones because I'm lazy," the GoDaddy executive later confessed to Inc. magazine.) Today, Bob's video blogs attract several hundred-thousand viewers, with hundreds of comments per episode. Viewers' favorite posts to date include:
The secret John D. Rockefeller used to build Standard Oil. It's simple. Putting it to work in your business. September 8, 2005
The phenomenon called TWITTER. How U can profit from it. Danica's hottest TV ad EVER! May 1, 2009
Pick a domain name like a pro. Avoid these silly mistakes. August 22, 2008
5 ways to get Web site traffic - *WITHOUT SPENDING A DIME!* Our NEW TV ad. Viewer discretion advised. October 29, 2008
This sneaky scam nails most guys. This con job can be tough to spot. 6 tips on playing it safe. January 28, 2009
Super Bowl shoot - Sneak photos. Latest TV coverage. Candice soaked in champagne. January 10, 2007
How 2 Nail Any Interview & Get the Job! October 22, 2009
Want to build a HOT business? 5 steps that get you there. How they worked for me! September 4, 2009
In March 2009, the GoDaddy chief began using Twitter® to promote his blog and the commercials the company produces regularly. "The real beauty of Twitter revolves around the fact recipients sign up to receive your tweets, so you know the people getting your messages are actually very interested in what you have to say," says Bob, who was featured in a BusinessWeek.com article entitled "CEOs Who Use Twitter". The 2009 article profiled 49 other business leaders as well, including the CEOs of Virgin Group and Zappos.com. * Third party marks and logos are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Bob Parsons: Go Daddy Founder & Executive Chairman
Parsons joined the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War and received the Combat Action Ribbon, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and a Purple Heart Medal. Upon his return, Parsons enrolled in the University of Baltimore where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. He is a Certified Public Accountant.
A serial entrepreneur, Parsons' first endeavor was Parsons Technology,
a software company he started in his basement in 1984, after teaching himself how to write computer programs. After creating the company's initial software, MoneyCounts and Personal Tax Edge, Parsons used direct mail marketing to sell these and subsequent products. When Parsons Technology was sold to Intuit, Inc. in 1994 for $64 million dollars, the company had nearly 1,000 employees, $100 million in annual revenue and three million customers. At the time, Parsons Technology sold more than 100 products, was releasing a new product or significant product upgrade every six days, and was sending more than six million pieces of direct marketing mail each month.
In 1997, Parsons started Jomax Technologies,
using funds from the sale of Parsons Technology. He renamed the company Go Daddy in 1999, and in 2000, Go Daddy became an ICANN-accredited domain name registrar. Today, the Go Daddy family of companies is comprised of three ICANN-accredited domain name registrars, including flagship registrar GoDaddy.com and Wild West Domains, LLC, as well as Starfield Technologies, LLC, its technology development arm.
Rule #2: Never give up. "Almost nothing works the first time it's attempted. Just because what you're doing does not seem to be working, doesn't mean it won't work. It just means that it might not work the way you're doing it. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it, and you wouldn't have an opportunity."
See All of Bob's 16 Rules for Success in Business & Life in General »
The Go Daddy way...
Throughout his entrepreneurial career, Parsons' business philosophy has been to create low-priced, feature-rich products combined with the highest levels of customer service. This philosophy has fueled Go Daddy's growth, leading it to become the No. 1 domain name registrar worldwide, both in terms of new registrations and domains under management. Go Daddy currently registers, renews or transfers a domain name more than every second of every day, has more than 9.5 million customers worldwide, manages more than 49 million domain names and employs more than 3,300 people. Go Daddy is also the largest Web hosting provider in the world with more than 5 million active hosting accounts. Most of the applications sold by Go Daddy are developed in-house and all of Go Daddy's legendary customer care centers are all located in the United States. Parsons has driven the expansion of Go Daddy's core business beyond domain names, to include website hosting, secure SSL certificates and email accounts. Go Daddy is a one-stop shop for domain names, websites and everything* in between.
Parsons is an award-winning business leader. In March 2011, Parsons received the Celebrity Fight Night Muhammad Ali Entrepreneur Award. In April 2010, his alma mater honored him as The University of Baltimore Distinguished Entrepreneur. Parsons was also presented with an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters by UB in 2008 and selected as the Arizona Business Leader of the Year in 2007.
Go Daddy has been named "Best Registrar" by DomainNameWire.com, a domain name industry news source for five consecutive years (2005 - 2010.) For seven consecutive years, Go Daddy has also ranked as one of the top employers in the Phoenix-metro area by The Phoenix Business Journal's "Best Places to Work in the Valley" employee survey. Go Daddy was honored as the AZCentral.com "Best Perks" Employer in 2009 and 2010.
Go Daddy received several 2007 Arizona Corporate Excellence (ACE) Awards, including the prestigious distinction as the state's "Most Innovative Company." Go Daddy also ranked number 2 on the ACE "25 Fastest-Growing" companies list and number 20 on the ACE "Top 50" companies list.
Parsons' personal video web blog, www.BobParsons.me ranks in the top 1% of most visited blogs on the Internet, out of 100 million+ blogs worldwide. His "16 Rules for Success in Business and Life in General" are the basis for his own success and often adopted by people who hear them.
Bob Parsons: Go Daddy Founder & Executive Chairman
Parsons joined the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War and received the Combat Action Ribbon, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and a Purple Heart Medal. Upon his return, Parsons enrolled in the University of Baltimore where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. He is a Certified Public Accountant.
A serial entrepreneur, Parsons' first endeavor was Parsons Technology,
a software company he started in his basement in 1984, after teaching himself how to write computer programs. After creating the company's initial software, MoneyCounts and Personal Tax Edge, Parsons used direct mail marketing to sell these and subsequent products. When Parsons Technology was sold to Intuit, Inc. in 1994 for $64 million dollars, the company had nearly 1,000 employees, $100 million in annual revenue and three million customers. At the time, Parsons Technology sold more than 100 products, was releasing a new product or significant product upgrade every six days, and was sending more than six million pieces of direct marketing mail each month.
In 1997, Parsons started Jomax Technologies,
using funds from the sale of Parsons Technology. He renamed the company Go Daddy in 1999, and in 2000, Go Daddy became an ICANN-accredited domain name registrar. Today, the Go Daddy family of companies is comprised of three ICANN-accredited domain name registrars, including flagship registrar GoDaddy.com and Wild West Domains, LLC, as well as Starfield Technologies, LLC, its technology development arm.
Rule #2: Never give up. "Almost nothing works the first time it's attempted. Just because what you're doing does not seem to be working, doesn't mean it won't work. It just means that it might not work the way you're doing it. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it, and you wouldn't have an opportunity."
See All of Bob's 16 Rules for Success in Business & Life in General »
The Go Daddy way...
Throughout his entrepreneurial career, Parsons' business philosophy has been to create low-priced, feature-rich products combined with the highest levels of customer service. This philosophy has fueled Go Daddy's growth, leading it to become the No. 1 domain name registrar worldwide, both in terms of new registrations and domains under management. Go Daddy currently registers, renews or transfers a domain name more than every second of every day, has more than 9.5 million customers worldwide, manages more than 49 million domain names and employs more than 3,300 people. Go Daddy is also the largest Web hosting provider in the world with more than 5 million active hosting accounts. Most of the applications sold by Go Daddy are developed in-house and all of Go Daddy's legendary customer care centers are all located in the United States. Parsons has driven the expansion of Go Daddy's core business beyond domain names, to include website hosting, secure SSL certificates and email accounts. Go Daddy is a one-stop shop for domain names, websites and everything* in between.
Parsons is an award-winning business leader. In March 2011, Parsons received the Celebrity Fight Night Muhammad Ali Entrepreneur Award. In April 2010, his alma mater honored him as The University of Baltimore Distinguished Entrepreneur. Parsons was also presented with an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters by UB in 2008 and selected as the Arizona Business Leader of the Year in 2007.
Go Daddy has been named "Best Registrar" by DomainNameWire.com, a domain name industry news source for five consecutive years (2005 - 2010.) For seven consecutive years, Go Daddy has also ranked as one of the top employers in the Phoenix-metro area by The Phoenix Business Journal's "Best Places to Work in the Valley" employee survey. Go Daddy was honored as the AZCentral.com "Best Perks" Employer in 2009 and 2010.
Go Daddy received several 2007 Arizona Corporate Excellence (ACE) Awards, including the prestigious distinction as the state's "Most Innovative Company." Go Daddy also ranked number 2 on the ACE "25 Fastest-Growing" companies list and number 20 on the ACE "Top 50" companies list.
Parsons' personal video web blog, www.BobParsons.me ranks in the top 1% of most visited blogs on the Internet, out of 100 million+ blogs worldwide. His "16 Rules for Success in Business and Life in General" are the basis for his own success and often adopted by people who hear them.
Publiser By Supetra Rahadiyono
