What's the difference between Monetizer and Afflow? (3)

Hi guys. I'm subscribed to both of them, but can't understand what's the difference between both options?

I'm currently using afflow, but I see almost the same options and backend and both of them, so basically don't know what Monetizer is for.

Afflow was the original product, and from my understanding, it part of its original intent was "gamification" of affiliate marketing, using the founders' best funnels and an intelligent algorithm, along with a pretty open stats platform, to get people to buy traffic for their funnels under a rev-share agreement (and thus improve their data/funnels/camps, to everyone's benefit) .

In order to appeal to more publishers, like the average webmaster that didn't want to manage camps or sit around doing arbitrage, they simplified the front-end platform down a little bit to make "dropping this money making script" into one's site easier and more marketable. This is where Monetizer came in.

You can get more perspective on how it all came together by reading this thread:

https://stmforum.com/forum/showthrea...0-In-12-Months

Originally Posted by Mr Green

So how could we scale faster?

Simple. Focus on hunting big website owners and see if traffic networks would be interested in running our links themselves.

So it was back to the grind doing cold sales emailing. The response rate was low. Why? We had zero online presence. We looked small. Our pitch was too complicated for these big shots. They didn't care about all this gamification stuff and they certainly weren't down to sign up an account under a cheesy 90s boy band name (their loss).

We had to pivot and put our business suits on. We rebranded and created a new simplified platform that was more suitable website owners. No more bells and whistles, just links and dollar signs. Think of YTZ, Redirect.com or Mobusi on crack.

Monetizer.co was born.

Difference is that Afflow gives you more insights and statistics, but the offers that are rotating in the backend should be all same.