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Hello-
I'm not exactly sure if this is the right subforum, but I'm excited to let everyone know about a little project I've been working on for the past few days.
It's always bugged me that all the awesome developers on here and ppcgeeks.com have to struggle to with 3rd party services (e.g. rapidshare) to distribute their creations. I've been toying with the notion of some sort of free hosting for a while now, and have finally gone ahead with it.
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hey all!
I am reaching out to dev's who host their projects and files on rapidshare and sites of that sort. i myself used them from time to time and had nothing but complaints. so i have put together a similar but more efficient site for developers to take advantage of. free hosting of your files up to 500mb's each, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited storage, and best of all, no wait times or download restrictions. Free accounts for everybody, there are NO pay accounts. free free free! users with accounts can manage their files.
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Please take advantage of it as much as you would like. FREE file hosting with no limitations besides warez and copyrighted material. And you can fully manage and keep statistics of your files as well.
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I have the support of a major enterprise CDN company to help open source projects and developers with free unlimited CDN hosting.
A few questions would help me figure out how to start.
Do you have issues with distributing your work at the moment?
Would you be interested to use a CDN to distribute your work? (roms/mods/themes..)
What is the average filesize of the files you plan to host?
What is the total amount of storage you would need?
How much traffic can you generate in a month?
What would be your preferred method of upload? (ftp/rsync/web)
What other features you would like to see?
The only thing needed from you would be to put a few links somewhere, mention the project or even add a banner.
Tell me your thoughts on this.
Thanks
Apple's iTunes affiliate program provides an incentive for bloggers, media outlets, other website owners and individuals to push traffic to iTunes and increase app/song purchases.
It seems as though an affiliate program for Android would serve Google in a number of ways including
1) more app purchases where Google keeps a revenue split
2) increased traffic to Google Checkout
3) solidify Google's Android market as the central place for apps vs. other upstart 3rd party markets
4) generate AdWords spend and
5) increased traffic to the Android market that could lead to better apps and a better overall Android experience relative to the iPhone.
:laugh:
Then Why doesn't Google have an affiliate program for the Android market?
Perhaps you should explain what apples affiliate program is and how it works in op
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9harsh9 said:
Apple's iTunes affiliate program provides an incentive for bloggers, media outlets, other website owners and individuals to push traffic to iTunes and increase app/song purchases.
It seems as though an affiliate program for Android would serve Google in a number of ways including
1) more app purchases where Google keeps a revenue split
2) increased traffic to Google Checkout
3) solidify Google's Android market as the central place for apps vs. other upstart 3rd party markets
4) generate AdWords spend and
5) increased traffic to the Android market that could lead to better apps and a better overall Android experience relative to the iPhone.
:laugh:
Then Why doesn't Google have an affiliate program for the Android market?
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Since the person posting affiliate links, reaps some kind of benefit (typically a % of the sale), affiliate links are against xda rules on making commercial posts. If google started an affiliate program and it wasn't easy to recognize the affiliate links from non-affiliate links to the play store, then probably all links to the play store would have to be removed from xda...