How to Remove emails from a list that have affiliate purchased, automatically.

Create a bonus for the people who buy a product through your affiliate link. When they buy, you get them to send you the receipt. Once you confirm they have purchased through your link, you then send them to a sign up form. They sign up. You deliver the bonus either on a thank you page you redirected them to after sign up, or in the welcome email.

You could do this, but it would require some custom programming to make happen.

I promote CPA offers, so the biggest platform would be Cake. So in the affiliate url you have s1=&s2=&s3=, so in s2 you would add s2=emailaddress. The depending on the service you are using they will have a tag to insert the email of the user the message is being sent to into the message. Let's just say it's [[EMAlL]], so you would use s2=[[EMAIL]] in your messages.

Then you would set up a postback script, so that they sent you the S2 info. Something like...http://somedomain.com/postback?somefieldname=#s2#

Depending on the platform, it's just a matter of using the correct field in the url to insert the email address and postback to return the email that converted. Pretty much all major platforms have a postback option.

Then you would need a way to move the email address from List A to List B. I suspect the easiest way would be to build something that uses the API of the email service you are using and you could just automate the process of moving all the addresses.

The entire process could be all automated to where the platform sends the email to the postback script and it is passed to the API program that would then move the address from list a to list b.

I have never done this, but have thought about doing it. I just haven't bothered as I'm not sure if it would make a huge difference in my income due to the way that I do things. However, I'm 99.99% sure that it could be fairly easily implemented. I'm not a programmer but have programmers that work for me and just don't see where there would be any big issue.

The downside to the above it would expose the email address to the affiliate network. If this is a concern, you could create a redirect system that when the link is clicked would take the email address and replace it with an id of some sort. Then the postback system would get the ID instead of the email and you would later need to convert the ID to the email address.

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