a) EDP > EDP Network > Publisher. In this scenario, EDebitPay submits an offering through EDP Network directly to a publisher. Upon the fulfillment of the desired action (usually completion of an application by a targeted consumer), EDebitPay will pay the publisher a fee directly.
b) EDP > EDP Network > Affiliate Marketer. In this scenario, EDebitPay submits an offering through EDP Network that is later picked up by an affiliate marketer. If the affiliate marketer fulfills that offer on its own directly with a consumer, EDebitPay pays the affiliate for this desired action.
c) EDP > EDP Network > Affiliate Network > Publisher. In this scenario, EDebitPay submits an offering through EDP Network. The offer is then picked up by an affiliate network that in turn markets the offer to its network of publishers and affiliates. If the offer is then fulfilled by a consumer on a publisher’s site, the affiliate and publisher will split the fees paid by EDebitPay for this desired action.
d) EDP > EDP Network > Affiliate Network > Affiliate Marketer. As above, in this scenario, EDebitPay submits an offering through EDP Network that is then distributed through an affiliate network. If the offer is then fulfilled by a consumer through an affiliate marketer, the affiliate and its affiliate marketer will split the fees paid by EDebitPay for this desired action.
e) EDP Network > Online List Manager. In this scenario, EDebitPay submits an offering though EDP Network that is subsequently acquired and distributed through an online list manager. If the offer is fulfilled by that email list manager, the list manager is paid by EdebitPay for this desired action. |