Now you know how to add to and edit the content of your site, you need to decide what information you wish to display and how you are going to display it. Try and remember that each site/program that you list on site might be read by somebody that has never seen an advert for it. What information are they going to be looking for, what do they need to know about the site before they can make their decision to join or not to join. There are two ways of listing this information, you can list it as fact (as I do on my site) or you can list it with a sales pitch. There are good and bad points for both of these options. Lets look at them to help you decide which method you prefer.

If you list the facts about the site, it will appear something like;
Now this listing just states the facts. There is no sales pitch and no hype. This gives the visitor the chance to see what they can expect to earn, how they can be paid, who is eligible for membership with this program and payment history. The advantages for listing it in this way is that there is a very low chance that they will join, then leave or become and inactive member of your down-line. This is because they have a clear expectation of what they can earn, in what way they can earn, and how fast they can earn. They are more likely to become and remain, an active member of your down-line.

Now this way of displaying the information makes it look very appealing. You get paid to promote this site and you can get paid for reading emails from this site. However, it does not tell you anything about how much you can earn, how fast you can earn, and who can join. So somebody looks at this ad and thinks "That sounds interesting, looks like I can earn a bit of money there, I'll give it ago". So they join up, find that they have to pay for advertising promoting this site, the paid mails number about 10 a day and you get about 5 cents a week at the beginning (amounts are for example purposes only). So they then think "This isn't working out how I thought it would", so they either leave the site or just do not bother it any more. This is called an inactive referral.

Obviously there is a chance that after they have joined via the second type of ad, they will like it and will remain an active referral. However, I have found that although the first type of gets you fewer referrals, they are better quality referrals because they know what to expect before they join. They are less likely to be disappointed than someone joining through the second type of ad. So the second type of add may get you more referrals, but there will be a high percentage of that down-line that are inactive. So it becomes a question of quality over quantity, you just have to decide which you prefer and advertise accordingly.