Paid to Click is GREAT! But I have an Idea to make it better!

[gogeta_god]

**I have re-posted this from the Offers section (Message ID: 1267985) after receiving positive feedback and suggestions to post it in the Suggestions section. I will use it as one of my 3 examples for the forum posting bonus this month, in an attempt to better the odds it gets seen.

I love PTC, I wish there was more like it. Which 4 (or more) areas do y'all visit?

I like playing Sudoku, looking at the Weather, looking at local Gas prices, and end by checking out the Babe of the Day.

My Idea:

Offer 2 PTC per day (either the existing PTC twice or add a new one) at $0.10 each ($0.20 total), 5 cents less per "clicking" and 5 cents more potential per day.

Make one A.M. only and one P.M. only.

To offset the cost / add profits to FC:

More ads get clicked
Encourages members to get on again earlier/later in the day (not just once, which I'm sure a good amount of members do)
Those who don't get on more then once only get $0.10 instead of current $0.15
Creates a benefit to logging in multiple times per day and being active. Members more likely to do more offers.

FC offsets costs / adds profits

Also, the coupon center click after meeting all other requirments seems to be broken (blank FC page). This is another opportunity for more ad clicks/ revenue.
 
Win Win for FC and it's members.

This concept can be implemented for more and more PTC offers, but starting with a 2nd would be great.

What do y'all think? Good Idea? I know some won't like potentially getting 10 cents instead of current 15 cents, but there has to be some trade off to make it realistic.

How do we make sure a staff member / admin sees this?

[gogeta_god]

LOL this post got a ton of replies in the offers section, and was pointed out to me I should post it in the suggestions section. And now noone has responded and still respond to the one in the offers section hahaha.

I think the offers section gets the most traffic of all the places in the forum.

[madeara]

What a terrific idea.