[SD_Steve]

Scent Design is the first and only fully functional online "fragrance bar" for designing one-of-a-kind custom fragrances for personal use. Scent Design provides a list of 50 base fragrance oils to the consumer who then decides the variety and amount they would like to blend. The process is quick, creative and fun with 100% control in the hands of the customer. There is no long and rambling "personality test" or ambiguous fragrance names that get in the way of the creative process and scare away customers.

- 10% commission on sales.
- 180 day cookies.
- Current sales range from $10-$100 with 75% or more being within $20-$50.
- The popular and recognizable fragrances make creation fun.
- The simple interface makes the designing process intuitive and fast.
- Inexpensive enough to feel good about taking a chance at designing your own personal fragrance.
- 50 base fragrances means over 200 million possibilities and a high rate of repeat customers.
- The liberal return policy Scent Design offers builds trust and loyalty.

With the buzz of 'Web 2.0' and 'user created content', Scent Design is truly a unique site with a unique product that takes 'customer created content' to an entirely new level.

Ok, enough of the party line...

This is a first for us, and I hope some of you take the chance to check out our program and products. We are a small company taking our next step to no longer be a 'small company'. Thank you in advance for your help, support and patience as we give you the best products and service we can.

CHECK OUT OUR AFFILIATE PROGRAM

Scent Design

[2busy]

Um..Steve, where it says "Check Out Our Affiliate Program" you might want to change that to Join our affilate program. There isn't any more information there than there is posted here - except the sign up form. I wanted to take a look. It sounds like a product with distinct possibilities but "Check Out" infers that there is more information to be had at the other end of that link.
I'll go around to the front door and peek in the window first, thanks.

[SD_Steve]

Thanks for the suggestsions 2busy
edit: looks like it's stuck there for good. I'll file that one under "things I learned a bit too late"