Sam;91256 Wrote:Hi! First thread on Jr.Vip - heh, to be honest this post is actually one of the reasons I signed up. $ d" g& o( M9 {0 J) o" E0 S
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I've got more than a couple of questions throughout the text, so I 8 p9 F: s9 N) ^8 w5 \) X6 t' R
thought it would make it easier to follow if I underlined the
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Ok, the thing is - I'm planning on doing free-signup dating offers on CPA networks.
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. }6 i' }- Q" s4 ? }I would drive the traffic to the offer mostly from CL. (dating) 9 J8 ]& M7 ?4 A3 t, _. M5 [% a
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Now at first I was paranoid, because I read a couple of threads about
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the leads converted into paying ones they got transferred/not payed etc.
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; W" R- a/ r5 F$ F7 y% p( A% O3 {(I'm not actually sure if they were on CPA- or adult networks. Is there a difference in these two when it comes to free-signups not converting into paid ones?)% L6 `: w+ G- c) @: @( {) T
6 t) h7 {! f2 a h4 OWell anyhow, I did some research on the subject. And basically the advice I got was:
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3 c! Z C: M9 Y# \# p2 }. d1. You can always blame the offer, it's not your fault it doesn't convert.
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3 @" h+ C; |) D' p2. Atleast your creating a list for them, which they can try to monetize later on (emails, zip codes, addresses etc.)
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; Z8 \3 G5 z: U$ ?( F" i3. What do they expect? 99% of people take something free and leave anyways.
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5 b5 ?# M$ M ?- k8 D( {7 TI think these are some pretty legit reasons, although do they matter anything in the eyes of a network/advertiser?$ v4 l6 n; Z# C% o" Y2 p& a0 X; y8 X
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* I8 y f, d# h- R" N R' YI was also suggested to keep the amount of money made under $1500 per month per network.0 ]7 m! C2 x$ P s( O% Z
(just to keep it under the radar) That would mean $50 per day, which is
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- A. n4 k" P3 {! ^definitely keep in mind is not sticking on one offer - I'l rotate them
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My #1 question right now is whether I should use the scheme: ' V+ q: @3 F# t5 @
CL->email->BH site->WH site->offer. (I'd use some script / - C( ^( L% g8 v9 `- U
if possible - "Referer Guardian" for redirecting) Some people
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it would be pretty logical as a coverup - if anyone asks I'm doing doing
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would be like 26k hits) What I would actually do is just send some fake
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) k$ P* Y% y9 P+ Y6 ^& O8 G6 ?Now on the other hand there are people who tell me something like "oh # g' r' ]# d; ^2 W: ]- ^7 I; ?
why bother, it's too much of a hassle - just give them a direct link to 9 p0 j3 |: m3 I3 B1 x
the offer when your emailing them" Well, I guess I wouldn't even have to7 [ H# J# Q. @
cloak/blank anything then? I mean, if I'm sending them the link through e-mail, the referer is blank already, right?
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+ L9 c+ a, Y: X: VAlthough a pretty bad setback with e-mailing is that a lot of dating
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Hm, now I know there isn't a 100% answer, but overall which road should I take? When I'd choose the second one, wouldn't it be too suspicious? What would I have to tell the AM - that I'm using a opt-in mail list? ! U9 b5 }1 q' z4 ]. [) I. w& L( t
, F& Q c! |- }1 S3 F4 W: t; F) ^Would I also have to send some fake traffic to the offer? {I mean a 15(sales):20(visitors) ratio wouldn't seem legit, would it?}: y) x+ c+ G# ~ O- S3 L
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" z2 j, A8 T: Z2 I) i! iBut with the first road, I'm puzzled with what should the sites actually$ h, u5 W+ j2 }5 y6 `
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CC offers. What would a BH site for a free-signup look like? And the WH site? (a review site perhaps?) I would really appreciate if someone would give me some examples!
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) g2 u3 M! U7 ?5 h# U9 WHeh, well - that's pretty much all..for now
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