Prosper202 + Cake Marketing Postback URL Question >

Skywalker

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• Sep 20, 2012

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I'm trying to use the postback url with "http:" just like prosper 202 gives as "simple global post back url" postback url with amount of offer, but it won't fire the pixel on conversions. I've tried it many other ways that work with other affiliates including image postback but no luck. Anyone know the way Cake Marketing platform needs the http: postback url" should be?

 

kelvin.thechamp

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• Sep 20, 2012

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i dont think cake marketing works with prosper202 i tried it before as i track my entire clicks via prosper202 it didnt worked
with other system like hasoffers etc it works fine

 

Skywalker

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ahhh, thanks for the response...

 

seikooc

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• Oct 23, 2012

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Do you guys know if your third party (traffic source pixels) fire when you use the postback url?

I have seen some affiliate network offers that only allow postback url's and I get it to fire so that prosper updates the leads from the subid's that converted, but I can't seem to figure out how to fire the tracking pixel of the ad network so they can tell me which placement actually converted.

Please help!!

 

seikooc

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• Oct 23, 2012

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Skywalker said:

I'm trying to use the postback url with "http:" just like prosper 202 gives as "simple global post back url" postback url with amount of offer, but it won't fire the pixel on conversions. I've tried it many other ways that work with other affiliates including image postback but no luck. Anyone know the way Cake Marketing platform needs the http: postback url" should be?

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Hey Skywalker, to make the postback url fire in Cake you just need to make sure you are appending the subid correctly to postback link. The correct parameter for Cake is #s1# and you can use #price# for the price awarded per lead or conversion.

 

finerpleasures

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You can find the answer over here -http://www.lukepeerfly.com/7search-prosper202-optimization-case-study