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zhenyoung

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I don't know how many people here work with chaturbate. I'm just confused. In the last two months, almost no regular customers have been engaged in consumer activities. My December earnings were terrible, too. I have worked for eight months. Now there are more than 1,000 registered users, more than 500 clicks per day. I get an average of 8 registered users, but my income is almost 0. I hope 2019 will be better.



At the end of the paper is another post. “We'll, there must be something going on if not just a couple, but a fair amount of users expereince huge drop in their earnings on CB. I am having the same as my earnings in december dropped to about -95% now compared to other months.”(https://gfy.com/webmaster-q-and-fuckin-a/1180502-monthly-chaturbate-revenue-average-28.html)

Do you have any more ideas about chaturbate?sorry my poor english
 
i had practically the same whitelabel site for a year, after sitting out about 10 months, then income starts creeping in... as long as you have targeted traffic, it should eventually convert, keep doing whatever you're doing (since they're signing up) and ADD new traffic sources from tier 1 countries
 
It really depends on how you are gaining traffic.

Put yourself in the consumer shoes.

Are you driving traffic to drive traffic, or are you driving traffic to earn conversions.

The chaturbate game is saturated, but it’s saturated for a reason. Because there’s still money to be made.

How are you driving your traffic?
 
Where you are getting your traffic is the key, the traffic that converts the best are the people who are already looking for porn (in the tubes).
 
You'd be very surprised but so far Chaturbate earnings this december have been very bad for a lot of people. A lot of people on adult forums complain about their revenue this december, especially the period starting on December 15th. Same thing here btw, my revenue has dropped 95% compared to the last 15 days, so yeah. You are not the only one. I might write them a eMail but with almost 80% of earners experiencing this problem at the moment, then i think it has something to do with the christmas period, holidays etc..
 
yes usually pre holiday is bad, for me too, dont be surprise if chrismas eve, christmas day and new years eve, will be good days, may lonely peoples in those days...will get on CB
 
@Heiko Please come back and tell us if you have any news. Thank you!
 
I had different results. I had a terrible results in october and november ($3.99 earned) then my 2 big fishes came back in december and they spent $2000.
 
1043 signs up/ 103151 clicks.

My situation, 100:1
 
I had different results. I had a terrible results in october and november ($3.99 earned) then my 2 big fishes came back in december and they spent $2000.
This. Although mine didn't go anywhere that low. I had the all time best results in the first pay period of December since 2014, 2nd pay period still performs above average.
At the end of the paper is another post. “We'll, there must be something going on if not just a couple, but a fair amount of users expereince huge drop in their earnings on CB. I am having the same as my earnings in december dropped to about -95% now compared to other months.”
Those people who have negative experience are always "louder" and more probably to leave a feedback, which can give the wrong impression about overall performance. It's obviously true for everything, not just Chaturbate. Nothing is broken. It's just a worse period for some in the chain of the usual ups and downs. It's often just luck/misfortune and there's no need to overthink it. If you ask people about earnings in the holiday season, you can not rarely hear direct opposite opinions.

If you experience low earnings for an extended period of time, it simply can be that the registrations aren't quality and the tendency won't change unless you change something. Try to target tier 1 countries and it's the best if you don't "force" registrations, just funnel them to the best converting tour, to the home page or to the room of a particular model on your white label. Those visitors who are interested, will find out that they can't chat or tip the performers without registering, so they register. This way unnecessary registrations don't dilute the stats and you can get a better picture about the real performance of your traffic.

1,000 regs aren't necessary much, if you don't know the ratio of tier 1 to other tiers, in itself it doesn't reveal much. What you should look at is the amount of high spenders. If you have only a few of those and one or two disappear, revenue can tank. We have no affect on this aspect, it's totally up to the spenders when they appear, disappear, reappear or don't appear at all. Luck plays a big role, it's very much like gambling, but here at least we can increase the odds by keeping at it and collecting more and more quality regs.

It doesn't always make sense to look for tendencies, because often there's none.
 
Just giving ya guys a little update, i have sent them an email but haven't heard back from them yet. My earnings are still extremely low compared to what i used to earn, we are talking about a drop in revenue of about 90% for the first 15 days.

Anyone else experiencing this?
 
@Heiko this is reviewed in general case for case meaning that probably you were not sending good quality (which means they were paying you per lead, but the leads were not spending money) so they change you internally to a pay per sale model and then they are paying just for the leads that convert, this is my guess but it is a common practice in the CPA market, talk to your affiliate manager anyway.
 
@Heiko this is reviewed in general case for case meaning that probably you were not sending good quality (which means they were paying you per lead, but the leads were not spending money) so they change you internally to a pay per sale model and then they are paying just for the leads that convert, this is my guess but it is a common practice in the CPA market, talk to your affiliate manager anyway.


I've always promoted revenue-share, no Pay Per Lead or Pay Per Sale. The Visitors itself are mostly from the US and other T1 Countries, i rarely have people signing up from T2 or T3 countries.

Thanks for the answer tho
 
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