Affiliate programs without experience?

[splendiddog]

what affiliate programs accept for newbies? It seems everyone wants experience. I want to run sweepstakes and mobile apps pay per installs

 

[rgi]

what affiliate programs accept for newbies? It seems everyone wants experience. I want to run sweepstakes and mobile apps pay per installs

Really you just need to sound like you know what you're talking about when they phone verify you, and you'll get approved. It sounds like you already know your verticals, which is good. You should also know the names of a few other CPA networks that you can say you have accounts on. Know what your traffic sources are (email/PPV = bad, incent = usually bad, social = good, search = great). Know your monthly revenue and CTRs. If you can BS for a 5 minute phone call, you're in.

 

[SunnyLeon]

And to sound like less of a noob, first off, don`t call them affiliate programs, if they are CPA networks. What you want are CPA offers, which stands for cost per action, getting paid for a specific action rather than for only the sale as for affiliate programs pay.

 

[CyberCommander]

https://www.awin.com/

 

[splendiddog]

Really you just need to sound like you know what you're talking about when they phone verify you, and you'll get approved. It sounds like you already know your verticals, which is good. You should also know the names of a few other CPA networks that you can say you have accounts on. Know what your traffic sources are (email/PPV = bad, incent = usually bad, social = good, search = great). Know your monthly revenue and CTRs. If you can BS for a 5 minute phone call, you're in.

They are asking for proofs too

 

[Juherianto]

what affiliate programs accept for newbies? It seems everyone wants experience. I want to run sweepstakes and mobile apps pay per installs

How about applying to other affiliate programs that don't need any proof? I think it's easier for you to start like a Fiverr affiliate, hosting, email service provider, domain, survey site, and etc. Some of them will need you to have your own blog to apply as an affiliate like ShareASale

 

[rgi]

They are asking for proofs too

So try other networks. I don't think MaxBounty requires proof but you do need to talk to them. AdCommunal is another easy one. Just get on OfferVault and apply to a bunch of networks, you'll get accepted to a few and you can build from there. All they're trying to do is make sure that you'll send their advertisers some good converting traffic, so tell them what they want to hear. Don't give up, just fake it till you make it.

 

[splendiddog]

So try other networks. I don't think MaxBounty requires proof but you do need to talk to them. AdCommunal is another easy one. Just get on OfferVault and apply to a bunch of networks, you'll get accepted to a few and you can build from there. All they're trying to do is make sure that you'll send their advertisers some good converting traffic, so tell them what they want to hear. Don't give up, just fake it till you make it.

I tried maxbounty 3 times, immediately rejected within 2days, no call no message.

Thanks i will try other networks too

 

[splendiddog]

How about applying to other affiliate programs that don't need any proof? I think it's easier for you to start like a Fiverr affiliate, hosting, email service provider, domain, survey site, and etc. Some of them will need you to have your own blog to apply as an affiliate like ShareASale

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