New to propeller ads

[needtraffic24]

Hello, I'm wanting to launch a Propeller Ads campaign to generate email leads for my affiliate offer. What strategy would you propose and have you used that has been successful?

 

[RemoteSpace]

hard to say. Are you running tier 1, tier 2 or tier 3 offers? Do you have a whitelist or blacklist? Are you running push or popunder traffic? How many creatives and landers are you testing? What type of offers are you running and what's the flow (SOI, DOI, CC Submit, or other).

How much you need to spend to see positive ROI depends on a lot of things. My advice is to start in a tier 2 or 3 country to learn the ropes where traffic is much cheaper. Then move up to tier 1 countries once you have learned how to test and optimize campaigns. The guide I used (STM Forum - Make your first dollar online) to learn how to run popunder traffic suggested having $2k to learn how to test, optimize, and scale campaigns.

 

[synciaguard]

You need to find another approach. You'll need a decent sized backroll to run tier 1 offers
Propeller ads worked for me. The investment is hard to say. It depends on the geo and the offer.

 

[masixx]

You need to find another approach. You'll need a decent sized backroll to run tier 1 offers
Propeller ads worked for me. The investment is hard to say. It depends on the geo and the offer.

hey ,if I may ask how long did you test before you had a green campaign?

 

[needtraffic24]

How long have you been using Propeller Ad? Targeting countries in tier 3 wouldn't that be an issue since there is a language barrier?

 

[pripao]

Hello, I'm wanting to launch a Propeller Ads campaign to generate email leads for my affiliate offer. What strategy would you propose and have you used that has been successful?

Use ambition ads → pre-lander (email capture) → partner offer.

Test 3–5 creatives per GEO.
Jump with small modest, cut bad regions fast.
Track the lot with a trailer.
Scale victors, and always build your own email list.

 

[bidpulse]

Start with push traffic targeting interests and use a strong lead magnet to grab emails quickly.

 

[myppcplanner]

Run small campaigns first, test different angles on your landing page, and scale what actually brings real clicks.

 

[Som Phon]

Run push + interstitial ads, habit a short snooping pre-lander, test lesser budget, cut bad zones fast, scale winners.

 

[Cryptfang]

I’d recommend starting with a solid push notification campaign, targeting niche interests, and offering a compelling lead magnet to capture emails—works great for affiliates!

 

[restoedoaibu]

Hello, I’ve run multiple successful Propeller Ads campaigns for lead generation. The key is strong audience targeting and optimized creatives. I usually start with push or interstitial traffic, using geo + device segmentation, then A/B test 3–5 ad variations to find the best CTR.

 

[IT Web Solution]

Use push or pop ads with a simple pre-lander, clear call-to-action, track results, test countries and ads, block bad traffic, and scale what works.

 

[Muhammad_Raza]

If you’re new to PropellerAds, you can test a basic push-notification campaign with interest-based targeting. Many beginners start by offering something useful (like a simple free resource) to collect emails and learn which audiences respond best.

 

[Mary_Rose]

How long have you been using PropellerAds? I’m curious whether targeting Tier-3 countries affects performance, especially considering possible language or engagement differences.

 

[ShenAgency]

Hello, I'm wanting to launch a Propeller Ads campaign to generate email leads for my affiliate offer. What strategy would you propose and have you used that has been successful?

I tried it for a full month myself, but it didn’t bring many positive results, so I stopped using it. However, you might have a better strategy than I did and could get the results you’re hoping for.