I want my Own CPA Network

[abas18]

Hello guys, I am new here, but I have been reading a lot, I am still a noob but I want to open my own CPA network. I am not sure If you are supposed to mentioned names here, but I want to be networks like Sparkleads and AdcendMedia etc.. I want to offer both Incent and non Incent offers. Please mods/admins move this to the right forum if I posted in the wrong section.

I am looking for a simple friendly script that has support/ tracking and everything needed to run a CPA network.

Please someone help me

I need to know how much money it will take to be successful and also what does it take to get offers from the advertisers?

I'm on vacation right now, but I am planning on doing ton's of reading. I think this forum is filled with tons of great information.

This is a big project that I want to start. I am not planning on starting something quickly... I want to learn everything I can before I spend a lot of money into this.

Thank you guys so much.

A.M

 

[gahoachma]

i doubt but am not sure, that a script good enough to do what you want exists. Most likely need to get it created at a freelancer site. Which could run a couple thousand or so.

A tip for freelancer sites though, negotiate, talk them down. I've more than once cut the final bid down 50 to 100 percent.

 

[jaredakelly]

hasoffers.com

check it out

 

[abas18]

Thank you for the reply man. I think ShiftCode has a script for something like this but I'm not sure.

Anyways.. that is just a script? what about getting offers?

what is required? how can I convince the advertisers that I can give them what they are looking for?

Will one person be able to run a CPA network successfully?

Thank you

 

[CYBERTRON]

hasoffers.com

check it out

yup.. beat me to the punch!.. thats where you need to start out with. They offer free accounts so u can get started tonight and play around. There are seveal networks that allow you to piggyback on them so you can run their offers as your own. gL

 

[solar2010]

How about the startup capital ?

 

[abas18]

How about the startup capital ?

What are you talking about?

 

[Grizzy]

direct track is another possibility as well.

 

[Jeremy_AM]

Originally Posted by solar2010
How about the startup capital ?

What are you talking about?

*sigh*

 

[TapTapper]

Aren't there companies that manage affiliate programs for people? I seem to remember seeing that somewhere around here. A relationship like re-selling hosting or like the online email campaign managers.

 

[meathead1234]

What are you talking about?

Seriously, dude, if you haven't even considered "start up capital" then you are really in no position to be setting up any business, let alone a CPA network...

 

[truid]

yup.. beat me to the punch!.. thats where you need to start out with. They offer free accounts so u can get started tonight and play around. There are seveal networks that allow you to piggyback on them so you can run their offers as your own. gL

Nevermind, I just saw hasoffers.com and I'm checking it out now. Thanks.

 

[truid]

Seriously, dude, if you haven't even considered "start up capital" then you are really in no position to be setting up any business, let alone a CPA network...

Not just the initial capital investment but also the infrastructure and management would (I would think) be overwhelming for just one person to run.

 

[abas18]

*sigh*

Relax guys

I read the capital part wrong, I thought it said capitol and I was like what the ...

Anyways I have about 20k right now.. I am trying to save more.

We are about 3 people right now.

I think we should be enough..

what do you guys think?

what are all the things I need to know?

Thank you guys so much

 

[abas18]

Money will not be an issue for me, my biggest fear or problem is getting advertisers or making deals with them to give you offers?

How does this process work?

 

[CasinoJack]

You need to get to the TOP of the food chain, and they only talk to real people, with real traffic.

I know who supplies most of the cpa companies used here, and they are good guys, but again, you need tohave something solid to get your foot in the door.

 

[mointernet]

*sigh* *sigh* *sigh*

you need at least a five figures to run a successful network not forgetting business cost, affiliate/tracking platform cost, transactions cost etc... and most importantly keeping a positive float and please don't ask me what is a float. *bang head*.

 

[jay2success]

For start you can use commercial script like this:
- Affiliate Network Pro
- Post Affiliate Network

I checked their demo and they have complete solution for cheap price, i think it's more than enough for start. You must pay monthly for hasoffers so it's better to buy 1 time ready script.

I have credit report offer if you have your network established. Just hit me up. White hat only, no black hat.

Hope this helps.

 

[Chronos]

Without start-up capital you will not have the cash (or assets) to invest in the much needed assets that are required to run a CPA network or any business.

Even after buying the needed assets, you will need more cash reserve to mantain cash liquidity in order to run day-to-day operations, and subsequentley day-to-day expenses.

Infact I would bet a CPA network would have to have large capital, mostly cash reserve at start-up (in terms of starting a small business) to pay for things like CPA software platform, advertising, promotions, SEO work, technical, advertiser and affiliate support help, computers etc. The list goes on and on. I would think starting a CPA company would be at minimum $25,000 start-up, but should probably be started with atleast $100,000-150,000 capital to maintain cash liquidity, cost of assets and expenses.

 

[2 4 k]

HasOffers has been mentioned a couple of times and from a ease of use, features etc they are the way to go.

Plus they have a marketplace where networks can trade their offers between each other and you can instantly expand the number of offers available to your affs.

Excellent converting offers plus a handful of committed affs is going to be more important than just setting up your network though.