What offer to choose?

[kay0lix]

Hello all, it's been a while I'm in some cpa netwok but I never used them.
Today I found a method to get targeted leads that might work so a question came to my mind: should I choose the offers that convert on email/zip code submit or the ones that you have to put your zip + shipping address?
The one with the shipping address pays 3$ per lead and the other 1,5$ so I don't know wich one will get me more $$.

My traffic is targeted so they are interested in the offer but maybe there's some people who are too lazy to fill the shipping address? The zip code takes only 5 secs to submit and some people fill it even if they know that they'll never get the free iPhone.

I need a person with some experience please, thanks.

 

[greenlantern420]

at this point you should just pick one that catches your eye and run it, scale from there, w/other offers. Try not to put all eggs in a basket.

 

[BrandonTillman]

I agree with greenlantern...grab a popular offer that you think somebody would be interested and switch offers to see which one can convert the best for you.

at this point you should just pick one that catches your eye and run it, scale from there, w/other offers. Try not to put all eggs in a basket.

 

[howard_hughes]

just try out stuff man, honestly, you can ask all sorts of questions all day but it won't get you anywhere. Just take action and find out what works.

 

[Webbers UX]

I'm using CPA, I prefer ZIP / Email Submits ,choose the one which you will get more money from, more leads etc.

 

[Kaiser.]

I'm using CPA, I prefer ZIP / Email Submits ,choose the one which you will get more money from, more leads etc.

Yea same here, using it too. I would suggest you try them all, and whichever suits best go for it. Do your own research.

 

[katereber]

I suggest to get the high payouts and most interesting offers.. In that way you can get more leads and commission, try to experiment to know everything.. Remember, mistakes makes us perfect.. Good luck to you.

 

[rightg]

And also look/ask for the EPC and performance, no point testing out dead offers that don't convert.