Twitter & CPA

[jeffnaz]

Has anyone used Twitter to push traffic to a CPA offer (zip/email submit)?

I've tested pushing twitter traffic to Clickbank and WF WSO's but not having much success...curious if it's possible to promote CPA where it might be easier for getting some results.

 

[guzzz]

I've done all that.

I'm going to save you some time with this reply (I wish someone had told me this before!)

First of all, Twitter+Clickbank=CRAP, it sucks, dont waste your time.

You can definitely make money with Twitter and CPA. However there are some downsides:

1. Most of CPA Networks dont allow twitter traffic. (theres a way to get arount this one)

2. Twitter will ban your accounts pretty quick usually. You'd be able to send maybe a couple hundred replies after your account gets banned. You MUST have all your accounts created with a unique IP address otherwise all your accounts under the same IP will get banned once one gets banned.

3. You need to use proxies. One for each account while posting your tweets.

Twitter users are usually cheap, dont expect to get any sales from them, try offers of free stuff with. First page conversion offers of Zip submit (your best choice) or email submits.

Before you start find out if your network and/offer allow twitter traffic.

If not, there are some "fake referrer" techniques around here that work pretty good.

This is based on my experience, I've tried twitter keyword targetted techniques and after many disappointments, trial and error, I managed to make some money.

I hope this helps and saves you some time

 

[jeffnaz]

thanks for the insight. your advice about clickbank is very true.

i didn't even consider using twitter replies as a way to generate the traffic so i may try it. thanks for the xtra tips.

i've been pushing twitter traffic to juicyads and making a couple bucks daily. i'm testing chaturbate now, but want to test cpa.....probably all depends if I can find an offer that will allow twitter traffic.

 

[bricema]

A typical network not allowing any twitter traffic is PeerFly. Your best bet is to redirect your traffic and mask referrers.

 

[afman]

A typical network not allowing any twitter traffic is PeerFly. Your best bet is to redirect your traffic and mask referrers.

What's a good method to mask referrers or make it appear to your CPA network that the traffic is not from twitter?

Also, what do you guys think is the best software for twitter/cpa marketing?

 

[threeman]

don't waste your time with twitter...paid traffic is the way to go. fb and pof

 

[jeffnaz]

i found out the CPABeyond has many offers that allow twitter traffic

 

[hameem]

i found out the CPABeyond has many offers that allow twitter traffic

Did your AM tell you that? Because I can't seem to find anything that mentions twitter on the offer desc.

 

[jkeaton12]

I think every ones experience is going to be different based on how committed you are to making money with twitter and CPA.

I have made good money with Twitter + ClickBank. (Music Promotion)

I use TweetAttacks hard just about 24/7
I also have two different account creators and I use lots of proxies
Zennoposter and Tweet Account Creator
I expect my accounts to be banned but I keep coming with more.

Develop an awesome keyword list for your specific niche that you are promoting
Create really good replies and don't stop promoting even when they ban your accounts. Get more.
Trust me. weed smokers+Twitter+CPA=$$$$
If you don't have the software to create accounts use Fiverr. That's how I started.

Find a money method on this site and beat it to death. If you can make $1 then you can make a thousand.
And Proxies are your best friend one for each account. Now go make some money.

 

[solar2010]

Has anyone used Twitter to push traffic to a CPA offer (zip/email submit)?

I've tested pushing twitter traffic to Clickbank and WF WSO's but not having much success...curious if it's possible to promote CPA where it might be easier for getting some results.

How come your post is above OP ? I thought it is already mins apart from replying ? I guess the bug is still around.