I want to try CJ again... One question

yensidtlaw

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Hey all.

So I have a website that I wasn't really building up much - it was just for fun before I knew about IM. Now that I've had some success with CB + another niche website that I have, I'm wanting to try CJ again. I mainly want to go with CJ instead of CB because with my niche, everyone seems to be selling on there instead of CB.

Anyway my question is, when it says 7 day EPC and 3 months EPC, that's Earnings Per Click right? I seem to remember that $$ is per 100 clicks? I was sure I had this before and it didn't go into my earnings balance. I have only made 1 sale in the past with CJ, so maybe it was because of my high CTR compared to number of sales?
 
Earning per click means exactly that, your average earning PER individual click.
 
Ok bartosimpsonio... I understand that on other sites that's what it means. But on CJ it says 7 days EPC: $200... I'm sure no one who has a brain is going to pay out $200 per click... Care to think it over?
 
send you a PM regarding this hope you we will listen from you soon
 
It's the average earnings per 100 clicks. But it can be different for anyone depending on the quality of your traffic, volume and conversion rate. When you see a high epc it just means whoever is promoting it has a high conversion rate.

Here's an example. One offer on CJ, i have a $300 7-day epc. But i've only ever sent five clicks, with four of them converting. CR is 80%.
 
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It's the average earnings per 100 clicks. But it can be different for anyone depending on the quality of your traffic, volume and conversion rate. When you see a high epc it just means whoever is promoting it has a high conversion rate.

Here's an example. One offer on CJ, i have a $300 7-day epc. But i've only ever sent five clicks, with four of them converting. CR is 80%.

Thank you so much! It took a while but I finally got a straight answer :) Cheers.
 
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