help please(max bounty)
- Thread starter rocky2020
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- Apr 19, 2009
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I just got accepted today and I will share with you my experiences.
I had a wordpress blog, and I put up about 5 posts. I hid the posting date, so maxbounty can't see that all the posts were put up on the same date.
I used a professional template, put up a fake feedburner count, and some other professional bullshit.
I then used a free domain website to redirect to my wordpress blog, so it looked like I had my own domain.
Maxbounty called, and the only real question I was asked was:
how do you promote your offers? my answer: PPC
is that the only way you promote your offers? my answer: yes
then my AM just kept babbling about different offers that I could possibly promote. I was just like "yeah" and "alright" and "uh-huh."
Then my AM said my approval message got e-mailed.
Pretty easy to get in if you ask me.
Just set up a professional looking wordpress blog, put some several posts but hide the posting date, and use a URL redirecting website so they can't see the "wordpress" in the domain.
my $0.02
I had a wordpress blog, and I put up about 5 posts. I hid the posting date, so maxbounty can't see that all the posts were put up on the same date.
I used a professional template, put up a fake feedburner count, and some other professional bullshit.
I then used a free domain website to redirect to my wordpress blog, so it looked like I had my own domain.
Maxbounty called, and the only real question I was asked was:
how do you promote your offers? my answer: PPC
is that the only way you promote your offers? my answer: yes
then my AM just kept babbling about different offers that I could possibly promote. I was just like "yeah" and "alright" and "uh-huh."
Then my AM said my approval message got e-mailed.
Pretty easy to get in if you ask me.
Just set up a professional looking wordpress blog, put some several posts but hide the posting date, and use a URL redirecting website so they can't see the "wordpress" in the domain.
my $0.02
I actually just got off the phone with my AM. He was very nice about it.
His first question was how long have I been in the biz. Told him around a year and a half.
Then he asked where I get my traffic and such, I said PPC.
And then he asked what type of niche I was in, which I sorta stumbled on because I wasn't expecting it. I said "in the health area most likely". And then he stated some offers that are hot and recommended I try. (such as "colon cleansing..." I wasn't really paying much attention just wanted to get over with it and get accepted and I ended up saying "That sounds interesting!" ... Yeah he thought that was a little weird but yeah.
Quite easy but I was indeed a little nervous.
His first question was how long have I been in the biz. Told him around a year and a half.
Then he asked where I get my traffic and such, I said PPC.
And then he asked what type of niche I was in, which I sorta stumbled on because I wasn't expecting it. I said "in the health area most likely". And then he stated some offers that are hot and recommended I try. (such as "colon cleansing..." I wasn't really paying much attention just wanted to get over with it and get accepted and I ended up saying "That sounds interesting!" ... Yeah he thought that was a little weird but yeah.
Quite easy but I was indeed a little nervous.
rockinrobin
Junior Member
- Mar 26, 2009
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I got accepted with www.hello-auto-insurance.com
Not much frankly. I wouldn't worry. If they say no, find out why and try again.
Not much frankly. I wouldn't worry. If they say no, find out why and try again.
Upandrunning
Newbie
- Jun 10, 2009
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I agree with previous posts, you can get accepted into networks with a little effort. I created a site in wordpress relating to a health product. I put 2 banners up within the posts from another network that requires no verification.
I threw up a couple of articles and that was about it as far as the site goes....
When they called they did catch me unawares, but the majority of them ask the same things, how long have you been doing this?? "aq few years now"...how do you intend to promote your site??..."ppc, email, banners all dependent on the individual offer".
Thats about it mate...
I hope this helped
I threw up a couple of articles and that was about it as far as the site goes....
When they called they did catch me unawares, but the majority of them ask the same things, how long have you been doing this?? "aq few years now"...how do you intend to promote your site??..."ppc, email, banners all dependent on the individual offer".
Thats about it mate...
I hope this helped
rocky2020
Regular Member
- Apr 28, 2009
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I just got accepted today and I will share with you my experiences.
I had a wordpress blog, and I put up about 5 posts. I hid the posting date, so maxbounty can't see that all the posts were put up on the same date.
I used a professional template, put up a fake feedburner count, and some other professional bullshit.
I then used a free domain website to redirect to my wordpress blog, so it looked like I had my own domain.
Maxbounty called, and the only real question I was asked was:
how do you promote your offers? my answer: PPC
is that the only way you promote your offers? my answer: yes
then my AM just kept babbling about different offers that I could possibly promote. I was just like "yeah" and "alright" and "uh-huh."
Then my AM said my approval message got e-mailed.
Pretty easy to get in if you ask me.
Just set up a professional looking wordpress blog, put some several posts but hide the posting date, and use a URL redirecting website so they can't see the "wordpress" in the domain.
my $0.02
can you tell me the how you redirected you domain and how you hide your posting date.
thanks
blackhatcpa
Newbie
- Feb 1, 2009
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Getting through with maxbounty should be a breeze. They are REALLY lax on the traffic sources (be sure to cloak still though..) so you shouldn't have a problem attempting various blackhat methods. Neverblue and some others are more strict IMO, so be careful.
rocky2020
Regular Member
- Apr 28, 2009
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darklegion
Regular Member
- Nov 24, 2007
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Sounds like you guys are lucky... I got rejected by Maxbounty several times and it took me mailing a letter to them to finally let me in.
Now my AM keeps asking me what were their reasons they did not accept me in the first place.
Now my AM keeps asking me what were their reasons they did not accept me in the first place.
Did you/they call? Because if they don't get a call or your don't answer/fake P# then you're def. not going to get accepted.