Now I will say that I don't agree in fraud-- this might be borderline but not fraud.
I am sure this rings a bell to everyone reading this today >>>>>CPA - Cost Per Action
Lets say you get a group of people saying 50 or so. Each person completes surveys or a particular action in this circle...
Any more feedback regarding this? I know people in the past used this with fake giveaways but what about with real ones? - I know giving prizes will eat into profits but don't you think that it will gain the trust of the users in the long run.
My ideas of prizes will be small gift cards $5-$10...
1 person for each giveaway. You have a give away for a $5 gift card. Let's say 200 people answer a survey. You get 10 cents(I'm not sure of the actual payout for such action) for each survey completed. That's $20 - $5 gift card = 15 profit (of course minus any paid traffic or etc you used to...
What do you mean by give half of what the affiliate gives you as a free sign up?
How would this work with discount codes when they are available very easily online?
I'm new to this so take what i say with a gain of salt. You create a legit site, have giveaways , these giveaways entries requires a survey or etc to be filled out, ..in hopes you have enough conversions for the giveaway as well as profit. Have users write a testimony which in turns lets people...
Lol @Stiletto - yes but offering real giveaways is good as long as you're making profit. I have about about $7,000 to invest and would like to start something. I'm just scrabbling around some ideas.
@uncutu - yes on the execution..
For something like giveaways how does one get traffic?
With...
I've been reading and thought about using real giveaways for gift cards such as $5 to $10 bucks. Entries would require filling out a survey or such.
Do you think this method would work? - feel free to punch holes in my idea. Thanks
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