So google analytics showed about 90% of my traffic is mobile. The offer page isn't optimized for mobile at all so I'm going to try a new offer I found that is. I've also made some optimizations to my landing page to make it look/function better on mobile. I'll update once I've gotten some new...
It's a $0.99 shipping trial offer. I think the rebill is around $70 monthly. The offer is relatively new so the AM doesn't have a lot of data on it. I'm told 3% is pretty average for these types of offers but I'm not totally sure.
I'm running a campaign right now and trying to find ways to optimize. I won't go into specifics but I'm running native ads that send users to a landing page on my website and the links in my landing page go to a free supplement trial offer. Pretty standard stuff.
Now, my campaign is squeezing...
Good luck OP. I'm getting back into the game after several years out of AM. I'm definitely with you on how difficult it is to work and do affiliate marketing on the side. Luckily my occupation (web developer) actually really complements my side hustle but it still takes up so much of my time...
Working for yourself means there should be a positive correlation between what you put in and what you get out.
If you work really hard in a typical job (corporation, etc) you might get a raise/promotion every once in a while, but the returns aren't linear to the amount you put in.
I'm thinking about trying this method with slideshow articles (where the user has to click through each item) and CPM ads on the page. That way the visitor has to navigate for each slideshow item which will refresh the ads. This should multiply the number of ads seen by the avg number of...
Traffic arbitrage is nothing new so even if OP is somehow affiliated with AdLatitude and you're worried about it then just pick another low cost traffic source to get clicks from. You can find plenty of blog posts on how to do traffic arbitrage so the method is definitely legit.
I'm thinking...
Your best bet is getting a job in programming. They can pay really well if you are good and they provide great job security because of the shortage of good developers.
I wouldn't recommend freelancing unless you have really, really researched it and weighed other options. You think you'll get...
Does anyone have experience building their AM landing pages with single page app frameworks like Ember/Angular/React or any of the other Javascript SPA frameworks? I'm wondering if there will be some integration headaches I'm not foreseeing with getting tools like Voluum/Prosper202 and some of...
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