PPI Network without malware

bana

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Does anyone know of or use a PPI network that doesn’t distribute malware? I’m currently using one but I want to switch because it’s only serving malware ads.
 
Finding a completely clean PPI network can be tricky nowadays since many default to aggressive ad bundles. I am working with clean distribution methods for my traffic to avoid exactly this issue. Sending you a PM to share some insights on how to handle this cleanly.
 
Clean desktop PPI is basically a myth nowadays. If a network is paying you for desktop installs, they are bundling it with adware or browser hijackers to make their margin... there is just no other way for them to monetize it.

If you want to keep your traffic clean, you are better off switching to mobile CPI with networks like OGads where people install actual apps from the official app store. I tried running those desktop bundles a couple years ago and got tired of my domains getting flagged by Google every three days. It is just not worth the headache if you care about your site reputation.
 
Does anyone know of or use a PPI network that doesn’t distribute malware? I’m currently using one but I want to switch because it’s only serving malware ads.
yes i know dm me
 
Finding a completely clean PPI network can be tricky nowadays since many default to aggressive ad bundles. I am working with clean distribution methods for my traffic to avoid exactly this issue. Sending you a PM to share some insights on how to handle this cleanly.
hey i can provide a clean offer
 
Clean PPI on desktop is mostly just “less dirty”, not actually clean. If they can’t show you the installer flow before traffic hits it, AV scan history, and exactly what gets bundled per GEO, assume it’ll turn into adware sooner or later. @bana if you care about the domain/account long term, mobile CPI or direct software offers are usually safer than chasing desktop install rates.
 
Clean PPI on desktop is mostly just “less dirty”, not actually clean. If they can’t show you the installer flow before traffic hits it, AV scan history, and exactly what gets bundled per GEO, assume it’ll turn into adware sooner or later. @bana if you care about the domain/account long term, mobile CPI or direct software offers are usually safer than chasing desktop install rates.
adware is fine, I just don’t want malware getting served.
 
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