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Hey guys, I’m new to affiliate marketing and looking for a vertical that’s beginner-friendly. I’ve tried CC Submit but too many declines. What’s working for you right now? Which vertical has the best mix of easy approval + decent payout? Any advice would be amazing.

Hey guys, I’m a publisher running CPL and CC Submit offers, and there’s one thing I keep running into: Whenever I start seeing good conversions, boom — campaign paused. Reason? “Compliance issue” or “invalid leads.” No proof, no breakdown, no logs. It makes me wonder… - Are some networks just...

Depends on the offer. Some convert fine direct, but LPs give more control over angles.

Lately, I keep seeing people say Facebook traffic doesn’t work anymore — but I’m not sure if that’s really true. I’ve been testing CC Submit and SOI offers on Facebook, and while the reach is fine, the ROI is horrible. Some people told me Facebook AI now kills conversion-based ads for...

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100% happened to me too. I was scaling a CC Submit offer, performance was great — then suddenly paused mid-week. The reason? “Compliance issue.” No explanation, no follow-up. Just gone. Learned my lesson: always diversify and don’t rely on one network.

Best defense = track everything yourself and compare multiple networks. Transparency varies a lot between them.

Hey everyone, I’m new to CPA and keep running into debates about incent traffic. On one side, it looks super easy to get volume fast. But on the other side, I keep seeing networks and advertisers complain that incent leads don’t convert well on the backend and it ends up ruining trust with...

Some smaller networks still accept incent, but if you want Tier1 finance/nutra/insurance offers, non-incent is the only way forward.

I mix both. Use stable offers for baseline profit, then test high payout ones for upside.

I’ve also been looking for decent sweep offers, but it feels like a lot of networks either cut payouts fast or the traffic gets capped too soon. Curious to see what people recommend here.

Hey everyone, I’ve been running a few tests lately and noticed some networks are super picky when it comes to traffic approval. Got rejected by one recently for having a “bad ISP mix,” even though the conversions looked decent. It got me thinking: What exactly do networks see as 100% “safe”...

Starting small and scaling once the leads prove good worked for me. Networks open up faster that way.

I’ve been running 100% clean traffic from Facebook for CC Submit campaigns, but honestly, the profit has been close to zero. Meanwhile, I keep seeing people claiming they’re making thousands of dollars per month with this type of offer. How are you guys pulling that off? Is it about choosing...

For me, it’s 50/50. Good AMs help, but I still choose offers based on data first.

It’s partly trust. Networks give top offers to pubs with proven traffic history. Start with open offers, show good stats, and the gates open

Hey bros, I’m on the hunt for a vertical where advertisers are easy to work with and the confirm rate is high. I’m tired of wasting traffic on offers that don’t convert well or get rejected for silly reasons. What verticals have worked best for you lately? E-commerce, sweepstakes, finance...

I usually send a traffic plan + past stats. Shows them you’re serious and not just testing randomly.

Basically what the title says. I keep seeing people say affiliate marketing can be a nice side income, but I’m wondering if $300–$500/month is actually realistic — especially for beginners. I’m planning to start with Pinterest traffic and maybe posting on Blackhatworld articles, but I’m open to...

Do they accept FB traffic? Got a rep reaching out.