As an advertiser, I sometimes promote offers on Propeller Ads and I don't think it is a scam. But if you are a publisher, Propeller Ads is a little bit more restrictive.
I just got that email too today. I promoted some of the sweepstake offers from them before but the commissions weren't that great. I wish the best for all former employees of Peerfly.
My friend encountered the same problem before and he gave up dealing with Google Adsense. I think Google is getting more restrictive with their Adsense program.
If you are going to do something in a "grey" area, I would suggest that you save money and try to buy an FB account from someone else. Unfortunately, FB is cracking down on blackhat/grey ads faster than last year.
It is hard to say which niches are the most profitable. You probably want to write down all of your interests and then do research about your competitors. Cryptos, weight loss, MMO, and finance are big niches but the competition is intense for those markets.
We're looking for someone with affiliate marketing background specifically PPV who could possibly search the internet and find an adware installer that belongs to Propel Media. This adware would show pop up ads in a new window whenever you try to visit any website. To give you a kickstart/hint...
I want to maximize revenue on PPV networks. Is there a spying tool that can look for promoted offers or adware installers coming from PPV networks such as 50onRed or PropelMedia?
I haven't used those adult traffic networks so I can't say for sure what is the best one. I am currently using Traffic Junky and it has decent CTR and CPM.
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