Hey bhw, I got hired at adscendmeida about 2 weeks ago and their email conversion is not true. People submit there email addresses but it still wont convert after like the 3rd page. Do I need to switch to a better network like ******* or is this like a bad ad?
Adscendmedia is a rip off!
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Their email submit offers convert on second page submision.
I think adscendmedia is still better than *******, if you are using content gateway use adscendmedia.
If you are just promoting offers, without offering something in return for submision, just try some non-incent networks, neverblue, peerfly...
Aznbiggie616
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Had the same problem here. Had about 10-20 do FIRST PAGE submits and nothing converted... Wack huh... All targeted too
stressfree
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yeah there a third tier B*S* net work who shave you to death then ban you for no reason at all. Soooo many around....
xboxps3wow
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adscend is not bad, but i have much better conversion on another network...
All of our email submits or 2nd-page submits are direct with the advertisers. Most of our offers are - we're not third tier 
The question would be, how much traffic did you actually send? If you just test an offer yourself and don't get credited then that doesn't mean much of anything. You'll experience the same from time to time with any offer/network. I do myself. If you sent 20 clciks and got no leads that doesn't mean anything.
Feel free to split-test with another network though and use whichever earns you more I tell everyone to do this, not just because it makes good sense but because I'm confident in our network
The question would be, how much traffic did you actually send? If you just test an offer yourself and don't get credited then that doesn't mean much of anything. You'll experience the same from time to time with any offer/network. I do myself. If you sent 20 clciks and got no leads that doesn't mean anything.
Feel free to split-test with another network though and use whichever earns you more
I tell everyone to do this, not just because it makes good sense but because I'm confident in our network 
wpbacklinks
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hello jeremy, can i ask you about file gateway? i got few complains from my visitors who have completed the offer, but the download link doesn't turn green.
there will always be people who do not get credit for offers. since we're an incentive network, people are able to actually complain about not getting credited (as opposed to people who are just clicking an ad and have no incentive). this makes it seem like it's more of a problem than at other networks, but that's not really the case.
there will always be issues because tracking has inherent flaws. i know of several antivirus programs for instance that have features (some by default) to block tracking pixels for "privacy" reasons. browser settings, ad-blockers, and other things can do the same. there are many reasons why a pixel may not fire.
if you've ever seen an incentive site (like 3604free or similar), you'll see that they have a feature to allow members to request manual credit when the tracking fails. for instance they sign up for an offer that requires a credit card, pay for the offer, and still don't receive credit. they can send in their order confirmation and 3604free will forward that to the advertiser and request it to be credited. even the advertiser won't have the lead recorded on their end, but they'll review the request and credit it if it's valid. we used to deal with these (credit requests) on our network. we don't anymore (because of the hassle) but they're still used by other incent sites & networks.
it's the same way with email submits or anything else, except that obviously a manual credit request is not practical.
long story short, there will always be people who don't get credit, no matter what offer or what network you're working with. it's not an indication of an issue that can be fixed, it's just a given with the industry.
there will always be issues because tracking has inherent flaws. i know of several antivirus programs for instance that have features (some by default) to block tracking pixels for "privacy" reasons. browser settings, ad-blockers, and other things can do the same. there are many reasons why a pixel may not fire.
if you've ever seen an incentive site (like 3604free or similar), you'll see that they have a feature to allow members to request manual credit when the tracking fails. for instance they sign up for an offer that requires a credit card, pay for the offer, and still don't receive credit. they can send in their order confirmation and 3604free will forward that to the advertiser and request it to be credited. even the advertiser won't have the lead recorded on their end, but they'll review the request and credit it if it's valid. we used to deal with these (credit requests) on our network. we don't anymore (because of the hassle) but they're still used by other incent sites & networks.
it's the same way with email submits or anything else, except that obviously a manual credit request is not practical.
long story short, there will always be people who don't get credit, no matter what offer or what network you're working with. it's not an indication of an issue that can be fixed, it's just a given with the industry.
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adcenmedia sis really a good company, i have been paid twice from them