zsimpson22
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- Oct 10, 2012
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Alright alright, so I will wait and see what happens until i get atleast into the triple digits of clicks lol, but could someone explain the post made by tankall a little more?
Do CPA networks rip people off??
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ReALeST
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- May 16, 2012
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HUGE LOL @ "conversations"You can't expect to get conversations out of 12 clicks.. When it goes over 1000 clicks and no conversations, then it's time to look for another network
@op there two possibilities of what r happening here...
1.Your ass is getting shaved..
2.Your asss is REALY getting shaved
I think for ur case its best to assume your undergoing phase 2
oskedi01
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- Oct 6, 2011
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Meh i'm tired okay?!
HUGE LOL @ "conversations"
@op there two possibilities of what r happening here...
1.Your ass is getting shaved..
2.Your asss is REALY getting shaved
I think for ur case its best to assume your undergoing phase 2
suga051982
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tankall's post basically means that there are some affiliate tracking systems that can be/have been hacked by other affiliates that wish to steal your sales. Other networks, that are not "honest", have systems in place to "redirect" so many clicks or conversions on affiliate offers. Therefore, when you actually have 10 conversions, your stats will only show 3 or 4.
There are ways to find out what is happening to your clicks/conversions, but I would do one of two things first:
-signup for a new network & test your offer with them
OR
-send more traffic and monitor your stats VERY carefully.
MY personal favorite: DO BOTH
Paranoid Android
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- Jun 20, 2010
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Unless you're seen as a valuable advertiser to a network, if you even give a hint to the company that you're a newbie, or of they see you promoting at cl something, they will let you build up and break you down. They will shave your leads and ban your account. The only way to make sure that this doesn't happen is to work with companies owners of which you know personally or with an AM who has been in a company long term.
Paranoid Android
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And it's the same rule in real life too. If you're not an asset to someone, you're good as dead.
WorkHardL0veLife
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Didn't feel like reading others responses but that's too low of a number. 12 is almost nothing you need at least 100x that to know if your campaign is worth your time.
