How do I protect my ass for blackhat CPA???

yao1994

yao1994

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HEY!

I just got accepted into a few networks and YES! I can finally make some cash$!$!$!

I will be doin incentives for offers that aren't allowed to be incentivised.

But problem is... how do I cover my tracks?

I'm kind of noob at CPA and what I have done is use CPA Redirector to redirect to offer landing page from a blog post with a banner in it.

But can they banner register clicks? So if there are 1000 views for the landing page and 0 clicks on the banner it wouldn't make sense. Does that even exist?

I dunno its just that I want to keep my accounts. :)

Is there any other precautions I need to take?

PLEASE HELP THANKS:D:D:D:):):)
 
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Only use direct links, never load the HTML which loads banners and host any images on your server so they can't see impressions.

Send additional traffic if your offers are converting above regular percentages or EPC.
 
am i allowed to not use the banner? thx man :)
 
so wat ill do is set up a blog post with a direct link on it and set it to redirect to the offer with CPA redirector and also buy junk traffic to lower the conversion rate?
 
yao1994 said:
so wat ill do is set up a blog post with a direct link on it and set it to redirect to the offer with CPA redirector and also buy junk traffic to lower the conversion rate?
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can some one gimme some help

seems like the time difference is causing a lack of answears for u pros in the US. pretty good time for u guys now

so any help for me? :D
 
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cmon please i know i might be sounding spammish right now but imma go to sleep so please help me

thanks
 
just woke up... omg no helpy?
 
MrE said:
Only use direct links, never load the HTML which loads banners and host any images on your server so they can't see impressions.

Send additional traffic if your offers are converting above regular percentages or EPC.
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What do you mean by this, care to explain the process a little bit more detailed?
 
i think he means that we should only use the referer link not the whole html that the network provides
 
Learn more about:

>>> Redirecting affiliate links (Html, JS or php redirect)
>>> Visit "Cloaking Section".

Here, you can learn fast, just work and search/read more/test (apply)
and good luck :)
 
yao1994 said:
i think he means that we should only use the referer link not the whole html that the network provides
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You know I just posted up a question about this, because affiliate networks usually give you a whole string with the referral link and the html to the banner, but it gets confusing sometimes to separate ones affiliate link with the rest of the code since it's a bunch of numbers.
 
ive been researchin about java script, html redirects but its still kinda confusing

can someone explain? thanks :)
 
Not all networs give direct links [allow them]. Just send some fake traffic to site to keep ctr fine.
 
use a cpa redirector (like brad's) and have direct links to the offer - don't link from a page that uses images/banners/pixels or your impressions will be like 0 and your links will be really high (translated - looks really fishy), but if you use the straight html links on your page, they can't see how many people land on your offer page.

You may have to get some junk clicks to your offer to lower conversion rate or it would be through the roof if you incentivized it too well!
 
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