How I found 100% ROI Native Ads Campaigns!

Great Share ,

Will give this a try for sure ,

P.S content.ad is indeed OK for getting started but their rates are not the best on the market ,
 
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Do you prefer CPA or Traffic Arbitrage? And if CPA, can you recomend network/place where you find your offers?

Thanks
 
They both have their benefits.

Either one is good.

You can find networks and offers on odigger.com and offervault.com
 
Is nativeaddbuzz something like BoxofAds? Would boxofads work like it?
 
Reach out to some of the bigger networks. Taboola, RevContent, Outbrain are good places to start
 
Their pricing increased today as they rolled out more networks.
 
That's definitely a substantial hike and the standard offering was shaved quite a bit. Reminds me of dealing with Enterprise Software when they have "updates" - we fixed xyz but removed ABC unless you upgrade! :cool: Still valuable insight to be had and in a worse case scenario dip out after 30 days.
 
Really good information, thanks for sharing. If I am understanding traffic arbitrage correctly you are essentially buying traffic to your viral site, relying on social sharers and profiting from adsense, other affiliate links and native ad placements on your site? what would be a good daily spend for testing something like this?

Obviously you would have to buy really cheap traffic and have really shareable content for this to work.
 
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Before I forget...I came across a chrome extension called speed blogging that allows you to easily post content from other websites to your viral website. Anyone considering this method should check it out.

http://speedblogging.com/
 
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Russian arbitrageurs spy on each other's ads, then copy everything, including affiliate offers and landing pages, like here:

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Actually, all 4 ads lead to the same affiliate offer.

Sometimes they even steal teasers, including images and texts, so all 4 ad spots look similar.
 
This explains a ton that I didn't understand before. Native ads seem like an interesting route to go. Looking forward to giving them a go on mobile.
 
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