I keep getting denied from cpa network
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rainy
Registered Member
- Mar 22, 2009
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Yeah, start your own blog. Use free hosting like 000webhost if you don't want to pay much. It's good, service is good, and server is stable.
You do however, have to pay for domain. Don't use something like .co.cc and instead buy .com or .net. Use registrar which have whois protection like namecheap. Buy one domain first, work for it a couple of months, make profit from it, and move to the next niche.
You do however, have to pay for domain. Don't use something like .co.cc and instead buy .com or .net. Use registrar which have whois protection like namecheap. Buy one domain first, work for it a couple of months, make profit from it, and move to the next niche.
blackholesun
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- Dec 17, 2008
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I would start a blog in a niche that could be a good traffic source for the CPA network's offers.
Build at least two weeks worth of blog posts about such niche. Social bookmark, blog comment and build a presence online and then go to these CPA networks and tell them what you could do as a traffic source in said niche.
This could very well be a gateway to getting some approvals. Just remember if you are send niche traffic to an offer that converts high, the CPA network would love to monetize off of that. Just think in that perspective and you will be able to join some networks.
Build at least two weeks worth of blog posts about such niche. Social bookmark, blog comment and build a presence online and then go to these CPA networks and tell them what you could do as a traffic source in said niche.
This could very well be a gateway to getting some approvals. Just remember if you are send niche traffic to an offer that converts high, the CPA network would love to monetize off of that. Just think in that perspective and you will be able to join some networks.
I noticed a trending pattern...i applied to a few networks as well, and when they called, i didnt pick up because I was in college and couldnt answer the phone during class, and I was denied almost instantly after the call (i checked my emails from them for the specific time and they matched up with the phonecalls) I reapplied again with the same name and everything, but this time i took the initiative and called them first, and bam, accepted on the spot. Take the initiative, or at least email them and tell them you cant callthem until a certain date/time and that they should postpone reviewing your application until you get in touch with them. Good luck!
bloggeroftheweb
Junior Member
- Jan 31, 2009
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i got accepted into copeac after a nice sweet talk with the affiliate manager. think partly because i have a good supporting website. i nv get approved by neverblue.
cookiestuffing
Regular Member
- Apr 30, 2009
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i also denied by many cpa networks...
dont give up.. call them...
dont give up.. call them...
cupid_stunt
Junior Member
- Oct 30, 2008
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It's easiest to just apply, and call them the same day (or the day after), don't wait for them to call you.
Use the search feature up the top left for approval tips.
Use the search feature up the top left for approval tips.
Rkelly
Junior Member
- Jun 28, 2008
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First get a domain like a .com or a $0.99 .info and hosting. Also, get a email that looks professional like [email protected]. Look around in the cpa section. There are lots of useful tips.
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Call the networks you apply to. Some networks will be more stringent than others. If you're US based and understand AM you should have no problem getting in to networks if you call. International affiliates tend to have a harder time getting in.
For the big networks you need to have a good understanding of the US language, since most of the bigger networks offers are US based, reading, writing and understanding English is critical. Your poor English is probably why you get denied at so many networks.
For the big networks you need to have a good understanding of the US language, since most of the bigger networks offers are US based, reading, writing and understanding English is critical. Your poor English is probably why you get denied at so many networks.