Ok, so I started CPA offers...
After getting in cpalead I was getting clicks but no leads. I thought that was strange since it was highly targeted. I sent to one of my friends an offer which he was interested. He filled in the survey, everything , he even sent me prints. Still no leads even though they show his click!!! What the fuk am I doing wrong or is cpalead a scam?
After that, I registered in adworkmedia.... Same fukking thing!!! Wtf...
lol this is great.
Can someone help me pls?
Zerosum,
You're referencing a survey. It's the same for
CPAlead,
AdworkMedia and anyone else. No one is ripping you off or shaving.
The reality is, we can all make more than enough money for ourselves without trying to nickel and dime by stealing a lead from you. We've paid out over 100 million thus far and AdWorkMedia does very well for themselves.
Since you're having this experience on a couple of networks, I'll explain (Same on AdworkMedia so I'll save Dennis, Dave and any other network owner some time here).
When you complete a "survey", there's quite a bit that goes into it. It's not just an e-mail submission. Advertisers are the ones that fire the lead off to us. If they don't, then we don't record a lead. The same companies work with CPAlead, AdWorkMedia, AdscendMedia, CPAGrp, AdGate, OgsMobi etc
They look at the information the validate it. Then they check to see if they already have that info in their system. Then they check all of the data submitted when answering the survey questions. If it gets filled out too quickly, that spoils it since they know someone is just burning through trying to complete it and not being honest. If the answers aren't consistent, same thing. There are a lot of checks in place to make sure that its not someone just moving through to get to the end and that its not fraud.
Why do you see the click?
Because that's done at the network level. In this case CPAlead & AdWorkMedia. We see your click so of course we record it. We control that. The lead, however, is sent back from the advertiser.
If an advertiser wasn't doing well, we'd remove them. But we don't look at one person and one click, we look at the network average. If any ad doesn't do well, it naturally gets removed since people won't use it.
I hope that helps you understand. Your next click could very well be a lead. It depends on what the user filling out the survey does and how they fill it out. A lot of visitors, for incentive traffic, try to burn through surveys to get their content. Its normal and its part of incent CPA.