looking for ad service like zango
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BlackSmack
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- Jul 13, 2008
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media*traff*ic.com
I'm on me*dia*traffic - they actually have some lines they won't cross. I had a whole conversation today with my rep who explained to me that they try to be as ethical as possible.
I'm pretty sure zango will show ANY landing page and let you compete for any keyword/domain except for ebay and maybe a few others.
Any other suggestions?
I'm pretty sure zango will show ANY landing page and let you compete for any keyword/domain except for ebay and maybe a few others.
Any other suggestions?
BlackSmack
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- Jul 13, 2008
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I believe vom*ba.c0m also does popups have to double check
There's not too many though most are in toolbar traffic/ppc and the rest zango bought.
There's not too many though most are in toolbar traffic/ppc and the rest zango bought.
Can anyone confirm that whether or not za*ng0 will display just about ANY landing page? What if you spoofed another website?
Other than a TOS issue with the cpa offer, would za*ng0 even care?
Care to share what you are getting away with on za*ng0 advertising?
I've seen a few threads about them stealing campaigns - so I was hesitant to drop my 200 bucks - on the other hand, I've seen threads about GREAT ROI
Other than a TOS issue with the cpa offer, would za*ng0 even care?
Care to share what you are getting away with on za*ng0 advertising?
I've seen a few threads about them stealing campaigns - so I was hesitant to drop my 200 bucks - on the other hand, I've seen threads about GREAT ROI
hydroflame7
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- Jul 22, 2008
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To get your account approved, you actually have to call them or they call you
Steeky
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- Jan 13, 2007
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Not true. I got banned for my landing page being too sexually explicit. They don't allow you target order forms and shopping carts anymore
BlackSmack
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well you can get around most of their rules. You can simply put up the page you want them to see and then redirect after it's approved (I've done this for nearly 6 months on some campaigns).
They generally don't let you say pop up on an order form with the same form, so like I said, submit something else, then just use a redirect. (I don't know if they stopped letting this happen or they just have some douchebag approvers who steal your campaign ideas, because sometimes things slip through, other times they don't)
I would also use your OWN tracking system not theirs. I've had campaigns converting like fucking mad and then all of a sudden nothing and little to no traffic.
Remember who you're dealing with, the largest adware company out there, they don't make tens of millions a year by playing nice.
They generally don't let you say pop up on an order form with the same form, so like I said, submit something else, then just use a redirect. (I don't know if they stopped letting this happen or they just have some douchebag approvers who steal your campaign ideas, because sometimes things slip through, other times they don't)
I would also use your OWN tracking system not theirs. I've had campaigns converting like fucking mad and then all of a sudden nothing and little to no traffic.
Remember who you're dealing with, the largest adware company out there, they don't make tens of millions a year by playing nice.
Steeky
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- Jan 13, 2007
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Yea, I got away doing that for a year than got banned. I am signing up for a new account tommorow
dogdog
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- Apr 17, 2008
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Zango editorial is very straight. My experience with them is most of the time they don't allow direct advertising to the same company. Eg: landing page is the affiliate url to the affiliated company.
Like most people said in this forum, they actually steal your idea if your campaign is performing well. They simply stop your campaign by telling you that they have sign an exclusive offer with a client and this campaign is reserved to the person (Which is themselves). Most good profit/marketing companies have been their "Exclusive" client.
Like most people said in this forum, they actually steal your idea if your campaign is performing well. They simply stop your campaign by telling you that they have sign an exclusive offer with a client and this campaign is reserved to the person (Which is themselves). Most good profit/marketing companies have been their "Exclusive" client.
miamiking75
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- May 30, 2008
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zango I bet make good cash but they are grimey (which means I will probably be involved shortly) bc they install hardcore spyware and promote through warez, etc....but god bless there soles...those warez were real 
*sheads tear*
*sheads tear*