Thank you for sharing! Which network are the stats from
that's adworkmedia my friend
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Thank you for sharing! Which network are the stats from
Disable likes and comments on the video.
Disabling Likes and comments on videos makes then look way more scammy in my opinion. Better set comments to "approved only" and balance the dislikes out with likes from addmefast or any other supplier.
Also, uploading fake files to PPD networks is not allowed, better go with the password method. Password protect your fake file and include a text document with a link to the required password, which you upload in form of a text document at your PPD network. Most networks don't really care if you make money with fake files, they just don't want them on their servers (understandable).
I am having trouble understanding this password thing? I am completely new to ppd. So basically in your youtube video description instead of putting a link to a fake keygen or something, you would just put a link that links to a word doc file with a password? I know this is a dumb question to most of you. With ppd do they pay you when someone downloads the file or when someone fills out a survey or offer?
Could you do pictures? with ppd? Because i was thinking and i dont really care if this saturated or im sure people are already doing it. But what about celebrities kids baby pictures. Kanye and kim still have not released and pics of their kid if im not mistaken?
Could you do pictures? with ppd? Because i was thinking and i dont really care if this saturated or im sure people are already doing it. But what about celebrities kids baby pictures. Kanye and kim still have not released and pics of their kid if im not mistaken?
You upload a text file to your ppd account that contains the password and link to the fake content that's hosted on another site (mediafire, rapidshare, etc). You get paid every time someone completes a survey.
Didn't have much success on my test run. I got about 160 emails and only earned $1. Conversion rate of about 5.5% for those that actually clicked. I sent the direct link instead of making a YouTube video. Most people seemed too smart to fall for it...perhaps I was targeting the wrong type of audience.