New to CJ and need Advise

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chc89

Junior Member

Jan 18, 2008

124

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• Oct 23, 2008

• #1

Hi,

I am new to CJ I have joined very recently. I wanted some tips and tricks to earn from CJ.

Thanks in advance

 

KHMNTCPR8

Regular Member

Sep 19, 2007

370

153

• Nov 2, 2008

• #2

im new to it too, just wondering if u knew how to find the incentive allowing offers...

 

vinniffa

Junior Member

Nov 8, 2008

193

30

• Nov 19, 2008

• #3

I'm new to and would like to know what kind of products are worth.

 

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kalekom

Junior Member

Jul 25, 2008

173

362

• Nov 19, 2008

• #4

Most important is to know when to choose another network, this time is right now - forget about CJ they suck!

After you have found some nice product to promote you'll be declined by CJ automatic system.

Forget about CJ!

 

hayama

Junior Member

Nov 4, 2008

101

37

• Nov 23, 2008

• #5

So what network would you recommend to substitute for CJ?

 

nundinator

Junior Member

Apr 23, 2008

157

54

• Nov 23, 2008

• #6

hayama said:

So what network would you recommend to substitute for CJ?

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IncentReward is good for incentive offers.

 

skina

Registered Member

Oct 9, 2008

64

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #7

CJ is not so bad. When you are loking for advertisers that worth promoting sort them afther the network earning ( the green line). The full green line means that those advertisers products are selling good.
For incentive offers look in the "sale lead click" column for "Performance Incentive"

 

nundinator

Junior Member

Apr 23, 2008

157

54

• Nov 23, 2008

• #8

skina said:

For incentive offers look in the "sale lead click" column for "Performance Incentive"

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Actually, 'performance incentive' only means that they pay you an incentive if your performance reaches a certain level . . .

Like if you get more than 50 leads in a month, your commission might go up a few dollars for each one.

Many CJ advertisers have problems with incentive programs, so make sure you disclose that you're running incentives in your account details. That way they can choose to accept or decline you based on that before you join their program. (Not disclosing an incentive program is one of the fastest ways to lose commissions on CJ).

 

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wagooza

Newbie

Jan 8, 2008

39

5

• Jan 7, 2009

• #9

I'd say stick with CJ only if u plan on some long term projects like a WH site and SEO.. Otherwise its not worth it..

 

blackhataffiliate

Senior Member

Oct 19, 2008

847

1,372

• Jan 8, 2009

• #10

CJ seems to automatically deny applications unless you have made a certain amount of money in the past. You will automatically be approved for most hosting accounts, but promoting web hosting is expensive in ppc and difficult to get organic traffic from. I would try cpa products through companies like neverblue.com or hydranetwork.com instead.