gtohabibi
Newbie
- Mar 12, 2025
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Hey guys, this is my first post so bare with me.
I just started learning about CPA today through just this forum. What originally drew me here is I was thinking about creating a device farm. Many of you may remember this, but TEMU had a crazy program that paid you for getting new users on their platform. Before TikTok was super strict, I created my own bot for TikTok account creation and posting. I could upload over 1000 videos per day easily, usually 6 videos per account and just really sh*t accounts. I would just spam the same video all day, only updating the hashtags to relevant and trending tags. Videos would max out at like 1000 views per video and a video view average of 500 was considered very good. This method would easily make $1000/day(keep in mind a new user was $20+).
This as a whole reminded me of my perception of CPA. I am about to finish up my college career in computer science and cybersec, so I have a lot of experience coding and working with tech. I wanted to build a device farm, using apple devices and arduinos to automate account creation and posting to just allow a crazy spam of posts. I was also going to build a home network that would allow the phones to easily and seamlessly switch proxies and such.
Currently I am just trying to dive in to the rabbit hole right now to learn as much as I can from this. Here are my questions:
What are your opinions on my approach and has this been done/successful/failed before?
How high of quality does the content need to be?
If mastered, how much money can this hustle make(is this a waste of my time and skills)?
I have seen people reference landing pages and such all over the CPA thread. If someone could provide a old or current landing page and the type of content thats being uploaded, that would be perfect just so I can reference it. I also intent to spam on way more than TikTok. I have seen facebook reels, instagram threads, instagram reels, tiktok, etc.
I think it may be important to say that I am US based and startup costs are not necessarily a issue for me.
I appreciate everyones support and help in here and I will be staying active in this thread.
I just started learning about CPA today through just this forum. What originally drew me here is I was thinking about creating a device farm. Many of you may remember this, but TEMU had a crazy program that paid you for getting new users on their platform. Before TikTok was super strict, I created my own bot for TikTok account creation and posting. I could upload over 1000 videos per day easily, usually 6 videos per account and just really sh*t accounts. I would just spam the same video all day, only updating the hashtags to relevant and trending tags. Videos would max out at like 1000 views per video and a video view average of 500 was considered very good. This method would easily make $1000/day(keep in mind a new user was $20+).
This as a whole reminded me of my perception of CPA. I am about to finish up my college career in computer science and cybersec, so I have a lot of experience coding and working with tech. I wanted to build a device farm, using apple devices and arduinos to automate account creation and posting to just allow a crazy spam of posts. I was also going to build a home network that would allow the phones to easily and seamlessly switch proxies and such.
Currently I am just trying to dive in to the rabbit hole right now to learn as much as I can from this. Here are my questions:
What are your opinions on my approach and has this been done/successful/failed before?
How high of quality does the content need to be?
If mastered, how much money can this hustle make(is this a waste of my time and skills)?
I have seen people reference landing pages and such all over the CPA thread. If someone could provide a old or current landing page and the type of content thats being uploaded, that would be perfect just so I can reference it. I also intent to spam on way more than TikTok. I have seen facebook reels, instagram threads, instagram reels, tiktok, etc.
I think it may be important to say that I am US based and startup costs are not necessarily a issue for me.
I appreciate everyones support and help in here and I will be staying active in this thread.