Pay Per Install Guide Or Tutorial?
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Join a PPI network and follow the tutorials and/or try the sample code. There's nothing to it apart from learning how to get targetted traffic.
Dresden
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http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...37-lietuvis002s-journey-500-day-only-ppi.html
Give this one a try.
Also look for irishsoul and kinlee in the journey section.
Give this one a try.
Also look for irishsoul and kinlee in the journey section.
When they download my file after the ppi install.
if it's an exe, it will automatically be RUN and installed. right?
But what if it's an rar file or something? will it be stored somewhre? how do users know where it is being stored after the download? this is what i am trying to find out xD
if it's an exe, it will automatically be RUN and installed. right?
But what if it's an rar file or something? will it be stored somewhre? how do users know where it is being stored after the download? this is what i am trying to find out xD
here is time for another article about making money with PPI programs. Making money this way is not always considered as legal way because you are basically spreading adware and even spyware to other users computer. you must be strong to be able to do it and I can say that pay-per-install companies are even stronger if they can survive fighting the law. Earning potential is in this part of Internet very high. You can make even$7.000 USD per day!
Let me first explain what pay per install is and its earning potential. PPI is a business model like PPC (Pay Per Click) or CPA (Cost Per Action) where affiliate programs pay you per click/action but instead getting people to click on their ads or making some action, you get users to install a file. The file contains adware and sometimes also dirty stuff like spyware or even viruses.
There are 3 different methods how you get rewarded. First part is simple, you get paid simply per install. Rates are lower but you get always paid. Other system pays you not after each install but you get revenue share which can bring you much more money. Here in revenue share you get paid per product sale (adverts selling antivirus) or per user click (search results like Google are clicked). Per sale is sure money for PPI company and they dont risk with this method so you get much more out of it same is with "pay per click" where are bit lower numbers but they are repeated for many days until EXE is uninstalled from infected computer. First case is basically paying you some average rate which is profitable for them but they also sell some SW or get money from clicking on search pages.
That file will not damage the infected user computer. The file pretend to be a virus and force users to buy antivirus program from this company and there is money made for you if user buy this software. Or this file will change behavior of browser and can modify search results or instead of error pages shows search results related to keywords and after user clicks on them you get paid also.
Let me first explain what pay per install is and its earning potential. PPI is a business model like PPC (Pay Per Click) or CPA (Cost Per Action) where affiliate programs pay you per click/action but instead getting people to click on their ads or making some action, you get users to install a file. The file contains adware and sometimes also dirty stuff like spyware or even viruses.
There are 3 different methods how you get rewarded. First part is simple, you get paid simply per install. Rates are lower but you get always paid. Other system pays you not after each install but you get revenue share which can bring you much more money. Here in revenue share you get paid per product sale (adverts selling antivirus) or per user click (search results like Google are clicked). Per sale is sure money for PPI company and they dont risk with this method so you get much more out of it same is with "pay per click" where are bit lower numbers but they are repeated for many days until EXE is uninstalled from infected computer. First case is basically paying you some average rate which is profitable for them but they also sell some SW or get money from clicking on search pages.
That file will not damage the infected user computer. The file pretend to be a virus and force users to buy antivirus program from this company and there is money made for you if user buy this software. Or this file will change behavior of browser and can modify search results or instead of error pages shows search results related to keywords and after user clicks on them you get paid also.
anthonywales
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are copyrighted files allowed?