Quick Update.
I'll post another update in a week or if we get the cost per install way down sooner. But so far so good. I can vouch Abradabra's service.
How did the service work out for you? What is the overall CPI? Thanks!
Quick update. Abradabra continues to work on the project, though results are slow. Over the last three days we've received 35 downloads at $.78 per install. Based on the advertising of this thread quoting installs as low as $0.03, we are still a LONG was off. Will continue to work with Abradabra for a few more weeks. I need the installs to the tune of hundreds a day at a CPI of $0.20. Communication has been good, but the results need to be a lot better. Right now I'd rate the service a 6/10.
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Update on the service. Overall right now I give it a C-. Since January 1 (purchased on Dec. 31st and posted in this thread then), a total of $365.21 has been spend on FB ads with a total downloads of 385. That works out to about $0.95 per install. When you factor in the $150 fee for abradabra, the true cost per install so far is roughly $1.34. A far cry from pennies per install.
I'll continue to work with abradabra, and if he is able to successfully get the post per install down, I will report back here.
It still works, however there are certain things you need to know.
1) Affiliate links are run as 'Clicks To Website Ads' & NOT "App Install Ads"
2) Due to Pt.1, you cannot track installs on Facebook.
3) The ads are optimised for clicks & NOT installs. As a result the cost estimation & guarantee is limited to clicks.
4) There is always a risk to "DIRECT LINKING" affiliate links on Facebook. A landing page is 100% safe. A cloaker works but not 100% safe.
5) Your Facebook account can get banned anytime.
6) Your affiliate link can get blocked by Facebook anytime.
Hey abradabra,
Please don't take any of my posts in a negative light. I just like to post and update so others can see a typical process. As I said I am going to continue working with you to get the CPI lower.
Thanks, and please don't take what I said as harsh criticism.
If it?s clicks to website then would it be limited to the right column ads only? Or does it include mobile news feed?
Hello abradabra
I'm interested in your service but I have a few questions since I'm new to mobile marketing.
I understand that your service sells mobile app installs for a low price, but what's the best way to actually PROFIT from these installs.
Say I have a free app (like a free game for example) that I want people to download. Would I need to use an advertising network, like Admob, to profit from these installs?
If not Admob, what other network or way would you recommend to actually make a good profit from all those installs.
Like I said, I'm new to this, so your advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Paid apps would have a higher CPI than free ones. I have successfully done campaigns where the install rate was less than actual cost of the app.Hi OP,
Does the cost you stated only apply for free apps/game? How about paid one?
Another question: you said that you would create around 6 ads for each campaign to achieve the desired installs. This could be scale up as I understand. Then why there's a limit on daily install (500-1k as you said)?
Thanks,