So Many Toolbar Downloads!

anomalous

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Nov 25, 2012

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Hey blackhatters!

So I have CPA offers available to me that pay between $3 and $6 each. They are toolbar downloads for football highlights, recipes, tv shows, and bible study. No opt-in no cost. Easy, right?

These aren't incent offers though. What is the easiest way to monetize these things. I need to be getting 200 dowbloads per week.

I have done PPC with 7Search, this kind of works, but not to my satisfaction. I haved spammed fb fan pages to no avail. I have even hired oDesk workers to do lead generation.

I just can't seem to get enough downloads.

Any suggestions here?

 

cricket1

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Jul 5, 2011

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• Dec 12, 2012

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As far as I know, all the free download sites such as Softonic give an option to install these toolbars upon installing a software downloaded from their site. And from cleaning my relative's computers I can tell you that they all had some kind of toolbars installed on their computers.

Other than that, I find it hard to promote such offers. I'd imagine FB traffic may suit okay but seeing as you have already tried that, it's hard to guess what may work.

 

AdGate

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Feb 23, 2011

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• Dec 12, 2012

• #3

Have you considered Youtube traffic? Some of these downloads sound like a natural fit (football highlights).

 

anomalous

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I managed to get 0 traffic from FB after posting on dozens of fan pages. No spam complaints either, at least there's that!

 

anomalous

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I think I have an emotional obstacle to making videos. I've paid people on fiverr to do it, but the quality isn't there.

 

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web dev

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Dec 14, 2012

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• Dec 14, 2012

• #6

does showing your real face and voice have something to do with it? if by chance it is why then ManyCam is good software to use.

the problem with toolbar downloads is that its generally a form of spyware (is what I've found to be true, when looking at their privacy statements). I guess a true "black hatter" doesn't care what they promote as long as there's $$$? (not sure if the site's name should be taken that literally).

 

anomalous

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My toolbar offers are ad supported, but they are not spyware.

 

meannn

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Apr 22, 2009

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• Dec 15, 2012

• #8

96% of the users are using antivirus. And almost all toolbars seem as malwares on antiviruses.

 

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growingup

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Dec 23, 2009

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• Dec 15, 2012

• #9

please give me pm , i am interest to install the toolbar, let say at least 100 per day.

 

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Sheikh

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• Dec 16, 2012

• #10

Anomalous what network are you using that pays 3 to $6 for each toolbar download? That's just sick high..

 

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emaloy97

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Jul 23, 2012

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• Dec 16, 2012

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Sheikh said:

Anomalous what network are you using that pays 3 to $6 for each toolbar download? That's just sick high..

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Yeah I'm also interested!

 

anomalous

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I'm using MaxBounty. There's a few toolbars in the $3 range, and sometimes they have toolbar offers that pay even better. These are all non-incentive offers, no content locking allowed. Most of them require US traffic. They do have an offer for a VLC media player toolbar that allows incentive traffic, but it only pays $1.50 I believe, and it only converts once it has been installed and used for at least one web search.