[UPDATE]Things didn't go as planned...

ThaMadd

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So I tried to do the strategy I said paying people pennies on this website where they will do your offers for pay. And i have 4 people who have completed the downlaods and yet the content locking platform Sharecash, did not show revenue made! I contacted Sharecash to ask them why is that a few hours a go. So I will have to hear back from them. But that I started thinking maybe cause they detect the incent website I am using, and therefore will not pay me for thoes conversions. As a newbie I am in CPA Marketing, I actually learned there are CPA Offers that accepted Incent traffic. And I have been accepted to Promote one of these offers with Incent as my Affiliate Manager emailed me today. So that's great news. So I am ganna have to pay these 4 people that did the work only a lost of $1. and take down that task on the site and put up the new CPA Offer that should accepted this traffic cause it clearly states that Incentive traffic is allowed. Wish me luck.
 
Yeah.. What you did might get you permanently banned. Hopefully you'll just get a warning.
 
Content locking offers/networks usually shave leads since they're generally low quality, so you might want to test offers that shave the least.
 
Content locking offers/networks usually shave leads since they're generally low quality, so you might want to test offers that shave the least.
bullshit not the network at all it the advertiser for the network

a company that accepts a promotor can not thift off them impossable becouse they pay all based on comission, it the promottor that tell the company up and downs in % figures
 
Try using a postback to test your leads first.

Also, bothering an AM for a few clicks and leads is not a good way to start a relationship. From experience, when an affiliate is asking questions over a few dollars, its because he is getting ready to send a lot of crap traffic to an offer. Affiliates with experience and real traffic usually don't bother until they've sent significant amounts of traffic and realize things aren't working correctly (which is rarely the case. An offer is tested before its put online).
 
Try using a postback to test your leads first.

Also, bothering an AM for a few clicks and leads is not a good way to start a relationship. From experience, when an affiliate is asking questions over a few dollars, its because he is getting ready to send a lot of crap traffic to an offer. Affiliates with experience and real traffic usually don't bother until they've sent significant amounts of traffic and realize things aren't working correctly (which is rarely the case. An offer is tested before its put online).

Okay. And I never bothered the AM. He messaged me saying i was accepted to an offer that I requested, and I can start promoting it. Now I don't want to promote that offer anymore cause it advertise itself as a game and turns out it was some random download of some video converter. and i google this software and i just see searches coming up saying this thing is a virus... And so i am not ganna promote this and potentially give someone a computer virus for money...
 
bullshit not the network at all it the advertiser for the network

a company that accepts a promotor can not thift off them impossable becouse they pay all based on comission, it the promottor that tell the company up and downs in % figures

I can't speak for sharecash or some of the top tier networks, but many 100% have the ability to, and do scrub (shave) leads. I haven't done any affiliate marketing in years, but I doubt it's any different. There was a popular aff network software years ago that many big networks (at the time) used that had a built in feature to scrub leads from their own publishers.
 
I can't speak for sharecash or some of the top tier networks, but many 100% have the ability to, and do scrub (shave) leads. I haven't done any affiliate marketing in years, but I doubt it's any different. There was a popular aff network software years ago that many big networks (at the time) used that had a built in feature to scrub leads from their own publishers.

Cake has that feature built-in. Any network running it can set a shave %.
 
Incentive traffic works, but it's not that easy or profitable as it looks like
 
Cake has that feature built-in. Any network running it can set a shave %.

Yeah I didn't want to mention the name, but that's them. If the network runs their own offers, I understand the use for it to scrub bad quality leads, but I'm sure most are using it to shave/steal leads from pubs.
 
Incentive traffic works, but it's not that easy or profitable as it looks like

Agreed. Lots of networks don't want it because its almost worth nothing. Go to any big convention and you'll meet a ton of affiliates with incent traffic and they are all looking for partners to send it to... but nobody wants it. There's the occasional partner that will take some on and try to mask it with other more legit sources, but its hard to build any type of long term relationship with incent traffic
 
Agreed. Lots of networks don't want it because its almost worth nothing. Go to any big convention and you'll meet a ton of affiliates with incent traffic and they are all looking for partners to send it to... but nobody wants it. There's the occasional partner that will take some on and try to mask it with other more legit sources, but its hard to build any type of long term relationship with incent traffic

Well wouldn't that depend on the offer the advertiser wants promoted? Like only use Incentive traffic would work on, is ones whoes conversions do not require a sale. For example games and apps. CPI. The conversion for games and apps is to install it, signup, and play/use it. And most are free. Other then other offers which needs sales to convert, and Incentive traffic obviously will not work on that as it is useless and will never convert. cause there only interested in the incent, not the actual offer itself.So it would be a waste of money for the company, And is very understandable why its frowned upon.
 
Well wouldn't that depend on the offer the advertiser wants promoted? Like only use Incentive traffic would work on, is ones whoes conversions do not require a sale. For example games and apps. CPI. The conversion for games and apps is to install it, signup, and play/use it. And most are free. Other then other offers which needs sales to convert, and Incentive traffic obviously will not work on that as it is useless and will never convert. cause there only interested in the incent, not the actual offer itself.So it would be a waste of money for the company, And is very understandable why its frowned upon.

Hi

Newbie here too. I am exactly trying to earn this way.
Have you found success with this?
I have came to know this strategy which works.
PM me.
 
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