frzs90
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- Oct 10, 2016
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Hi!
I already have a few online businesses, so out of curiosity, I've joined an adult CPA affiliate program.
The affiliate site pays after each sign up, no credit card required.
I paid for a simple 300x250 ad, with 1/3 of the ad being a big blinking "REGISTER NOW" text. Also when you click on the ad, you immediately land on the (very simple) sign up page of the affiliate, you just enter your username, email, and password (no CC). Now, after 2 days, with 1000 paid clicks /day, I only got 3(!!) sign ups. Again: 2000 clicks, 3 sign ups.
Please someone tell me, why a user clicks on a big "register now" button, if he don't want to fill out three simple input fields? I'm running a JuicyAds campaign, maybe most of the clicks are bot-clicks? Intentionally there are no big "eye-catchers" or any attractive images/animations on the banner, to make sure the user clicks on it, because he read the text and wants to register.
Any thoughts about this?
I already have a few online businesses, so out of curiosity, I've joined an adult CPA affiliate program.
The affiliate site pays after each sign up, no credit card required.
I paid for a simple 300x250 ad, with 1/3 of the ad being a big blinking "REGISTER NOW" text. Also when you click on the ad, you immediately land on the (very simple) sign up page of the affiliate, you just enter your username, email, and password (no CC). Now, after 2 days, with 1000 paid clicks /day, I only got 3(!!) sign ups. Again: 2000 clicks, 3 sign ups.
Please someone tell me, why a user clicks on a big "register now" button, if he don't want to fill out three simple input fields? I'm running a JuicyAds campaign, maybe most of the clicks are bot-clicks? Intentionally there are no big "eye-catchers" or any attractive images/animations on the banner, to make sure the user clicks on it, because he read the text and wants to register.
Any thoughts about this?