What Is Your Favorite CPA Network?

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What Is Your Favorite CPA Network?

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Actually MaxBounty has been really good to me. Aff.manager is very nice too.
 
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I prefer Copeac over all the others. I have been working with them for a long time and me and the affiliate manager are very close. Their service rocks and they are good with the payouts.
 
For everyone who said Neverblue, check out Market Leverage. They have some of the same campaigns, but higher payouts.

I actually starting to prefer CJ, they have a lot of money making campaigns, you just need to search for them.
 
I'd love to love Copeac but they shaved my very first campaign with them to the tune of 30%. I've decided to decide based on the willingness of my affiliate managers to actually give me usable information. Based on that I choose...

None of them.

I've yet to get an AM that had a clue.

Let me summarize the affiliate managers response to all questions: "Ringtones are doing good. Insurance is hot right now. Dating is good."

Are these people actually getting a percentage of my sales and leads?

What the fuck are they here for?
 
CJ has paid me the most. but now its garbage since it lost ebay. Idk what my favorite is. prolly amazon, since it updates at the same time every night and i get to see all the money i made while i slept
 
scubaslick said:
I'd love to love Copeac but they shaved my very first campaign with them to the tune of 30%. I've decided to decide based on the willingness of my affiliate managers to actually give me usable information. Based on that I choose...

None of them.

I've yet to get an AM that had a clue.

Let me summarize the affiliate managers response to all questions: "Ringtones are doing good. Insurance is hot right now. Dating is good."

Are these people actually getting a percentage of my sales and leads?

What the fuck are they here for?
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LOL! Its true tho, AF managers it seems are just there for decoration because I really can't see what their useful for most of the time. You try to ask them questions regarding good offers and most of the time they just give you information you could have easily gotten from logging in to the system.
 
scubaslick said:
I'd love to love Copeac but they shaved my very first campaign with them to the tune of 30%. I've decided to decide based on the willingness of my affiliate managers to actually give me usable information. Based on that I choose...

None of them.

I've yet to get an AM that had a clue.

Let me summarize the affiliate managers response to all questions: "Ringtones are doing good. Insurance is hot right now. Dating is good."

Are these people actually getting a percentage of my sales and leads?

What the fuck are they here for?
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Scuba, I have no clue how your discussions went with the AM's you spoke to, so I'll just give out a general answer.

Discussions with AM's HAVE to be a two way exchange of information otherwise the AM has nothing to work with. I've read several threads here where people get pissed off when an AM asks about sources of traffic, types of sites, demographic specialties, etc. This is the stuff an AM needs to make educated campaign suggestions. When an affiliate is unwilling to provide info to an AM, the AM has nothing to work with and has to give out a stock "ringtones are good" type answer. I'm not saying an affiliate has to give out their keyword lists, provide all their URLs or explain all their BH methods. But they should give enough so the AM can do their job. I've dealt with many conversations like this:

AM: Welcome to my network. What kind of traffic do you do.
AFF: I do PPC on the large search engines like Google, Yahoo.
AM: What kind of keywords do you bid on.
AFF: I can't tell you that.
AM: Do you have site I can look at to get a feel for your traffic.
AFF: Sorry, I don't give that info out.
AM: Have you tried ringtones?
AFF: (thinking) fucking newbie AM

Can you imagine if you took that to the doctor?

DR: How can I help.
AFF: It hurts.
DR: Where does it hurt.
AFF: I can't tell you.
DR: Can I give you an exam to try to figure it out.
AFF: Don't touch me.

Anyway, all I'm saying is if you want to get a little, you gotta give a little. Not ALL AM's are hopeless newbs, but they'll seem that way if they have nothing from you to work with.
 
FromANetwork said:
Scuba, I have no clue how your discussions went with the AM's you spoke to, so I'll just give out a general answer.

Discussions with AM's HAVE to be a two way exchange of information otherwise the AM has nothing to work with. I've read several threads here where people get pissed off when an AM asks about sources of traffic, types of sites, demographic specialties, etc. This is the stuff an AM needs to make educated campaign suggestions. When an affiliate is unwilling to provide info to an AM, the AM has nothing to work with and has to give out a stock "ringtones are good" type answer. I'm not saying an affiliate has to give out their keyword lists, provide all their URLs or explain all their BH methods. But they should give enough so the AM can do their job. I've dealt with many conversations like this:

AM: Welcome to my network. What kind of traffic do you do.
AFF: I do PPC on the large search engines like Google, Yahoo.
AM: What kind of keywords do you bid on.
AFF: I can't tell you that.
AM: Do you have site I can look at to get a feel for your traffic.
AFF: Sorry, I don't give that info out.
AM: Have you tried ringtones?
AFF: (thinking) fucking newbie AM

Can you imagine if you took that to the doctor?

DR: How can I help.
AFF: It hurts.
DR: Where does it hurt.
AFF: I can't tell you.
DR: Can I give you an exam to try to figure it out.
AFF: Don't touch me.

Anyway, all I'm saying is if you want to get a little, you gotta give a little. Not ALL AM's are hopeless newbs, but they'll seem that way if they have nothing from you to work with.
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Totally agree with you. Thats why I have established good relationships with my affiliate managers on the networks that I use for whitehat activites ;)

But when I am doing something blackhat on a network, I tend to clam up and stay very secretive for obvious reasons. :D
 
FromANetwork said:
Scuba, I have no clue how your discussions went with the AM's you spoke to, so I'll just give out a general answer.
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Thanks for the perspective.

EDIT: Rant removed. Not productive.

I need to get better at relationship building. Bottom line.

Thanks for the advice guys.
 
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My favorite for Black Hat offers is Convert2Media.

They're a new company and aren't too up on this stuff. I throw up tons of forced leads and knock their dicks in the dirt every single day! I'm pulling in a steady $2000 every day and they STILL haven't asked any questions! I get the feeling that the AMs there flunked out of Ringling Brothers Clown College. LOL!

BTW, this is all a joke. JUST KIDDING RUCK!
 
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