WikiLeaker
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- May 2, 2018
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From what I've read across a number of forums online and reviews of affiliate networks, It seems to be fairly accepted that shaving/scrubbing is just part of the reality of CPA. I understand EPC are likely to be reduced when its BS traffic being sent and to protect from BH methods but it feels demoralising to think that there's every possibility that leads can be getting shaved on the regular by either the merchant or the advertiser and your losing out on hard earned money after putting so much time into making it. Especially if your leads are in the Region of £$30-100 it adds up to a hefty loss of profit over time. I understand people use split testing between different networks to determine if theyr'e being fucked but the general impression im getting is that all networks are doing it to an extent and it's just the reality of affiliate marketing. Am i right or wrong in saying this?
Of-course I know I could be badly mistaken, I'm only going by what i read online and I know there's a lot out there making a killing in this industry so I'm not saying its a waste of time by any means but It's a pretty shit thought to think you could be making way more conversions than you're getting credit for. Especially when the market is so saturated now it's a perfect opportunity for advertisers to shave as theres so much competition.
We all know the world isn't black and white and there's always sketchy shit going on when it comes to money so forgive me for the paranoia
Of-course I know I could be badly mistaken, I'm only going by what i read online and I know there's a lot out there making a killing in this industry so I'm not saying its a waste of time by any means but It's a pretty shit thought to think you could be making way more conversions than you're getting credit for. Especially when the market is so saturated now it's a perfect opportunity for advertisers to shave as theres so much competition.
We all know the world isn't black and white and there's always sketchy shit going on when it comes to money so forgive me for the paranoia