youmakeme
Power Member
- Dec 3, 2013
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Maybe I should add a little of my view here. Note: I am not affiliated to CPAleads nor own the Company. I am also not a shadow account.
I am both an advertiser as well as publisher on affiliate networks. Common problem that we have as advertisers is that we need to have measurable track record to prove that all the leads generated were legit. Let us be frank, there are always blacksheep in the publishers. Put yourself in this, imagine spending $20k and not getting quality leads back that convert for sales. As an advertisers I have all the rights to ask for proof that leads were generated the way it was sold to me. And if the network cannot produce this evidence then I would simply request for my money back (or I would send a legal letter of demand). What CPAlead does actually helps to assure Advertisers like myself that no funny tricks are being done along the way and my interest as advertiser are guarded. Remember ultimately advertisers are the one paying for publisher services. So we expect professionals to generate leads for us and it has to measurable and tractable.
As a publisher, I can understand what the big concern is all about. But at the moment, if you are generating good leads, you should not be worrying too much. Since your visitors would most likely not visit CPAlead login panel ever after downloading the contents that they were promised. At the end of the day, your visitors reaches out to you because of your content and not about CPAlead. Collecting accounts in masses simply do not work if users were never interested with CPAlead in the first place.
I am both an advertiser as well as publisher on affiliate networks. Common problem that we have as advertisers is that we need to have measurable track record to prove that all the leads generated were legit. Let us be frank, there are always blacksheep in the publishers. Put yourself in this, imagine spending $20k and not getting quality leads back that convert for sales. As an advertisers I have all the rights to ask for proof that leads were generated the way it was sold to me. And if the network cannot produce this evidence then I would simply request for my money back (or I would send a legal letter of demand). What CPAlead does actually helps to assure Advertisers like myself that no funny tricks are being done along the way and my interest as advertiser are guarded. Remember ultimately advertisers are the one paying for publisher services. So we expect professionals to generate leads for us and it has to measurable and tractable.
As a publisher, I can understand what the big concern is all about. But at the moment, if you are generating good leads, you should not be worrying too much. Since your visitors would most likely not visit CPAlead login panel ever after downloading the contents that they were promised. At the end of the day, your visitors reaches out to you because of your content and not about CPAlead. Collecting accounts in masses simply do not work if users were never interested with CPAlead in the first place.
