"Ethical CPA"

Chris Faraday · 09-22-2009, 09:11 PM

To all you CPA heads out there:

What Happens to all those poor souls who take the bait?
I mean it must be all over the board.

Guess you could try opting through each offer and journal the ride.
Share notes, work with the best networks & best offers (trial & error)

Personally, I look for all the same things,
Beautiful landing page, believe-ability factor, conversion, payout, etc...

BUT, at the same time:
I try to learn the market, review offers & explore the range of experiences.

Forums are tight! Reputations fall hard - and fast!
Cheezy offers go over like an Amway video on Thanksgiving dinner.

More Ethical players and niche focused networks will emerge - but why not be proactive about things? Hello..."fake blogs" anyone..

Any thoughts, comments, insights here??

Chris Faraday · 09-23-2009, 12:14 AM

Hit & run I guess.

Better offers to come as markets and marketers smarten up.
We'll see them in newer niche centric CPA / CPV nets emerging

But still, money is the game. Survival first.

However...

Some herbal products may inspire someone into a natural lifestyle.
Not CPA's but good info Kevin Trudeau - Natural cures

Some credit repair / lending offers may actually be legit
Debt Cures - Kevin Trudeau

Wouldn't it be nice

pikachu · 09-23-2009, 12:48 AM

Personally I don't like to market scammy products or market real products in a fake way. That being said, I am OK with marketing email submits which I'm sure end up spamming a lot of people (legally since they signed up). I think its best to create authentic landers as you will most likely succeed. No matter how hard a person works on a flog I think an actual authentic review will outperform it (as long as both marketers skills are equal hehe).

I just think as long you think what you're promoting is OK, then you will succeed. The people doing rebills are OK with them and that's there choice. I just think there is plenty of room for legitimate offers, so go after those

Best of luck!

09-22-2009, 09:11 PM	#1
Chris Faraday Super Conscious Affiliate War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Boston & San Diego Posts: 109 Thanks: 53 Thanked 8 Times in 7 Posts	"Ethical CPA" - Oxymoron, or Stupid Fast Cash?? To all you CPA heads out there: What Happens to all those poor souls who take the bait? I mean it must be all over the board. Guess you could try opting through each offer and journal the ride. Share notes, work with the best networks & best offers (trial & error) Personally, I look for all the same things, Beautiful landing page, believe-ability factor, conversion, payout, etc... BUT, at the same time: I try to learn the market, review offers & explore the range of experiences. Forums are tight! Reputations fall hard - and fast! Cheezy offers go over like an Amway video on Thanksgiving dinner. More Ethical players and niche focused networks will emerge - but why not be proactive about things? Hello..."fake blogs" anyone.. Any thoughts, comments, insights here??
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09-23-2009, 12:14 AM	#2
Chris Faraday Super Conscious Affiliate War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Boston & San Diego Posts: 109 Thanks: 53 Thanked 8 Times in 7 Posts	Re: "Ethical CPA" - Oxymoron, or Stupid Fast Cash?? Hit & run I guess. Better offers to come as markets and marketers smarten up. We'll see them in newer niche centric CPA / CPV nets emerging But still, money is the game. Survival first. However... Some herbal products may inspire someone into a natural lifestyle. Not CPA's but good info Kevin Trudeau - Natural cures Some credit repair / lending offers may actually be legit Debt Cures - Kevin Trudeau Wouldn't it be nice
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09-23-2009, 12:48 AM	#3
pikachu Active Warrior Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 98 Thanks: 2 Thanked 11 Times in 10 Posts	Re: "Ethical CPA" - Oxymoron, or Stupid Fast Cash?? Personally I don't like to market scammy products or market real products in a fake way. That being said, I am OK with marketing email submits which I'm sure end up spamming a lot of people (legally since they signed up). I think its best to create authentic landers as you will most likely succeed. No matter how hard a person works on a flog I think an actual authentic review will outperform it (as long as both marketers skills are equal hehe). I just think as long you think what you're promoting is OK, then you will succeed. The people doing rebills are OK with them and that's there choice. I just think there is plenty of room for legitimate offers, so go after those Best of luck!
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