smartdoctor

Hi Warriors,
As I gear up to signing up a CPA network, I learnt form this forum that I have to call the AM to get accepted, so What Are the most Important Questions I should Expect from an Affliate Manager As a Newbe if I call? and what are the Dos and the Donts as regards this important call? I will appreciate your answers to help me shape my next move Thank you.

MattAdamo

Hey Smartdoctor,

I have been accepted into a bunch of cpa networks (over 10) and they generally ask a few basic questions.

First off there going to ask you if you've been accepted into any other networks. They want to see if you have any prior experience. If you have not, just be honest and tell them what your doing now to make money (whether it be clickbank, adsense, etc.)

Then there going to ask you how you drive traffic. While they accept many types of traffic, more than not there looking for you to say that you use paid traffic. They want to know that they are worth the money.

Some networks might ask how much money you currently make and some other basic questions. (age, gender, etc.)

Just make sure that your honest, confident and you should be accepted. Usually if you call them opposed to them call you, they accept you.

Some of the "easier" ones to get into are:

Maxbounty
Neverblue
Clickbooth


Hope this helped -Matt

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The Mothman

How much money are you going to make them? Haha actually they will probably be interested in your budget, they dont like wasting time with someone who is only going to be spending a few hundred a month.

Try peerfly if you are concerned about the phone interview, they dont have one, as long as your contact info is correct you should be approved within a day they will send a text to your phone, and they are also one of the better networks out there.

smartdoctor

Thank you for that I havee an idea now!

smartdoctor

aha

smartdoctor

Hey Matt It does help Some times when you get infor from people who have been there done that and succeeded in one way or another you feel inspired thanks alot buddy

JHC81

They will ask you,
How are you planning to send traffic, if you have a website or blog, how much experience do you have.

UTOBC

I think here are some questions. I hope everybody helps to answer these questions to clear things up:
Where did you first find out about our CPA network?
If you were referred by another member of our network - what is their name?
What offers do you have the most success promoting?
How do you mainly generate traffic?
Do you currently work with any other CPA networks? If yes - who do you work with at those networks?
How long have you been in the affiliate marketing?
Is email marketing a part of your traffic strategy? If yes - how do you collect your email lists? What software do you use to mail to them?
Do you run any incentivized traffic?
If you are approved what would you begin doing within the next 24 hours?
What can our do for you to make us your #1 network?
Best,

smartdoctor

I am yet to get a website but i will get some good traffic for it

smartdoctor

thanks for those questions answers please

The Mothman

In the end i think it always pays just to be honest, you can prepare for the questions but they will most likely know if you are answering honestly or no

smartdoctor

good advice cool

Kenster

The most important thing is just having a solid plan of how you will market offers. If you have a plan that sounds good and you sound like you know what you are doing, you have got over the biggest bump.

They sometimes ask like what other networks you belong to, your ad spend, things like that, but the most important thing is making them comfortable that you will promote their offers the right way!

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CpaDiamonds

Your name
Address
How will you promote offers on their network (explain)
Years in the business
What networks do you work with
They will ask about your website

julesjames

I just applied to a few networks, what ones have managers that you think will be the most helpful and supportive to someone relatively new?

AdWorkMedia

Exactly, be prepared to answer these questions and everything in between. Providing honest information on your application and phone interview will greatly increase your chances. It is usually fairly easy to tell when someone is lying on a phone/application. Good luck!