incentive CPA w microjob sites, does it work?

cyrano · 06-30-2011, 06:27 PM

or does it just get your account banned?
if not, what precautions are best to take?

TheDailyGPT · 07-01-2011, 07:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyrano

or does it just get your account banned?
if not, what precautions are best to take?

Sign up to an incentive based network like CPAway. Because users are getting paid to complete your offers you will need an account like this.

Smokin Joe · 07-01-2011, 08:55 PM

It is very important to use a Network that approves of this type of marketing.

I use Lazy Profits because they not only approve they have a trainging program to help you do theis correctly.

cyrano · 07-05-2011, 02:50 PM

thanks for tge advice guys

subho67 · 07-05-2011, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smokin Joe

It is very important to use a Network that approves of this type of marketing.

I use Lazy Profits because they not only approve they have a trainging program to help you do theis correctly.

can you tell me who is your am in lazy profit?

QuickSurf · 07-05-2011, 07:41 PM

Even with incentive offers.. still not worth the risk. I mean it's pretty simple, these people are getting paid to fill out the form or email etc, they have no interest in the offer and will not convert on the back-end. Completely different from a normal incentivized campaigns where people aren't being "monetarily forced" to fill out the offer

jeffrey73 · 07-05-2011, 08:44 PM

Agreed. This can never really be good for the advertiser. In the long run this is not good for either parties.

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Originally Posted by QuickSurf

Even with incentive offers.. still not worth the risk. I mean it's pretty simple, these people are getting paid to fill out the form or email etc, they have no interest in the offer and will not convert on the back-end. Completely different from a normal incentivized campaigns where people aren't being "monetarily forced" to fill out the offer

CPATrendPhil · 07-06-2011, 03:25 PM

I've recently terminated a publisher using microworkers.com. I've also made it a point to let other networks know that this type of nonsense traffic is coming into their networks for non-incent offers, so I'm hoping for a severe industry-wide crackdown on this type of stuff.

Why? When somebody signs up for an offer, or fills out a lead gen offer that's being paid to do so, they're never going to actually go any further but fulfilling the necessary requirements to get paid to do so. There's going to be people from all countries of the world using proxies and such to generate a lead for the affiliate putting the job up on these microjob sites. After this, the advertiser will see absolutely no sales on their backend, and quality will be terrible. You may get away with it at a couple of networks who do huge volume on a certain offer, but if you have a network that is as diligent as we are, we catch it quickly and terminate the account.

If an offer allows incentives, this is another story, but don't look at microjob sites as a means of making long term revenue, especially if you're breaking the terms of a network, you'll end up paying for leads that you wont be paid for.

emoneysinous · 07-11-2011, 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CPATrendPhil

I've recently terminated a publisher using microworkers.com. I've also made it a point to let other networks know that this type of nonsense traffic is coming into their networks for non-incent offers, so I'm hoping for a severe industry-wide crackdown on this type of stuff.

Why? When somebody signs up for an offer, or fills out a lead gen offer that's being paid to do so, they're never going to actually go any further but fulfilling the necessary requirements to get paid to do so. There's going to be people from all countries of the world using proxies and such to generate a lead for the affiliate putting the job up on these microjob sites. After this, the advertiser will see absolutely no sales on their backend, and quality will be terrible. You may get away with it at a couple of networks who do huge volume on a certain offer, but if you have a network that is as diligent as we are, we catch it quickly and terminate the account.

If an offer allows incentives, this is another story, but don't look at microjob sites as a means of making long term revenue, especially if you're breaking the terms of a network, you'll end up paying for leads that you wont be paid for.

Great post. Thanks Phillip.

I think microworker is one of the methods cash incentive some incent offers,
As i know cpaway, pointclicktrack and YeahIncent have lots of cash incent offers you can try with microworker and GPT sites

TomCPAWAY · 07-12-2011, 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CPATrendPhil

I've recently terminated a publisher using microworkers.com. I've also made it a point to let other networks know that this type of nonsense traffic is coming into their networks for non-incent offers, so I'm hoping for a severe industry-wide crackdown on this type of stuff.

Why? When somebody signs up for an offer, or fills out a lead gen offer that's being paid to do so, they're never going to actually go any further but fulfilling the necessary requirements to get paid to do so. There's going to be people from all countries of the world using proxies and such to generate a lead for the affiliate putting the job up on these microjob sites. After this, the advertiser will see absolutely no sales on their backend, and quality will be terrible. You may get away with it at a couple of networks who do huge volume on a certain offer, but if you have a network that is as diligent as we are, we catch it quickly and terminate the account.

If an offer allows incentives, this is another story, but don't look at microjob sites as a means of making long term revenue, especially if you're breaking the terms of a network, you'll end up paying for leads that you wont be paid for.

We had to terminate a few publishers as well for offering incentives on non-incentive friendly offers. There is a place for this type of marketing and some advertister want the traffic and can't get enough of it. While other advertisters are not as receptive to it as they are not in the business to monetize these types of leads. Play it safe, make sure that if you are running anything with ANY form of incentive to the consumer, whether it be cash, a game card, a new dog in their favorite game, or a new chicken for their farm game that the offer allows it. If the offer does not allow it, count on getting caught and NOT getting paid.

We ask all of our publishers who offer incentives to full disclose it to us, so that we can block all non-incentive friendly offers from their account to prevent any "Accidents".

Remember if you go this route to keep full disclosure with your account manager at any network so that when they see a pattern they don't turn your account off for not being up front about it with them.

Anthony Phillips · 07-12-2011, 07:02 PM

If the network allows it, go for it.

mtmjohn · 07-13-2011, 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyrano

or does it just get your account banned?
if not, what precautions are best to take?

Only promote offers which allow cash incentive.

arthursaxon · 07-13-2011, 05:49 PM

Some networks encourage it, but there is a learning curve. Many leads will not convert and you have to track very carefully. There are many scammers on microworkers using proxies to complete ads, so don't be surprised if half (or more) of the leads don't convert. In my opinion, there are much better ways to promote incentive offers.

bqpennell · 07-13-2011, 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smokin Joe

It is very important to use a Network that approves of this type of marketing.

I use Lazy Profits because they not only approve they have a trainging program to help you do theis correctly.

I would not recommend it, even if a network says they allow it in the end the advertiser will pull the offer, No advertiser got into this business to lose money and microworkers is crap traffic, Not a one person is actually interested in the offer,

Incent offers even get targeted sometime, The ones fount threw Seo or clicked on on PPC sites means that someone actually is interested and there is a chance for it to back out for the advertiser,

Reason for incent, If i do a search and see two similar offers i will most likely go to the one offering something,

Microworkers is 100% not interested and any network that allows this goes threw offers really quickly period.

It is a quick fix kinda like being in a non smoking building and sneaking to the bath room to light up to get one or two quick hits to satisfy your present problem, it is not a smart move for long term income cause your gonna be changing your links too often

06-30-2011, 06:27 PM	#1
cyrano Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 42 Thanks: 10 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	incentive CPA w microjob sites, does it work? or does it just get your account banned? if not, what precautions are best to take?

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cyrano Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 42 Thanks: 10 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: incentive CPA w microjob sites, does it work? thanks for tge advice guys

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QuickSurf HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 305 Thanks: 65 Thanked 64 Times in 57 Posts	Re: incentive CPA w microjob sites, does it work? Even with incentive offers.. still not worth the risk. I mean it's pretty simple, these people are getting paid to fill out the form or email etc, they have no interest in the offer and will not convert on the back-end. Completely different from a normal incentivized campaigns where people aren't being "monetarily forced" to fill out the offer

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07-13-2011, 05:49 PM	#13
arthursaxon Warrior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: incentive CPA w microjob sites, does it work? Some networks encourage it, but there is a learning curve. Many leads will not convert and you have to track very carefully. There are many scammers on microworkers using proxies to complete ads, so don't be surprised if half (or more) of the leads don't convert. In my opinion, there are much better ways to promote incentive offers.