outwest

I mean If this is an email submit, or zip submit, it pays $1.50 per submit
what amount of money would you spend before you drop/delete that campaign.

Does your ratio of money spent to potential payback per action, vary?: or is it always the same

Lets say you are doing PPV
Is the way it works is you set a maximum budget for each campaign?
I am confused how to set a budget for each campaign, and how to stop the campaigns and when

AdWorkMedia

I'm sure some people have an equation they follow by, but personally, I like to make sure that the submit has a decent and steady EPC before I try it out. After that, I give it about 20 - 30 clicks before I move on! Some might call that calling quits too fast, but hey I like to not worry about things!

Max P

You need to set the spend at $10 a day and wait 2-3 days to see how it is performing. It is important to track the campaign for which you can use Prosper202

mtmjohn

If you do PPV, you need to test at least 50-100 clicks or 2-3x the offer payout for each keyword/url in your campaign, and make sure you use prosper202/bevomedia to track your campaign down to the keyword/url level, delete the keyword/url targets that don't work out (don't convert or lose money).

jordanberg2311

probably $200-500 for gaming
$100 for email

etc etc

JasonWestwick

Solid advice,

However, if using paid traffic I would generally stay away from email or zip submits, unless you can get a solid bump in payout, the margin, for me personally, is usually just too small to work with.

Try working wih an offer of a slightly higher payout, however, this means you will need to have a higher budget to begin with as well.