PeerFly - Application Denied(ACCEPTED on 16th June 2015)

Do Not Submit Your Application Under a Different Name or ID Submitting your application repeatedly & under different IDs could permanently get you banned for the network. Do not submit new applications using different email IDs or different screen names if you get rejected.

Do Not send repeat emails to the Affiliate Manager or Customer Service for Help – Affiliate managers are not responsible for approving account, the Approval Manager is, who works for the Compliance Team

. In case you do not know who the Approval Manager is, simply reply to the email that you received from the Affiliate Program requesting a re-review or asking for a time to discuss your case over telephone.
Review Your Application to See if All Information is Complete & Correct – Re-review your application & verify that all the information you provided is correct & complete.

The 2 areas where applicants get rejected are details around their marketing experience (website hits, demographics, marketing channels etc) & inability to furnish proper ID for tax & accounting purposes. The top affiliate networks maintain a high level of reputation & find it easier to reject an incomplete or incorrect application rather than take the risk of allowing fraudulent applications that could ruin their reputation.


Many times these top class affiliate networks prefer to work with bloggers or marketers who are strongly entrenched into a few specific geographic areas. The prominent consumer markets are the US market, Canada, Latin Americas, European communities, South Asia Pacific communities etc.

As such, we see a lot of rejections of bloggers from India, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Nigeria, Nepal, Thailand, South Africa etc. However, these networks do evaluate each & every application in its own merits before they approve or reject.

If you have applied through one of our links & have been rejected, please write to us with details & we will get more information on your case.

I have read all of that already and didn't break any rules. Also, maybe I should have mentioned the countries I am going to bring traffic from. I was going for the US & UK.

At this point, just be patient and wait for Cory to reply

Most networks will reqire a reference of your previous traffic with other networks in order to get approved. This is a common case when you are joining to a reputable network because they do not want to risk their connection with their advertiser.

I would recommend you to directly contact one of their affiliate manager or even Luke himself to sort this out or call them and explain your situation.

They are horribly slow, I'll begin to take into consideration to buy an CPA account from someone.

I would try contacting Luke from Peerfly directly ... and also alternatively just ring them up to have a quick chat. A much more personal discussion usually works a lot better than solely submitting a paper application.

Hope that helps

Nick

Cap Man you cant write the whole history in your application. It would be better to tell CPA you are doing paid search using Bing ads or something of sort with a $100 daily budget. Tell them You are interested in doing Game offers with their network. Your application Must look professional and Official not an informal letter.

Honesty does not mean informal, you do not need to say you are being honest and stuff like so.

That's great!

Try to ask your AM for good offers and send traffic to them.

I am sure they are one of the best networks around and you are in good hands to promote the campaigns that you are interested in running.

I'm looking for the same answer.

Hi, I won't create another topic and I'll just continue making questions here.

So, I want to start promoting offers through 7search, do I have to create my own landing page or just set up an campaign and point the affiliate link to their offer page?