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How many Networks r u doing with?

by buysh
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i've now cooperated with linkshare, adfish, ewa,w4, how abou the other guys?
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  • Profile picture of the author williamrs
    I have accounts with many networks, but I'm working with just a few ones now. It's good to join several networks to have more options, but I think that you don't need more than 2 or 3 good networks to start making serious money with CPA.


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  • Profile picture of the author mitcoiv
    I would recommend you maximum 3 cpa networks. There are really a lot of opps but many of them have the same offers.
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  • Profile picture of the author KC-Coop
    It's never a bad idea to be in multiple networks. When I was an affiliate full time I stuck between a few major networks - but I have accounts at quite a few. The networks I worked with changed throughout the years and I never would have made some of the connections I did if I wasn't in all those extra networks.
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  • Profile picture of the author tobiasosllc
    I think I have accounts with at least 50. I run traffic to about 30 of them on my incentive websites and another 5-6 networks with my emailing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Firstrate
    I usually drive traffic directly to around 3-5 at any one time but they can switch around sometimes.
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  • Profile picture of the author CPATrendPhil
    Back when I was an affiliate I was working with about 10-12 different networks. Pushing some traffic to a particular offer or 2 in each network (otherwise I had no use for an account there). However, most of my traffic was going to 2 networks.
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  • Profile picture of the author DougDavis
    cpalead AND cj
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  • Profile picture of the author bravo75
    I have lost count
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    • Profile picture of the author Spizzlo
      I am in around 10 networks but I really only use 3 of them. Some networks are better for certain offers. If you are big into email submits, you may want to be in a different network than if your big into financial offers. Might as well sign up for a bunch and see what you like best.
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  • Profile picture of the author DanGlobalizer
    It's definitely best to split test different offers on different networks. For whatever reason, some networks just have a higher EPC (regardless of payout), should you should always be testing to figure out how to maximize your earnings per click.
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    • Profile picture of the author Freeman77
      I'm in a few too many networks -- I get a lot of emails from networks that I don't even use, as well as correspondence from affiliate managers trying to lure me back.

      Right now, I do most of my volume with just 2 networks. I get weekly payouts with them both (and I belong to a third network that also pays weekly).

      It would take a lot for me to switch from these networks, especially cause weekly payouts are important to me (I know most networks will offer weeklies, but it usually takes a month or so before they'll do it).
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  • Profile picture of the author RyanEagle
    You really don't need to join many networks, most of the smaller networks just end up working with the bigger ones.
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  • Profile picture of the author mtmjohn
    3-5 BIG networks. ENOUGH.
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    • Profile picture of the author bigbrian
      I recommend joining about 12 networks that you have done your homework on and you have a gut feeling they are 'good networks.' Once you have those under your belt sift through the offers, the payouts, talk to your AM, and get yourself familiar with the network, their practices, level of knowledge they have, and overall 'feeling' of the networks. Once you have that narrow down your networks to 4-5 and work with them. Build lasting relationships and go from there.

      You will find different networks have different offers. You will also find a lot of other variables that may or may not want you to proceed with working with the network.

      ^^ Hope that helps!

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  • Profile picture of the author HybrydJason
    A handful of networks is always good. Split testing similar offers or having a few options per vertical is the way to go.
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    • Profile picture of the author Spiderman4050
      Can anyone guide me what are the requirement of getting approval of Maxbounty???
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      • Profile picture of the author bravo75
        MB are imo the best network out there. The owner Steve, posts here sometimes. My best advice is just be totally honest with them and try to get someone on the phone. They are not just approving super affiliates, they are willing to approve people who are sincere and come across like they are willing to put in the effort it takes to benefit both you and them. Just be honest.
        Worked for me.

        Originally Posted by Spiderman4050 View Post

        Can anyone guide me what are the requirement of getting approval of Maxbounty???
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        • Profile picture of the author Spiderman4050
          Originally Posted by bravo75 View Post

          MB are imo the best network out there. The owner Steve, posts here sometimes. My best advice is just be totally honest with them and try to get someone on the phone. They are not just approving super affiliates, they are willing to approve people who are sincere and come across like they are willing to put in the effort it takes to benefit both you and them. Just be honest.
          Worked for me.
          Thanks buddy.
          I am now working in Peerfly. And I am giving them a good traffic. But i am interested to work with Maxbounty.
          I hope i will get approved by Maxbounty .
          If i use any referral will that be easy to get approved?
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          • Profile picture of the author iamx
            I'm working with 4 at the moment, doing pretty awesome with them! =) Did someone hear a coin drop? hehe...
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      • Profile picture of the author jeffrey73
        Originally Posted by Spiderman4050 View Post

        Can anyone guide me what are the requirement of getting approval of Maxbounty???
        Answer their call when they call you. They WILL call you. One of the only places I've seen that goes out of their way to keep in touch with affiliates, successful or not. Copeac is really good about that stuff too.
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  • Profile picture of the author jointaldc
    when I was an affiliate I worked with at max 5 at a time, that's including smaller networks
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  • Profile picture of the author Pixelmonsters
    I only use two right now, I miss YPN
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