One network at a time or multiple networks?

13 years ago

Originally Posted by hsk2010

Hi
I just wanted your advice whether a newbie, who is learning new stuff about CPA everyday,should concentrate on a network at a time or be promoting multiple offers from multiple networks??

As always thank you for your comments...

ALWAYS get yourself hooked up with multiple networks. Otherwise you wont know the best payouts. However, most PUBLIC networks take a big chunk of your pay as their own, so its worthwhile getting some direct deals going with the merchants itself. That's how the big boys roll!

Any questions just let me know

Nick

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hsk2010

13 years ago

Originally Posted by badboy_Nick

ALWAYS get yourself hooked up with multiple networks. Otherwise you wont know the best payouts. However, most PUBLIC networks take a big chunk of your pay as their own, so its worthwhile getting some direct deals going with the merchants itself. That's how the big boys roll!

Any questions just let me know

Nick

Thank you
How do u suggest going to the merchants directly..I mean they have already contracted themselves with these big networks. Why would they hire me?? I cant pm you so if need be, pls pm me and let me know....Im in sort of a desperate situation

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CPApromoter

13 years ago

Originally Posted by hsk2010

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How do u suggest going to the merchants directly..I mean they have already contracted themselves with these big networks. Why would they hire me?? I cant pm you so if need be, pls pm me and let me know....Im in sort of a desperate situation

start by showing them some quality traffic thru the networks.

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RyanEagle

13 years ago

Start on multiple networks, but don't spread yourself too thin. If you're not good at what you do, don't go crazy with it.

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Freeman77 13 years ago

One network is more than enough to be successful, as long as it's a decent network. If you use a great network like Neverblue or EWA, you'll never be hurting. However, you may find that there are offers you'd like to run that are not on your network, so it may serve you to have several.

I like to use a few networks at a time. I concentrate on networks that have high/fast payouts. However, I'm a member of quite a few networks, and the majority don't see much traffic. For example, I've never sent much traffic to Epic Media (Azoogle), but if I ever find they have an exclusive offer that appeals to me, I won't hesitate.
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ChrisBa

13 years ago

Never have all your eggs in 1 basket, but at the same time, don't have too many baskets

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mtmjohn 13 years ago

Originally Posted by ChrisBa

Never have all your eggs in 1 basket, but at the same time, don't have too many baskets

So true. Choose about 3 reputable CPA networks as your main networks.
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Hyphen

13 years ago

Use 3-5 networks.

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sith005

13 years ago

Agreed, 3-5 networks is good. That way you can also rotate offers among the networks if needed. It also gives you more options in terms of offers, etc. Plus if you have any issues with one network, you can simply push offers from any of the others.