Why do you prefer CPA?

How easy the money can enter when you in CPA world.

And this's my reason.

I love the fact that you can very quickly switch up your entire strategy based on trends/what's converting/new offer etc

The speed with which you can adapt to any given market and get campaigns running is definitely one of my fave aspects of CPA.

High payments, fast payments.. I don't know what else, its just a preference.

I agree with JasonWestwick, CPA is really flexible, since you can switch what type of marketing you use to promote CPA offers anytime you want.

you can learn to make money very fast using CPA. Simply have a strategy that you believe is going to work and implement.

Because it's tough! And I love challenges.

The action that you get paid for is for your site visitor to fill out a form with some personal details, usually an e-mail address or zip code, and submit it. That's all! No pre-selling, no refunds, no long sales pitches or any of the hundreds of other traditional affiliate marketing woes to worry about. When done correctly, CPA is one of the simplest ways to monetize a website.


There are many online business models that are highly profitable, but they have existed very much in the background due to the fuss that has surrounded Google AdSense, Google AdWords and traditional affiliate marketing.

CPA is certainly one of these “hidden treasures” … Until now, that is!

The fact of the matter is: providing leads (potential customers) is much easier than selling products. It is far, far more profitable than other online advertising models. And generally speaking, CPA can be used with the vast majority of websites.

Firstly, what makes promoting CPA offers so attractive is that the user generally doesn’t have to buy anything. Instead, they’re just required to enter their personal information, and once they complete the lead, YOU earn commission.

Hope I cleared your doubts

Regards
~Sam~

Simple

I get paid for every LEAD (form submit) I generate. Forget all these silly zip submits and CPA per application/accepted lead BS. I stay away from them. Anything that requires a credit card to qualify as a lead as well. Too much hassle or payouts are way too low. What I do is this:

I get like $30-80 bucks for each lead (name, phone number, address) like insurance quotes, loans, debt management enquiries ... thats big money and companies pay well for these potential customers. I would recommend you do the same.

Any questions just let me know,
Nick