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Problem Picking the Right Email Submit Offer

by jusancy
4 replies
I'm still a noob in search of something that converts on a simple email submit.

I'm in two CPA networks plus ClickBank. I've seen a lot of people give the advice to get started with simple email submits that have a payout of at least $3.

The networks I'm on (PeerFly and MaxBounty) aren't that generous. The typical email submit will net you $1.40. I checked OfferVault and the lead offers they had between $3-$4 was for an automobile insurance quote that required 12 or more fields to be complete.

I guess the point I'm getting to is, how can either of these really be profitable if I'm using LeadImpact at $0.022 an impression or 7Search where everybody seems to think their traffic is horrible and it's impossible to narrowly target your audience?

Everybody says to stay away from ClickBank, but at least their payouts give you room to throw targeted PPV traffic at the wall and sees what sticks.

The numbers don't seem to add up for me for a "simple" email submit to be profitable. I challenge anyone on this forum to prove me wrong on this.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    $1.40 is the typical rate for an email submit. My first advice is not to focus on email submits, they can be ok if you are just starting out, but there is a fair bit of bs and proble,a behind them that working with other offers are typically better IMO.
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  • Profile picture of the author bigbenre
    You are correct that most the simple e-mail are $1.40. There is a survevies on Maxbouny for example "My Survey" that pays out $3.40 and thats name and email submit. Also MyPCBackup pays $6.25 for pretty much an email submit. Look closer for all the leads in the $3-$15. That being said I have never been able to make an $1.40 email submit work for me on LeadImpact.

    Also if your minimum bid price is .022, you can try selecting a different category to get it down to .015. "Lifestyle - Other" for category gets a .015 bid. If LeadImpact doesnt like your category selection they will let you know before your campaign goes live.

    Hope this Helps!
    To Your Success!
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  • Profile picture of the author Dmo
    The only time I have ever had success with email submits is when I use them in my content locker. One of my old niches that I created a while back and is still bringing me a steady $30 from youtube is just a video advertising a program and it links to a LP with a content locker.

    I tested what would earn me the most money out of 300 clicks. Pins or email submits, email submits surpassed pins by alot.

    But that is just my experience with content locking, I don't have much of a clue on promoting them directly with ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Allright, here's my 2 cents on this subject.

    Email and zip submits really suck and here's why: There's ZERO margins to make a big profit and you're fighting over small-fry. Go for products that pay AT LEAST $50-60 bucks per lead (not sale mind you!), so the commission is still fairly easy to get compared to anything sales based. Think insurance and debt management products. Even medical surgeries or any kind of online application/enquiry where a merchant pays you for each customer that contacts him or he gets to contact. Commissions are a lot easier done this way compared to having someone pull out his credit card and buy something

    Any questions just drop me a line,
    Nick
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