Approximately how many CPA campaigns do you create per day?

I think it would boil down to the individual,how much time he has to devote,his skill level,if he outsources,etc. It's like DNA...everyone is different.

I have 300-400 ads running on weekdays and 900+ on weekends. But i am only running on Facebook.
Generally, i have 100-200 campaigns. But i don't recreate them daily. I do outsource major work like design/campaign setup. I am just administering campaigns.

I work with my campaigns in a slightly different way... I create kind of "template campaigns" that I can use to promote certain types of offers. For example, a templat for Christian dating targeting mature women. Then, in my "template" I have a tested and effective angle and FB ads, banner ads, etc... This way, I already have a north when I want to run a Christian dating campaign.

Using this model, I don't set up new campaigns every day. What I do is to scale as much as possible the winners that I find. For example, if I run a campaign on FB and it performs well, then I use my "template" to scale the campaign to PoF and media buying.

But this is the way I work. Other people who manage their CPA business in a different way may have a different answer. I believe there isn't a hard rule here.

When I first started.. 5-10 per day.. now.. 2-5 per week.. i spend more time trying to optimize and scale campaigns now (but again this is easier to say once you get going), it really depends on where you are with your business..

I do around 10-15 per day, and keep the ones that convert better...

Amazing. 2-5 campaigns per day! I just got into non-incentive CPA Marketing. I probably can create max. only one campaign per day (creating own ads and landing pages). I think it's better to focus on one campaign and scale it first before moving over to the next one? What do you think.

I don't waste much of my time optimizing campaigns initially. I just try to run more and more campaigns. Once they running perfectly for 2-3 weeks. I try to optimize them for more profit. But there is limit to it. I don't like overdoing things.

i create like 1 or 2, split test everything
you can turn around the ROI of a campaign with a few twists

A lot of people will tell you to make 2-3 campaigns a day when you are new. A lot of people that say this got lucky throwing shit at the wall until it stuck.

I prefer not to get lucky, and prefer to have an actual idea of what will work and what won't work before I get started posting a campaign. From time to time, I'll throw out a quick hail mary that I spend $10 - 20 just seeing what happens with it, but I prefer to but in the time and effort it takes to properly research a campaign.

This means I might spend 1-2 days properly researching a new niche or idea. I'll look for all of my competitors ads, catalog them. I'll look at forums and message boards to see what people are complaining about, what their problems are, and how I can solve them with a campaign. I'll spend a few hours just sitting down with pen and paper and sketch out banner ads, ad copies and landing pages. I'll look up demographics and how I could best target them, and I'll look into individual targets to make sure those sites or key terms match my demographic. I'll even look into proper research papers published by companies or university students.

You want to do whatever you can to best understand a market before you attempt to penetrate it.

Of course, you could always get lucky someday throwing a few random campaigns up daily, but I prefer a larger dose of being prepared to minimize my risk and minimize my chances of having to rely on luck.

Just 1-2 campaign perday