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What do networks consider Co-Reg?

by James Foster
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CPA networks seem to be vague on their definition of co-reg.

Peerfly says "users should not be opting into more than one offer at a time".

And even that is a fuzzy way of putting it.

Do they mean data shouldn't be passed from offer to offer and auto-submitted? (That makes sense that it's not allowed)

Do they mean they can't be shown one offer, and if they say NO, get shown a different offer?

What about offer walls?

Anyone care to share their experiences?
#coreg #networks
  • Profile picture of the author GodOfCPA
    Normally co-reg would include offer walls, and also passing the data from one form to another - ie. saying check this box if you want to receive deals from [other offer] when they're signing up to a list. The idea is that the advertiser wants leads specifically committed to their offer / path rather than their offer being an aspect of your path.

    Such a question is best asked to your affiliate manager, however (specific definitions vary from network to network). 90% of CPA affiliates never build a relationship with their affiliate manger and thus don't get the leeway and payout bumps that are possible. If you ask relevant questions, you an start building a relationship and standing out as a committed and valuable part of the network.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Originally Posted by James Foster View Post

    CPA networks seem to be vague on their definition of co-reg.

    Peerfly says "users should not be opting into more than one offer at a time".

    And even that is a fuzzy way of putting it.

    Do they mean data shouldn't be passed from offer to offer and auto-submitted? (That makes sense that it's not allowed)

    Do they mean they can't be shown one offer, and if they say NO, get shown a different offer?

    What about offer walls?

    Anyone care to share their experiences?
    Here's Peerfly's definitions from Disallowed Traffic Methods


    Co-Reg

    Co-reg, short for co-registration, can be confusing. Basically, users should never be opting in to more than one offer at a time or be required to invite friends to continue. With the majority of paid traffic sources, co-registration isn't something that you're going to encounter.
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