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Non-Incentivizable offers?

by chini
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Im a bit confused of how to determine if you are incentivising a offer (from my understanding its simply giving the user something of value back for submitting the offer) Just say i had 3 offers on a page with a picture of their landing pages and said: "I came across 3 great offers for free.....etc... then said check it out below as they are free offers"

Then under that have a opt-in box. Will this be fine for Non-Incentivizable offers?
#nonincentivizable #offers
  • Profile picture of the author dannyhw
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    • Profile picture of the author Robert Matthew
      Yes, you should be good!
      Like Danny said...as long as you're not giving them something in return specifically for signing up.

      One thing you may want to run by your affiliate manager, is if you are providing a freebie for visitors opting in to your list and then immediately after the opt in you redirect them to the offer page...depending on the network your using, they may frown upon this.

      Even though it's technically not incentivized! But, either way...just run it by your aff manager and see what they say.
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  • Profile picture of the author Shaz07
    As long as you are not giving someone gifts, money, points, or anything like that to sign up for the campaign then you are using the campaign as non-incent.
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