Media buy screen shot to prove traffic

by letsmakeit

Posted: 9 years ago 13 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hey fellow warriors I have a question. Has anybody on here ever have to show a screen shot of a media buy to ever get into a cpa network to prove traffic? Is it me or does this seem new?

#buy #media #prove #screen #shot #traffic

FreedomBlogger 9 years ago

I got approved by some CPA sites before and never had to show any type of proof for traffic.

I recently got approved at maxbounty but all they did was call me and ask me a few questions. That's all.

It might be a new thing - not sure.
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letsmakeit 9 years ago

Yea I have never heard of this before.
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flyingskill 9 years ago

Most of the top rated networks would like to know your approach to promote offers.

If you have well devised plan, they will approve you in no time. They make sure they are hiring some one who is clear in approach not a beta-tester.

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deekay 9 years ago

Here is what you want to see..... One of my IM buddy crushing CPA with media buys.....
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- JosefRmdn 9 years ago
  
  Keep going.
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Ilenia Internet Marketer 9 years ago

Hi letsmakeit

It could be a new thing in the past I have had approvals CPA and I have never asked for anything. Boh.
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letsmakeit 9 years ago

I guess they have a different criteria for different people.
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HelpingYouBeAnExpert 9 years ago

I always get in without showing any proof (ever!)
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letsmakeit 9 years ago

Had anybody else had this problem?
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letsmakeit 9 years ago

Anybody else hear of this?
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- BigFrank Banned 9 years ago
  
  Screen shots? I can give you any supporting images you need in 2 minutes.
  
  Here is my Paypal account. lol
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
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- JC Web 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by letsmakeit
  
  Anybody else hear of this?
  
  It's been over a month since you first asked this. It should not still be an issue for you. Either provide what they want or move on. Although I've never been asked for this, I can see why they would ask some people to prove they can drive traffic.
  
  There have been a ton of CPA WSOs lately by people who should not be teaching anyone anything telling people scripts of how to get into networks. I'm sure the affiliate managers are looking out for people who's application details and associated properties provoke suspicion.
  
  If you feel you are qualified for the network and have told them the truth then show them what they want. If you can't show them because you lied then no one else to blame here. If you don't want to show them because you are ticked off by them asking then go drive your traffic to someone else's network. Simple.
  
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EldonArredondo 9 years ago

Nope, you don't need screenshot or blog to get in, if they asked you for it then they just didn't trust you enough..
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