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Definition of Acronyms & Terms Used by CPA Networks?

by mypursuitofhappyness
6 replies
Hello Everyone,

I'm hoping to discover the definition of many acronyms and terms used by CPA Networks. For example:

Promotion Allowed: DLS, SocialNet
Promotion Not Allowed: RegPath, Host And Post / Whitelabel

Tracking Pixels, Global Postback URL, and more. Does anyone know of a source of reference that explains what these terms mean?

Thank you in advance for any assistance you can provide and clarity you can bring.

Have a great day!
#acronyms #cpa #cpa networks #definition #networks #terminology #terms
  • Profile picture of the author pikachu
    It means you can promote with adware and social networks.

    For more information check this thread.

    As for Tracking Pixels etc, those are used to track conversions. You can get your AM to setup your tracking pixel in software like tracker202 or prosper202 so that you do not have to upload revenue data to your server, it is done automatically. If you're not familiar with the software, I wouldn't worry about it yet, I'd get on on promoting. Also you're AM is there to help, so you can ask questions related specifically to offer to them. Good luck
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    • Profile picture of the author mypursuitofhappyness
      Pikachu,

      Thanks for your reply. Learning the language of the CPA Networks is surely interesting.

      I appreciate your time and attention. Have a great day!
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  • Profile picture of the author martin7788
    Yes thank you. I am new to this as well and it helps me too!
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    Also, dont be afraid to give your affiliate manager a ring or email or im. They are normally more than helpful, as they want you to do well. The better you do, the better they do!

    Also, if you are extremely new, you may want to give a WSO a try to get you familiar with the industry ins and outs and the lingo.

    Good luck and wise choice to go cpa!
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    • Profile picture of the author mypursuitofhappyness
      Kenster,

      Thank you for your encouraging reply. I feel sponge-like as it relates to learning the CPA industry. I'm absorbing more and more information everyday.

      Thank you for your time and attention. Have a great day!
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  • Profile picture of the author soram
    I just got off of the phone with my NeverBlue CPA manager concerning this very issue (definitions). I in a moment of "duh" never even though to look for the answers in this forum! Thanks guys for the info!

    Ross
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