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Can I instruct people on how to fill in email submits?

by Phobos
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Ok so basically on a page on which I'm promoting a couple of email submits can i write something like "All you have to do is enter your email address and you will find out how to redeem your Ipod/Iphone/whatever"?

I'm basically instructing people on how to put money in my pocket (and the network's for that matter) but will the network have anything against it?

Shouldn't be a problem from my point of view but I just wanna hear some opinions from you guys.
#email #fill #instruct #people #submits
  • Profile picture of the author williamrs
    I suggest you to contact your aff manager to make everything clear, but I can't see why it would be a problem.


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    • Profile picture of the author cpabrainstormer
      Hey Phobos,

      I agree, I don't see why you would have any problem writing that on your page. The only place I can see you having some issues would be with certain advertising platforms. If your site is seen as an "affiliate site" or "bridge page" then you may not be able to use certain PPC platforms, in particular. But give it a shot and see what happens. That's what CPA is all about, testing until you find the winning combination! Hope that helps!

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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Originally Posted by Phobos View Post

    Ok so basically on a page on which I'm promoting a couple of email submits can i write something like "All you have to do is enter your email address and you will find out how to redeem your Ipod/Iphone/whatever"?

    I'm basically instructing people on how to put money in my pocket (and the network's for that matter) but will the network have anything against it?

    Shouldn't be a problem from my point of view but I just wanna hear some opinions from you guys.
    In most cases if the advertiser finds out they will either scrub you or ban you for this..
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    • Profile picture of the author Phobos
      Originally Posted by ChrisBa View Post

      In most cases if the advertiser finds out they will either scrub you or ban you for this..
      Then I better make sure they don't hahah
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      • Profile picture of the author williamrs
        Originally Posted by Phobos View Post

        Then I better make sure they don't hahah
        A good idea to try to figure out if your network is scrubbing you is to rotate your links so that you get leads with different networks. If one network has an epc much better (if it's just slightly better it's probably coincidence) than the other then you may be a victim of scrub .


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      • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
        Originally Posted by Phobos View Post

        Then I better make sure they don't hahah
        hehe that's the spirit
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  • Profile picture of the author RyanEagle
    That's fine... that would not be considered incent. It's suggested you tell people to complete more than first page so the advertiser does not scrub you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Phobos
    Ok guys, thanks a lot for the advice.
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