How To Get Accepted Into CPA Networks Easily!!!

It's up to you. It depends on your OWN experience in CPA Marketing or Internet marketing, your methods of promotion etc

As an affiliate manager myself, I see this ALL THE TIME. There is a group of individuals out there that apply to different networks, usually under an alias of some kind, and (if they're accepted) they turn around and sell the login credentials to the publisher that's looking for it.

And then when you do the phone interview with these guys...nevermind.

Many networks have a policy now against anyone not in N.America. Is this right? I don't know specifically, but do know that most of the fraud doesn't come from Texas.

IT'S TRUE!!!

This sounds great and all but I didn't have a website and I didn't exactly do any of these things all I really focused on was one thing. And for 3 out of my first 3 networks it seemed to work great as I didn't get denied by one.

What I conveyed to all of them was an unmatched type of ambition. I showed through my words how obsessed I was with CPA and the countless hours I had spent researching the stupidest little things the most people probably wouldn't take a minute to read about. When I research something I research EVERY single aspect of something that possibly exists.
I had mentioned at least 10 different ideas I had storming in my head and I was EXTREMELY enthused just to talk about them to my coaches. I was fresh meat and somewhat naive and I knew they knew that, but I also knew I had an advantage and that was the energy and enthusiasm I brought to the table as a newbie.

And in terms of that I'm probably one of the most enthusiastic people I know when it comes to CPA. I've only been in it for 8 weeks now about but I have cut off other areas of my life 100% just to master this. Like studio time and producing music. I did it for the last 9 years of my life everyday and this is the first time I haven't produced music in over 9 years. I did that stuff every single day. Possibly one of my strongest desires in this world was to master music. But since discovering CPA my desire for music has almost been crushed.

It was conveying little things like this to my coaches that I think made them realize I am serious as serious can be. I'm not here just to test a few things, fail and then leave. I'm here to test absolutely every single thing I can, think of every single thing I can, and master every single thing I can. I am potently ambitious about this stuff and I might even risk saying that 16 hours a day as long as I'm awake I'm trying to concoct new marketing strategies in my head.

My coaches can sense I have "CPA OCD" and really if you can show your coach you are just genuinely ambitious to learn this stuff that is the only thing I think you really need to show them. We ALL are going to make mistakes but its the ambitious ones who never give up when they fail. These coaches know this. And the more ambitious you are the more it benefits everyone not just yourself. The energy rubs off on them, on your campaigns, on other marketers.

So really I definitely think all that stuff is more of a formality, but if you want to be original like I always strive to be, just show your coaches you are AMBITIOUS and READY to conquer the world. Tell him about your ideas (of which in my opinion you should have lots but should know how to focus on one thing) and show him how excited this stuff makes you. Thats what I do now when I call my coach its almost impossible for him to get me off the phone and I'm sure one side of him hates it but another side of him realizes how much I just love marketing.

Show your coach you are ambitious and in it for the right reasons, convey that to him and show him you are intelligent and an outside the box thinker. If you can really show him that, than forget if you reuse a site 5 times or break any of these formalities imo. Just tell him you were doing a test of which you did 100 today, and one of those tests was to see how reusing a site would effect conversions. What if you found it didn't effect conversions?

Thats why I prefer to rarely follow rules. Rules are there to guide newbies. But you're never going to learn a whole lot by following them. The real experts imo are those who have a motivation to break the rules so they can SEE for THEMSELVES why those rules are in place and how important they actually are. Then they are able to derive a type of knowledge that a conformist never could. This is how I got good at music, by breaking tons of rules and reinventing my own wheel or "style". If you ever want to get good at anything, then like I said don't be overly concerned about following norms. Rules are definitely important, but they can also hold a lot of people back. So take what you will from this.

And no this doesn't mean go employing one bluefart method after another it means that there is something to learn from almost everything you do. So in order to learn the most you must do the most imo. Like right now I'm not using my landing page on purpose. I'm intentionally trying to see how not having a landing page effects conversions. If I posted on here asking about the importance of a landing page everyone would say "you ABSOLUTELY need one!" And yeh I do. But I still want to see how important it is in the real world. I also want to see if theres anyways to improve things BEFORE the landing page. Which there is. Like your ads themselves. Should I really be so focused on having a landing page when I'm not even sure which ads are most effective?

Chances are if I had a landing page up right now and wasn't getting conversions I'd be asking people what was wrong with my landing page, instead of what was wrong with my ads. I see this all the time on here too like "you need the indiana jones of CPA to make your landing page for you" almost like its the single most important aspect of marketing. But rarely do I see threads focused on the ads themselves and how they are designed. So right now I removed the element of the landing page because if I can get conversions w/out one, that must mean my ads are good. And if I can accomplish that first, THEN I'll start working on a golden landing page. This is MY wheel and I get to spin it however I want. Rules are secondary.

(sry for the rant)

It all begins with the correct frame of mind...yours.

If you know SEO and PPC and have a website in any niche, chances are you will be accepted.

Simply 'assume' you will. Generally you receive what you 'expect'.

i did not even know it was a problem i just sent peerfly and maxbounty a message and showed them a site but now im feeling like i should have gone a bit more into detail and tried a bit harder because by reading this thread if they say there not interested its my own fault for being so casual about it all.