Working with one offer for how long?

by saphiry

Posted: 11 years ago 7 replies

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I was wondering for how long you're usually working with one offer. I know, it depends on the success and everything, but can you tell me for how long you're usually promoting an offer until you choose another one? I'm talking about paid traffic of course. Days? Weeks?

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ChrisBa 11 years ago

I try to run with more than one offer all the time, run it until its not profitable anymore
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- LukePeerFly 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by ChrisBa
  
  I try to run with more than one offer all the time, run it until its not profitable anymore
  
  Agreed. If something is working why would you put a timeframe on it? Usually the deciding factor on the length of a campaign is the quality of the traffic. If you're providing quality leads for an advertiser they will pay you as long as they're making money. Everyone wins
  
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MilkerFocus 11 years ago

It's hard to say. but rather tell you how long, I will tell you why I drop it. I usually keep test different angle, title, body, Image. If the conversion is too low. I will ask the AM. and then test it again. If it's not good, I will drop it.
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theman22 11 years ago

Run it for as long as it works
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harrisunderwork 11 years ago

As long as the ROI is +ve.
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luckypig 11 years ago

If You make profit with one I think, you should stay with it.
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- DanielMob 11 years ago
  
  From my experience, it depends if you are an affiliate - or a publisher.
  I'll elaborate:
  If you have a good niche website, yet you are not an affiliation savvy - let's say - a travel blogger - it means that you are basic affiliate - you'd probably place the "desirable" banner on several places of the website - for any simple CPM. This is a regular affiliate - makes money from his professionalism - may it be travel, finance tips, gossip etc.
  Most of the guys I know here are actual publishers - they understand their traffic and are in the affiliation business in order to monetize their audience - more likely to change between offers every week / month / any period of time - the moment they find out there is no positive value for this specific offer.
  So - what are you - an affiliate or a PUBLISHER?
  
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