Top Converting CPA offers ?

Have you already applied to some networks? The best would be to go to offervault.com and look up some offers in your niche. After you have been accepted, the best is to have a chat with your AM about hot offers.

I have joined offervault but don't have an idea which are the best converting offers as per my niche. I want good offer where i can get paid by providing them just lead through banners. Do i need approval from networks also ? My sites have good traffic and ranking i just want to get paid by providing leads to affilate network but not sale. I find selling is tough then providing leads.

I would recommend to signup for 2 reputable networks, like maxbounty and peerfly. But you could also contact them prior to your application to see if the 'hot' offers suit your needs

When you join a CPA network you can sort offers by average EPC, and other metrics that can give you insights to what offers are doing the best.

And you can always ask your affiliate manager.

Talking to your AM is the first thing you should after applying to some networks. Regarding networks, I'd suggest to check PeerFly, Epom Market and Maxbounty.

In any CPA network, email submit with big brands likes walmart & Amazon converts very well. All the best

I would look at the demographics of the visitors to my site first before picking an offer.

You wouldn't want to put up an US offer when most of your traffic comes from other countries.

Ask you affiliate manager - this is exactly why they exist.

I am not 100% sure that affiliate manager will tell you which offers are converting. Aff. managers have split allegiance, between Affiliates and Advertisers. Money comes from Advertisers, so their interests are served first. For example, aff. manager brought in a new Advertiser and needs to impress him with some sales. So what is aff. manager going to do, he is going to push that new offer to Affiliates, regardless if that offer is converting or not. And that can be very much at expense of Affiliates.

As well, you must take into the account that we, Affiliates, are thousand for a dime. Normally every single aff. manager has 10-20,000 affiliates allocated to him. Most of these affiliates, like 99%, will be dormant, bringing no income. So loosing a few affilaites, will do a little harm to the agency, while loosing a single Advertiser will loose agency a tons of cash.

Some agencies, like CommissionJunction and NeverBlue offer a little graph called Network Earning, in a form of horizontal bar. That bar graph tells you what percentage of Agency's earnings comes from a particular offers. If a green bar is very far to the right, that means an above average amount of agency's earnings comes from that offer. And completely opposite if green bar is completely to the left.

ask your am

Check this website for top converting PeerFly offers: PeerFly Offers

As already mentioned by one gentleman. Do not just blindly trust your AM. They have their own interest. I would rather sort offers according to demographics and EPCs and see if they are fit for my audience or not

Agree with statement about AM, do your own test

Hi to All of You:

I am looking to get started; first a little about me.
I came to the W Forum because of the valuable info available and even much more so in this segment.

I am 65 years, not retired yet, (can't afford to do so), but I do have some time to work on the PC to develop an IM program.

I am a newbie to any marketing although I am familiar with much of the language of IM and also familiar with what Affiliat Marketing and CPA etc are about.

I have bought a few affiliate marketing and CPA etc courses and to be frank, I find both models interesting. But I was told that online CPA is probably the route that I need to take as it might provide the better path, provide a better avenue for small profits and growth. However, I will not be able to do offline CPA marketing as I don't have much time for outside marketing.

I don't mind working to develop a program. So, I can listen to your suggestions and will not be looking for overnight success. I can invest a few hundred into a program if necessary, but I am not sure can afford to get off into courses. A need to consider that I should to retire within the next three years or so is ever before me. Unless I can make something work in IM, my income will be soley from Soc Sec.

A few Questions please?

1. I have heard a few say I should, but should I first have an established generic blog or website before applying to networks?

2. Should I also have in mind what type of offers I would like to promote before applying to networks?

3. Is there any particular method or path that any of you would suggest I consider following?

4. Any more suggestions?

I do appreciate your contributions to my rather late but upcoming successful IM/CPA career.

Thanks to all.

Hi SmartzRank,

Sorry, my last post is half hi-jacking your thread.

It looks like you're going into the CPA world at full steam! Don't let that momentum be stopped by making unrealistic decisions.

There is no "such" thing as the best CPA offers. There is only such thing as the best CPA offers for your Target Market.. or in this case, the best CPA offers that work with your few websites in Niche health business finance, travel..

You'll have to split test offers in order to find out what works best for you. You also don't want to blindly promote offers because that will turn your current readers away! Think about yourself as being a reader on your own blog, you'll want to see the most relevant ad, because a truly relevant ad enriches the reader's experience on your website!

Good Luck!

When you are going to join a CPA network you must take a look on CPM rates. I suggest you to compare CPM rates of few CPA networks. It will give you a better idea. Then join the CPA network which is offering highest CPM rate

Anything in finance works best for me.

I would say insurance, debt and loan applications are your most profitable markets in CPA as they are all CPL instead of per sale. But best converting offers is HIGHLY subjective and depends on your own marketing techniques ... but generally anything that pays per lead naturally has a much higher conversion rate than sales based offers, as a conversion is much easier to get.

Hope that helps.

Nick

Bad Boy Nick gave some good advice...

I will add the dating offers and education related cpa offers...especially if they only require an email address or zip code.

Be sure to check the average EPC and CR on any offer you think about promoting.

Guys If you have interest in Promoting Binary Options. Let me know.

I am an affiliate manager. We are paying $350 CPA.

Be careful with zip submits too. I've tried a handful and every one of them either shaved, scrubbed, or dropped the conversion pixel on a percentage of the submits as opposed to every one of them.

Here's a list you can start off with for each of the niches: (fair amount of these networks fall into multiple groups)

Health
Advertise.com
Affinity.com
Blue Track Media
ClickDealer
Clicksor
ClickXchange
ClickxGalore
DSNR Media Group
LIN Digital
Patient Conversation Media
Ping Leads
Pulse 360
QualityHealth
Rex Direct Net
Smowtion
Think Digital
Underground Elephant
ValueAd
Versa Needs
W4, LLC
Websponsors

Business
AddsPRO Media
Adlab
ADMOBICLICK
Adtegrity
Advertig by Amonetize Media Group
ADXDirect.com
AffiliateSector.com
Affinity.com by Hostway
ALeadPay
Appier
BC Media Group
Behave Media, Inc
Bidalgo
bluTonic
Brothersoft
BryghtAds
ClickOn Affiliates
Clicksor
ClickWinks
ClixGalore
Commission Monster
Covus
CPABooster
CPAUnderGround
Cxense
Dean Media Group
Doublepositive.com
DSNR Media Group
EAdvertising.ca
Epic Edge Media
ETarget.com
Exponential
Firelead Affiliate Network
Global Matrix Media
Groovinads
Hold Click
IFOREXPartners
Incentably
IncentReward
Ivy Pixel by Goodway Group
Khing
Ksix Media
Lead Ads
Lidango
LIN Digital
Ludus
MarketLeverage
Maxifier
Mobobeat
Monetise
MorningFalls
MyThings
NAMoffers
Oasis Ads
OfferFusion
OFFERweb
Onward Click
PLYmedia.com
PointClickTrack
Pointific
Pulse 360
RevenueStreet.com
Sanoma Media
SlimSPOT
Sloopin
Society Invite
Softabler.com
SolidClix
Sonital Digital Media
Suite 66
Traffiq Exchange
Trendomedia
ValudAd
Valuednetwork.com
VenziMedia
Versa Needs
W4, LLC
Websponsors
YieldR
Zeta Interactive
Zone Media by Market.com

Finance
Adknowledge
Advertise.com
Affiliate Window by Zanox
Affinity.com
BC Media Group
Clicksor
ClixGalore
Conversant
Convert Media
Cpaexchange
Dean Media Group
Jumba Media Group
Marmar Media
Neverblue
Pulse 360
Revenue Hits
Think Digital
Unanimis
ValueAd
W4, LLC
Websponsors
Xertive Media
ZoneMedia

Travel
AdCash
Adknowledge
Affiliate Window
Affinity.com
AnchorFree
Bandsintown
ClickDealer
ClixGalore
Conversant
Convert Media
Dravam
DSNR Media Group
Groovinads
LIN Digital
Mediashift
Neverblue
Offerfusion
Pulse 360
Rex Direct Net
Smowtion
Think Digital
Traffiq Exchange
ValueAd
Versa Needs
W4, LLC
Websponsors
ZoneMedia

You can try our Network, we have a lot of good converts campaigns! Just Sign Up!

You best contact your affiliate manager as they have the proven data at their disposal as to what's working, offer EPC etc,

Ask you affiliate manage once you have joined the network and he will stir you in the right direction..

'there is no best.' repeat that mantra

it all depends....................

The Best We Can Do Is TEST Offer to Traffic. That's It.



best of luck,
Ike

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No one can predict.. you have to contact your aff manager on your network and he can clear it out for you..

That's the only reliable way..

You can go maxbounty.I see there many good offers.And I also use maxbounty.

Go to offervault and search the latest offers, you can also ask your AM on CPA network as well..

I favor leads, all a user has to do is fill out a form(nothing to buy/no credit card required)...so you often will see higher conversion rates. I also favor leads that have a make, get or save money angle to them, as they tend to have mass appeal to the general public...high volume of potential prospects.

In addition to asking your AM, a lot of networks have weekly(some daily) reports on what offers are performing the best, but you may need to ask to receive. One other thing, many networks have private offers, which they often only offer to more experienced affiliates, which it can't hurt to ask about.

Once you have an offer and your producing, ask for an increase in pay out. They can always pay more than the price that they initially offer. Once you can produce and they know it, most of the time you can ask for an increase before you even promote an offer.