Website to get accpeted...

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I am planning on applying at a few CPA networks in the near future. Anyone know of a few that are quite easy to get accepted in to? Just want to get the ball rolling.

Also i have read a few guides within this forum that explain how to get accepted into any CPA network. It seems like some warriors feel you need a website to get accepted. I plan on making a wordpress blog as a site so i can easily get accepted.
1. What should this site look like?
2. Does anyone have a site they can show me that helped them get accepted?
3. Which network is the easiest to get accepted to? (but still pays...)

Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeMorgan
    Hey Chris,

    I know your problems .

    But , I just want to give you important advice .

    that is ...

    When ever you join CPA networks make sure that they are trusted and proven .

    ...Only Getting accepted is not not going to help you .

    So , I highly recommend that you search this forum to get information on how to get accepted into any network , specially the proven once .

    Because , at the end of the day , you have to be paid for your efforts and investment .

    Mike
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  • Profile picture of the author Jays80
    will PM you by end of the day!


    Originally Posted by Chris19h View Post

    Thank you!

    (I would like to PM you, however i don't have 15 posts yet...)
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  • Profile picture of the author Harry Behrens
    The important thing to keep in mind is that most ad networks would accept pretty much anybody IF there weren't such a rampant amount of fraud and abuse going on. So what they really want to know with all this applying and websites and such is that you are a real person that wants to do some real marketing and not an automatic submission from someone who is planning to spam and send thousands of false leads and have bots filling in submits or tricking people or anything like that.

    So in general what you need to do rather than try to look super-professional is to communicate "Yes, I am an actual person who wants to do things the right way, I know the value of quality content and honest marketing and I'm not going to try to rip you guys off".
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    • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
      Originally Posted by hmbehrens View Post

      So in general what you need to do rather than try to look super-professional is to communicate "Yes, I am an actual person who wants to do things the right way, I know the value of quality content and honest marketing and I'm not going to try to rip you guys off".
      Sounds like good advice, I will keep this in mind when calling them.

      Does such a "pro-active" approach of calling them right after you apply seem too desperate? Wouldn't this set off a red flag?
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    • Profile picture of the author unlanthony
      Originally Posted by hmbehrens View Post


      So in general what you need to do rather than try to look super-professional is to communicate "Yes, I am an actual person who wants to do things the right way, I know the value of quality content and honest marketing and I'm not going to try to rip you guys off".
      Originally Posted by Chris19h View Post

      Does such a "pro-active" approach of calling them right after you apply seem too desperate? Wouldn't this set off a red flag?
      Hey hm, yes, great advice.

      Chris, most networks will be calling you within 24-48 hours after you register to their network. I would not wait more than a day if they have not contacted you before calling them. But if you were to call them a little while after they would not think you are desperate either. Its not only confirming that you are a real person but also confirming your contact info. ie... if a network calls the number you gave them and they get a generic answering machine, lets say like the one skype uses, that will send a red flag immediately. Networks like to call a number as we all that works, we all have VM's, if it is our voice asking to leave a message thats legit! These generic computerized voices or that generic female voice just cries "Not a Real Person" Initial contact with your AM is also a plus
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      • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
        I applied at Hydra today, have not heard anything yet. I plan to try and contact them tomorrow if i don't hear anything. I didn't make a website for it, just told them i was going to use PPC, ill let you all know how it goes.
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        • Profile picture of the author TE2
          Originally Posted by Chris19h View Post

          I applied at Hydra today, have not heard anything yet. I plan to try and contact them tomorrow if i don't hear anything. I didn't make a website for it, just told them i was going to use PPC, ill let you all know how it goes.
          Don't wait - call them now.

          Most of the big networks are backlogged with applications due to the recent interest in CPA marketing. It is my understanding that Hydra has a huge backlog.

          Regards,

          John
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          • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
            Update:
            Tried to call Hydra last Thursday, couldn't get through. They emailed me last night telling me that they need more information in order for me to be approved and for me to call during business hours.

            1. Is this a good sign?
            2. What should i say when i call?

            Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author TE2
    Originally Posted by Chris19h View Post

    3. Which network is the easiest to get accepted to? (but still pays...)
    Chris

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    John
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
    I finally got through to Hydra. I thought that it was gonna go well, but today i got an email saying that i did not get accepted. What should i do now? I don't want to give up. Any help would be great!!! Whats another network that should not be that hard?
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    • Profile picture of the author unlanthony
      Try Uniqueleads.com
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    • Profile picture of the author Eben
      hey Chris, did hydra give you a reason why you were rejected?

      Wouldn't it be better to just put up a generic WP business site rather than say you'll do PPC? since i'm sure they've been getting a ton of new applications using that same line since the arbitrage conspiracy..

      also, you might wanna sign up for a bunch of other less popular networks (regardless of reputation) you dont have to do business with them, just use them to boost your profile.
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      • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
        Originally Posted by Eben View Post

        hey Chris, did hydra give you a reason why you were rejected?

        Wouldn't it be better to just put up a generic WP business site rather than say you'll do PPC? since i'm sure they've been getting a ton of new applications using that same line since the arbitrage conspiracy..

        also, you might wanna sign up for a bunch of other less popular networks (regardless of reputation) you dont have to do business with them, just use them to boost your profile.
        I like that idea!

        I have created a wordpress blog to use instead of trying the PPC route. I have applied at Uniquelead.com as suggested by unlanthony. I will keep everyone posted!

        What would be some lesser known networks?
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
    One question that Hydra asked me was:
    What other networks are you working with?

    How should i have answered this? They would have been my first? is it bad for them to be my first?
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris19h
    They didnt ask much. All they asked me was what types of offers i was looking to promote.
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