Specific Maxbounty/Peerfly CPA Offers You Recommend

5 years ago

marketers will probably not give you offers they are making a profit from as you would just be more competition. And if they did it is probably an offer that is not making any money or has played out for them. Best to do your own research

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passiveincomebiz

5 years ago

Originally Posted by NYPHILLY

I plan on sending large amounts of traffic to CPA first page/email submit (free trial, sweepstakes, giveaways, etc) offers and NEED to ensure they convert when they say they will convert. I am a member of Maxbounty/Peerfly and am wondering if there are any specific offer IDs you recommend or publishers (ie Samples and Savings, SuperSave, etc). What specific offers have you had good experiences with and know is legitamite?

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Why don't you check with your affiliate managers at Peerfly and Maxbounty. They'd be happy to recommend offers.

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Walterwhite1

5 years ago

there are many offers we can find them on the internet you just need to focus on your work

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spartan14

5 years ago

Simple ask for managers on your networks ,because nobody will give you theur winnings campaings

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55sadhikar

5 years ago

Look for an EPC of an offer; if an offer has high EPC , the offer is converting. Both powerful and maxbounty display that data on their dashboard...

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Andrewsfm 5 years ago

Originally Posted by 55sadhikar

Look for an EPC of an offer; if an offer has high EPC , the offer is converting. Both powerful and maxbounty display that data on their dashboard...

^^ This.

But, in this market you need to test yourself. Send a small amount of traffic to an offer that looks good and suites your audience, if it converts great keep it and scale if not..NEXT!

No one can say yes this offer will work or no it won't. All about the traffic source, the audience and your marketing message.
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mynameisabhijit

5 years ago

Better to ask your affiliate manager. No body will tell you their secret.

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EPoltrack77

5 years ago

That question will yield me more competition so I am going to take the 5th on that but I will say is you can pre warm your traffic up and then lead them into your first page submit and you will get much higher conversions.

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Hugimand

5 years ago

I can recommend something from the dating vertical for something like Europe countries. Be sure to use it wisely, it works mainly with adult traffic or something like that and no less than that anyway. How do you want me to continue with such ?

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Monica8297 5 years ago

Yes! That's good idea. Thank you so much for your valuable reply.
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TenaciousGrease

5 years ago

Originally Posted by NYPHILLY

I plan on sending large amounts of traffic to CPA first page/email submit (free trial, sweepstakes, giveaways, etc) offers and NEED to ensure they convert when they say they will convert. I am a member of Maxbounty/Peerfly and am wondering if there are any specific offer IDs you recommend or publishers (ie Samples and Savings, SuperSave, etc). What specific offers have you had good experiences with and know is legitamite?

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Sure, should I also provide you with my exact EPCs, Keyword Research, and Landing Pages?

Do the work yourself man, or contact your affiliate manager - that's why they're there.

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tyronne78

5 years ago

Spend a little money driving traffic to a few CPA offers until you find the one that gives you a good ROI.

Someone could tell you a certain CPA offer converts well but there are other variables that contribute to an offer converting well (messaging/salescopy,targeting,traffic source).

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fakeshoes

5 years ago

I've generated quite money from Foreclosure offers, I don't remember how it was called but they worked well for me.

Also, as they're only for US traffic, I think it's really hard to make them successful without paid ads.

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tifan8tor

5 years ago

Advertisers like Sample and Savings, say they Pay Per Lead "email = lead". However, visitors go from your ad, to your page then funnel off to the campaigns lander, which is a Lead Generation page. They have to give their name and email (the LEAD) to opt-in for offer. Per this particular campaigns detail, they got their lead (email), your job is done, you get paid. WRONG!
What they never tell you is after they get their contact info, the visitor is then pushed through to a never ending survey which no one ever finishes but they apparently need to finish for it to count as an actual lead so you can get paid.
Yet, the company still got the lead info for their email list. But you will never see a dime for your efforts.
Your Affiliate Manager will NOT help you. Lead shaving seems to be a specialty over at MaxBounty. They're a joke. All they have anymore is a collection of spammy garbage they expect you to pedal like a snake oil salesman, all for the privilege of working with the prestigious MaxBounty. The affiliate Managers give the illusion of assistance but ultimately they do not work for the affiliate, they work for MaxBounty and Maxbounty works for the Advertisers.
My advice, stay away from MaxBounty.

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NYPHILLY 5 years ago

Which CPA networks would you recommend that have offers that genuinly/reliable convert on email submit? (specifically for sweepstakes, samples, trials, etc)
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AffiliatePrograms

5 years ago

I feel similarly about such programs in general, and do not even know right now if I have an account with that one in particular. I hate using the big "aggregator" programs and for the most part never do. I might not even have a single link up anywhere anymore for any of them.