leadpile payouts are pathetic

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How is one supposed to make money with an expensive niche like pay day loans when leadpoint has offers that just pay $1.20 each?

Has anyone tried to work with these jokers?
 


I did a small test campaign a few weeks ago and conversions sucked. Clicks were expensive and payouts were small compared to what I can get from a traditional cpa network.

But I hear some guys are making big bank with them.
 
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The problem is, their website is very disorganized and it's hard to tell what each offer provides in terms of payout. It's almost like they're trying to hide it. I mean, why would I run an offer that pays 58 cents? and that's what they have listed as one of their highest payouts!!

oops. I just realized I said leadpoint, but I meant LEADPILE
 
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The problem is, their website is very disorganized and it's hard to tell what each offer provides in terms of payout. It's almost like they're trying to hide it. I mean, why would I run an offer that pays 58 cents? and that's what they have listed as one of their highest payouts!!

oops. I just realized I said leadpoint, but I meant LEADPILE
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Report your post so Jon could delete this thread, since you mistakenly accused the wrong company.
 
a good payday offer should convert at around 30-40% and pay out $30+. 90% of payday offers out there seem to be either absolute shit or they're being scrubbed/shaved.
 
I gotta agree, leadpile makes it look like your going to slam an average of 40-60 per payday lead, I think I had a $15 one and the rest are like no more than $2.

I had like a .50 cent one and asked my AM what that was about, and she said it was because it was an incomplete lead, whatever.

In fact I just looked right now for payday loans, when you generate a form it says and I quote:
Lead Type: Payday
Top Payout: $62.80
Average Payout: $51.88

So yeah, it feels like your taking one.
 
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