CPA Offers allow traffic from video sites? Tits included

[Krude]

Had another question but didn't wanna ask it in my other thread, so made a new one.

Hoping to entice a good answer if I post some pics of a hot chick topless and not.

Here's my question

Do you think that email/zip submit offers don't mind Youtube traffic? Or any kind of video traffic for that matter?
Kinda new to this CPA shit.

 

[iliketurtles]

Youtube = adwords. Expect higher prices (CPM's, CPC's) than your regular "video sharing" site and a possible slap. I don't think the networks or advertisers would have any problem with Youtube's traffic quality or cause any compliance issues.

As of regular "video sharing" sites, as long as it's non-incent, it should be fine to start and then once it backs out for the advertiser, you should be good to go in the long run.

 

[Krude]

Ok thanks, I don't really get what you meant by Youtube = Adwords. ????

But as long as youtube traffic is okay then I'm all good.

 

[WTFlux]

Youtube = Adwords cause Youtube is owned by Google and their PPC platform is Adwords

Unless you were thinking of just posting videos and getting free traffic instead of going the PPC route

 

[iliketurtles]

Ok thanks, I don't really get what you meant by Youtube = Adwords. ????

But as long as youtube traffic is okay then I'm all good.

Sorry, wasn't clear enough.

But paid advertising on youtube is best done via google adwords unless you have a huge spend/test budget.

Good luck bros.

 

[Krude]

Ohh my bad I think I wasn't clear either

I actually wasn't talking about paid youtube traffic

I meant just posting videos on youtube and using the free traffic as a traffic source. That should be okay right? Free traffic from youtube for CPA offers?

 

[MaxSteve]

Ohh my bad I think I wasn't clear either

I actually wasn't talking about paid youtube traffic

I meant just posting videos on youtube and using the free traffic as a traffic source. That should be okay right? Free traffic from youtube for CPA offers?

That'll be fine with most networks. You just have to make sure you are not being deceptive or misrepresenting the offer, and you shouldn't be using copywritten material that does not belong to you.