I am going to transcribe this video if I ever get time. I think that WF could really benefit from having his pitch in script-form. "Ninja Optimization" WOW:cool2:
Difficulty getting approved...
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I am going to transcribe this video if I ever get time. I think that WF could really benefit from having his pitch in script-form. "Ninja Optimization" WOW:cool2:
"I use content and use the Google, that would track it with the spider and the mito-tag"
+1 rep to you for making me laugh, maverick1.
In a sense, I'm glad you were smacked down too. It is going to teach you a valuable lesson - you are going to take a beating before you get anywhere on Facebook. Take it from me. Hell, I'm profiting at this point (but nowhere near the numbers others are pulling), but given what I've gone through, it feels like I'm on top of the world right now.
Just keep trying. Talk to someone else on A4D, trust me. Tell them what you're capable of, in a sense. I trust from your posts that you are ready to really give this a good effort. Let THEM know that though, not just wickedfire.
Good to hear you are in the black... is it time to scale that campaign up, or do you have more conversion optimization to do?
I'm the type that has an obsessive desire to do as absolutely best as I can...so there's always room for more optimization
But realistically, number 1 "problem" right now is scaling up. I'll discuss it further in my blog post within the hour. If you need any help btw, add me on skype @ georgek8911.
Making friends with other people in the industry. A4D is a great network, but there are plenty of others too, so don't get hung up no them. Most networks want people with a track record, so that might mean signing up for other networks and building your reputation.
If your going to bullshit you have to make sure you have your industry terms and acronyms correct. For example, you said you were going to to do CPC advertising direct-to-offer. The correct bullshit lie would have been "I'm doing PPC advertising direct to offer". CPC refers to "cost per click" and is a metric used inn PPC marketing. It is a slight difference but the AMs and the networks will pick up on it right away and deny you.
Also, one of the very first replies was the best advice you could receive. Directly after you submit your application, call the network and ask to talk to someone about your application.
Also, one of the very first replies was the best advice you could receive. Directly after you submit your application, call the network and ask to talk to someone about your application.
+1. I jumped the gun a little bit when I sent out my first applications...too much reading in a short period of time left me foggy and unable to explain what I wanted to do, as well as mixing up my terminology...still the CPC/PPC mistake was major, thanks for pointing that out. I'd forgotten I'd even said that.
Affiliate Marketing - Find the Best Affiliate Programs and CPA Offers from OfferVault should give you a good idea of the offers available.
Edit: Just noticed this thread was dig up from the graveyard. lol
Right after your application, call the networks. Offer them to send in your w8/9 formula, talk like it's a business and not a fun signup. Contact your AM on any IM they use so they see you are really following up your application.
Beside that, create a domain with 4-5 pages about 'your company'. Be sure it looks like a real business page and not a wufoo form. I do not think it's really that hard to get approved when you are show you are serious about AM.
If you still fail to get approved, get some referrals from forums / friends and it should not be a problem at all.
Beside that, create a domain with 4-5 pages about 'your company'. Be sure it looks like a real business page and not a wufoo form. I do not think it's really that hard to get approved when you are show you are serious about AM.
If you still fail to get approved, get some referrals from forums / friends and it should not be a problem at all.
