Need to go direct with email subs!

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darbsllim

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Hey guys, I'd really appreciate if someone could give me contact info for going direct with an adnetwork that does email sub landing pages.

You know those "get a free iphone", "Get a free hockey jersey" or "get a $500 Visa Gift Card" offers?

I need the contact info for one of those companies.

(I can do 1000 leads a day or more if you are wondering if its worth your time)
 


Click the offer you want to run and look at the site. Usually they have some sort of email or phone number you can contact. Try there.
 
Bingo. Bubbles hit it on the head for you. From what I hear, I had an affiliate of mine take that approach, they gave him kind of a battle, but kept pushing and eventually he was able to go direct. What's the purpose of going direct? Just need higher payouts? I think that was your question, but I was confused when you mentioned direct with an "adnetwork" typically that would just be an affiliate network, but you are meaning direct with the advertiser, correct?
 
Many affiliate networks like Amped Media have direct deals with the advertisers. So, sometimes its the same as going direct.

Advertisers like to hire affiliate networks to deal with all the affiliate customer service issues. You can work with the advertisers through the network in most cases.
 
amjonathan said:
Many affiliate networks like Amped Media have direct deals with the advertisers. So, sometimes its the same as going direct.

Advertisers like to hire affiliate networks to deal with all the affiliate customer service issues. You can work with the advertisers through the network in most cases.
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Except that you take a 20-30% cut for running it through your DT Skimmer.
 
nickycakes said:
I'd like to know exactly when it's the "same as going direct"...
Isn't going through an affiliate network the opposite of going direct?
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In some cases yes... Some of our advertisers use us to promote their offers, while they focus on their return.

Don’t get me wrong, going direct is awesome... especially if you have the traffic and quality. But, sometimes you can just try to get as close to the source as possible... Which might be the affiliate network.
 
Can you explain to us what competitive advantage Amped Media provides over the other 5,000 shitty DT networks? Not trying to be a dick here, but I just don't see how all these DT networks distinguish themselves and want to know what people on the inside are thinking...
 
engaged said:
Can you explain to us what competitive advantage Amped Media provides over the other 5,000 shitty DT networks? Not trying to be a dick here, but I just don't see how all these DT networks distinguish themselves and want to know what people on the inside are thinking...
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This is an argument that will never end, and I know the question was targeted to me, but perhaps my input may be valid. It's not particularly the tracking system, it's usually more the people behind the network. You see, a custom tracking platform that some networks use that they have made for them, often may be just as corrupt as DT, in fact, possibly more. Because they have full control over there system, and have the ability to change ANYTHING.

I think the opinions should be based on the people behind the system, and not the system itself. You will find that there are quite a few networks that are on DT that are often referred to as preferred networks. Copeac, Market Leverage, CPAEmpire, Clickbooth. Just my .2 cents.
 
The DirectTrack affiliate networks all have mostly the same cross-published offers. Not a very high barrier to entry for becoming a DT CPA network.

Any good AM will try to beat another network's offer. So why use one DT network over another?
 
If anyone has at 1k leads a day in traffic and wants custom email submits PM me I can get you pretty much anything you want and turned around in 1-2 days at the most. US, CA, UK or AU just PM me.
 
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