Neverblue and the incredible 50% less leads I get

[mediastar100]

Whoop Whoop Whoop - its the sound of the police!

 

[phrench]

it's getting dangerous... i'm outta here!

 

[productionhead]

I agree with the agreement.

 

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[Dustin]

Tell me about it! NeverBlue is an awesome company, but they scrub leads like no other. For instance, I made roughly $1400 last November with MillnicMedia, the next month, more traffic (same quality and offer) and I only bring in $75 from NeverBlue.

 

[vladb2]

This is complete BS. You can't assume the network is doing this to you, as it might be the advertiser. I have run things with neverblue against other networks and they are fine, if not better then most networks.

 

[xmcp123]

Ok. So it's not always just the network, and it's not always just the merchant. Sometimes it's a combination.
Like if I run an offer, and the traffic from Azoogle backs out better than the traffic from Neverblue, Azoogle is going to get less of a scrub.
So if you're running an offer that someone fucked over soundly a week ago on that network, you're gonna get burned.

 

[Kingfletcher]

Quality coupled with quality pays out! Keep masking links and using "google.com" for a site ID, and keep sending craig's list traffic and perhaps I can send you some ducky's for your rub a dub scrub tub. I also agree with xmcp, offers play a huge roll too.

 

[ruins411]

Ok. So it's not always just the network, and it's not always just the merchant. Sometimes it's a combination.
Like if I run an offer, and the traffic from Azoogle backs out better than the traffic from Neverblue, Azoogle is going to get less of a scrub.
So if you're running an offer that someone fucked over soundly a week ago on that network, you're gonna get burned.

Totally true. No matter where you go this shit is gonna happen. Depends on the offer, the relationship and history with the advertiser, the traffic being sent. In no way is it network intentionally scrubbing. The advertiser may have a higher scrub on that network or whatever but why would they scrub on an offer that is offered at other networks or at all for that matter? At the end of the day we're all at the mercy of the advertiser to be honest. I'd be curious to here what offer this was? If it was a zip or e-mail submit...might as well get used to it dude. Welcome to that world...

 

[johu]

Are they running the offer direct, or are they brokering it from another network? I always try to find the network highest up the chain, as that decreases lead shrinkage.