email confirmation link page? I mean you could place it there right? or in the frame with the sign up?
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email confirmation link page? I mean you could place it there right? or in the frame with the sign up?
how do u pick offers to try out with fb?
what kind you focus on? free trial, email/zip submit, etc.?
From what i know social offers are few on cpa networks.
Are there any specific ad networks that have a lot of social campaign offers?
any criteria u use to decide what might work good on facebook?
what kind you focus on? free trial, email/zip submit, etc.?
From what i know social offers are few on cpa networks.
Are there any specific ad networks that have a lot of social campaign offers?
any criteria u use to decide what might work good on facebook?
Google Analytics can manage data for a specific funnel placing the right JavaScript code on each page of the funnel.
I don't run the norm in terms of "diet/skin" but I know those do still work well.
The majority of campaigns you see take social traffic, (just ask your AM) they can usually get you approved for it.
I've done well in gaming offers, very well in Lead Gen, and PayPerCall.
You can do e-mail submits to... but I suggest if you're going to build someone else's list just focus on building your own so you can build something of value for years to come. Know what I mean?
Networks that accept FB traffic, ringpartner, xy7, neverblue, Cash Money Media, just to name a few... TONS of network have deals you can run.
Yeah, you can always go this route, but from what I've heard from a couple of people, the FB conversion pixel will actually filter out other traffic and only report on traffic coming through the campaign link.
Do you even need a FB conversion pixel if you're running through Prosper202?
I don't use FB pixels on any of my campaigns, mainly because I don't want FB having any data on the pages I'm running.
I just wanna say +1 for Cash Money Media Network. Until I sent them traffic, my life was not complete. 24/7 availability. Monthly contests with private jets. I can now die a happy Pub. :frenchman:
How you feel about latest FB updates:
Facebook newsfeed algorithm changes for publishers - Business Insider
Facebook newsfeed algorithm changes for publishers - Business Insider
It has in certain ways..
Like most "affiliates" (and I really hate that term) I've starting working a long term method into my business model. Focusing more on campaigns that won't compromise my FB accounts. FB is really cracking down on new account creation. Lots of people get flagged...and believe it's because of the offer they are promoting, or they didn't "warm up" accounts long enough.. but I don't believe it's any of that.
I think it's purely a case of FB have a real issue with people stealing credit cards and running traffic with them. It's very common for any new account to be flagged 90% of the time now just simply because they want you to verify claim of identiy is true... although this is a whole other can of worms...
Lately I've been focusing on Pay Per Call and developing tools that connects with FB open graph to help boost CTR and lower costs of whatever niches I'm promoting.
I've also come to a point where I'm not really working with many networks anymore, more like 1-2 and we have exclusive relationships with them. I've been spending lots of time building those to a place where I have a partnership advantage with my work as well...
I hope that somewhat answered your question
For some of my campaigns that are "broader" in reach... I've seeming 2/10 and still making money.
On my other campaigns that I'm interest targeting, anywhere from 8-10, to 10-10
I would suggest if you're super far off and not making any conversions you're probably hitting the wrong demographics.
To maximize the most profit possible? Without worry about ethics or losing accounts... Purely bang for my $1,000
Probably weight loss or casino shit.
Thanks for the quick response.
What's a general idea of how much $$$ it takes to test a campaign?