Hey Wickedfire,
I wanted to share a basic strategy I’ve been running for loan and finance offers in Nigeria.
It’s a simple setup, but it has been delivering steady results, so it might be useful for anyone working in this GEO.
The Offer
I’m currently promoting personal loan sign-up offers from a finance affiliate network.
These are straightforward lead-generation deals where users fill out a short loan form or download a loan app.
The payout per lead is small, but with enough traffic, the earnings add up.
Traffic Channels
Instead of spending on ads, I relied entirely on free traffic sources:
Landing Page Setup
Direct CPA links usually get ignored or flagged, so I built a simple one-page site on Google Sites.
The page included:
Performance
With consistent posting, I started seeing a regular flow of sign-ups.
The volume isn’t huge yet, but the results are solid enough to confirm the method works.
Key Takeaways
If you’re curious about what the landing page looks like, here’s an example:
https://monetag.com/?ref_id=zHwo
If anyone has suggestions on scaling or improving this method for Nigerian loan offers, I’m open to ideas.
I wanted to share a basic strategy I’ve been running for loan and finance offers in Nigeria.
It’s a simple setup, but it has been delivering steady results, so it might be useful for anyone working in this GEO.
The Offer
I’m currently promoting personal loan sign-up offers from a finance affiliate network.
These are straightforward lead-generation deals where users fill out a short loan form or download a loan app.
The payout per lead is small, but with enough traffic, the earnings add up.
Traffic Channels
Instead of spending on ads, I relied entirely on free traffic sources:
- WhatsApp statuses and group posts, where Nigerian users are very active
- Facebook groups focused on loans and personal finance
- Quora, which has many Nigerians looking for instant loan options and emergency cash
Landing Page Setup
Direct CPA links usually get ignored or flagged, so I built a simple one-page site on Google Sites.
The page included:
- A headline like “Need a Fast Loan in Nigeria? Get Instant Approval”
- A few short points highlighting quick approval, easy process, and no collateral
- A button that takes users to the loan offer
Performance
With consistent posting, I started seeing a regular flow of sign-ups.
The volume isn’t huge yet, but the results are solid enough to confirm the method works.
Key Takeaways
- Don’t use raw CPA links — always send people through a landing page.
- Loan and finance offers convert very well in Nigeria due to high demand.
- Free traffic + daily posting = dependable lead generation.
If you’re curious about what the landing page looks like, here’s an example:
https://monetag.com/?ref_id=zHwoIf anyone has suggestions on scaling or improving this method for Nigerian loan offers, I’m open to ideas.