CPA Traffic

[Blackman]

You people talk about CPA so much, that you are literally pulling me into all this stuff

Everything is pretty much clear for me, except the traffic generation methods.

As far as I know, CPA offers expire (and some of them real quickly), so it doen't make sense to build a site around an offer, and then discover it expired a week after.

So what I'm wondering is how you generate traffic? And no, I don't like PPC, lolz

[Ashley]

It depends what offers you go for mate!

Have you read my guide? Sure it's PPC based, but I change offers every 2/3 days for 2 reasons:

1/ Avoid the Google being gay
2/ I like variety

However there's a few other methods.

1/ Traditional bumming. I haven't tried this myself yet however!

2/ Incentive offers - You basically pay people like $0.05 to fill in an offer. (This only works where the campaigns ALLOW incent traffic. And they are usually low paying ($0.70 p/lead kinda low.)). A few networks offer incent traffic - AffSpy.com will give you more details.

3/ SEO - Using SEnuke for link wheels or manually building up a landing page (So kinda bum, but less of the articles).

4/ A secret method I'm working on after Inz's comments

Good luck mate!

[Ganceann]

Simplest answer is to build the site around a niche... and then find the offers. When one offer expires you replace it.

When no offers are running for that niche (which is likely rare), you can use adsense or other monetization methods... direct advertising, affiliate products etc etc.

[elhusseiny]

Of course you'll find new offers for a certain niche, so building a small niche website will not be a waste of time..

[Blackman]

It depends what offers you go for mate!

Have you read my guide? Sure it's PPC based, but I change offers every 2/3 days for 2 reasons:

1/ Avoid the Google being gay
2/ I like variety

However there's a few other methods.

1/ Traditional bumming. I haven't tried this myself yet however!

2/ Incentive offers - You basically pay people like $0.05 to fill in an offer. (This only works where the campaigns ALLOW incent traffic. And they are usually low paying ($0.70 p/lead kinda low.)). A few networks offer incent traffic - AffSpy.com will give you more details.

3/ SEO - Using SEnuke for link wheels or manually building up a landing page (So kinda bum, but less of the articles).

4/ A secret method I'm working on after Inz's comments

Good luck mate!

Yeah, I've read your guide, but as you said, it's PPC based

I believe, traditional bumming will be a bit difficult, because offers are not stable, and if you change products, then you will also need to change the landing pages, etc...Lots of hassle.

What about the networks? What do you guys MAINLY use? Which network is "Clickbank" in CPA?

Simplest answer is to build the site around a niche... and then find the offers. When one offer expires you replace it.

When no offers are running for that niche (which is likely rare), you can use adsense or other monetization methods... direct advertising, affiliate products etc etc.

Sounds like a long-term thing...And Adsense doesn't like me (disapproved).

Of course you'll find new offers for a certain niche, so building a small niche website will not be a waste of time..

I believe regularly changing offers/landing pages is not very enjoyable

[Ashley]

Incent works great sometimes. Just it's always really small numbers. Like you need A LOT of little people filling in offers for you.

I would suggest..

Neverblue
MarketLeverage
Affiliateer (Simple, Basic, But good offers)
Azoogle
vCommision.

Neverblue is very popular I would think, but sometimes they can be ****ts.

[Blackman]

Can the same person complete the offer many times? Is there any sort of tracking for that?

You can just get proxy and start filling out offers...

[Ashley]

In theory yes.

But the last thing you want is $500 in your account and the day before pay day you get booted.

See below for more info on the incent scheme.
http://choprz.com/3688i/(BHW seems to be down atm though.)

[Vadym]

In theory yes.

But the last thing you want is $500 in your account and the day before pay day you get booted.

See below for more info on the incent scheme.
http://choprz.com/3688i/(BHW seems to be down atm though.)

I already taught you this.

You go and fill out your own offers, and none convert for the advertiser further when they make the calls, they'll boot your ass fast.

[Ashley]

I already taught you this.

You go and fill out your own offers, and none convert for the advertiser further when they make the calls, they'll boot your ass fast.

But, As I was saying, we're talking about Incent schemes. Those that pay for people's emails so they have a list for future use. etc.

[Vadym]

But, As I was saying, we're talking about Incent schemes. Those that pay for people's emails so they have a list for future use. etc.

I've already tried all of this ages ago, back when I was a noob. Incentive offers with proxies won't work.

An old Russian proverb says that "A fool learns from his own mistakes. A smart man learns from the mistakes of others."

Learn from my mistakes, kiddies. There's other black hat ways to earn bigger money than to strain yourself for a hundred bucks of incentive offers.

I do believe Inz stumbled onto one of these, so I suggest you harass him to no end. Sick 'im!

[gcastillo]

I had t hisproposal once, but I didn't proceed, not sure if it would work. Here is the whole idea

To have a bunch of people, everyone with CPA offers, and everyone filling all the offers BUT his own. Would it work? I dunno.

With the same idea I have seen quite a few people offering to pay people just to click in his adsense ads, whether the ads are in a fixed page or within a html email works the same, the one doing the clicking gets paid by the ad owner, and, typically the ads are built around high paying keywords.

Legal? Breaking Out The System? It is not for me to judge

[JeremyWaller]

I had t hisproposal once, but I didn't proceed, not sure if it would work. Here is the whole idea

To have a bunch of people, everyone with CPA offers, and everyone filling all the offers BUT his own. Would it work? I dunno.

With the same idea I have seen quite a few people offering to pay people just to click in his adsense ads, whether the ads are in a fixed page or within a html email works the same, the one doing the clicking gets paid by the ad owner, and, typically the ads are built around high paying keywords.

Legal? Breaking Out The System? It is not for me to judge

I'm totally against this type of system. This is screwing the advertiser over. Advertisers getting screwed means fewer offers and lower payouts. On top of that, how pissed off would you be if you were paying hundreds or thousands of dollars for worthless leads?

[Capler]

I'm TOTALLY with Waller...

Why do people constantly look for ways to "game" the system and do things the shitty @ss lazy way?

Please - ADD value to the equation and stop trying to screw advertisers out of their cash.

[Vadym]

I dislike the idea of corporate America, and believe that America was created for the purpose of me exploiting it, but I do agree with Waller and Cap. Stealing is stealing. If you want to take the risk, it's easier to rob a bank. Less pain, much faster, and at least the bank is insured.