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As an affiliate media buyer, you're constantly launching campaigns, optimizing, and split testing to increase your overall profit.
If you're serious about it, you're definitely using a click tracker to distribute your traffic through your funnels with various landing pages and offers.
Most new affiliates just simply direct their traffic through their tracker to gather the necessary data to help optimize their campaigns.
That's fine, but if you're only sending traffic through your tracker on a basic level like that, you're most likely not making as much as you could.
Okay, So What's the Problem Here?
If you dig into your data across multiple campaigns, you will notice that every traffic source sells you traffic you didn't target in your campaigns.
For example, you might target just mobile phones in your campaign, but still receive some clicks from tablets or desktop computers. The percentage of traffic won't be super high, but it's still happening.
Since most affiliates just redirect traffic through their tracker to gather the data for optimization, those mistargeted clicks just get redirected to your landing page or offer.
If the offer has certain targeting restrictions, then most affiliate networks will then take those
If you're serious about it, you're definitely using a click tracker to distribute your traffic through your funnels with various landing pages and offers.
Most new affiliates just simply direct their traffic through their tracker to gather the necessary data to help optimize their campaigns.
That's fine, but if you're only sending traffic through your tracker on a basic level like that, you're most likely not making as much as you could.
Okay, So What's the Problem Here?If you dig into your data across multiple campaigns, you will notice that every traffic source sells you traffic you didn't target in your campaigns.
For example, you might target just mobile phones in your campaign, but still receive some clicks from tablets or desktop computers. The percentage of traffic won't be super high, but it's still happening.
Since most affiliates just redirect traffic through their tracker to gather the data for optimization, those mistargeted clicks just get redirected to your landing page or offer.
If the offer has certain targeting restrictions, then most affiliate networks will then take those
