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Yeah true there are certain risks. Also many times I have seen that payouts on @Monetizer are actually more than that on other network (probably because the affiliate promoting the offer on advertizer got a bump or something). Also if the offer gets paused on another network, you lose all your...

yeah definitely depends on personal cash flow.

Amazing guide @Nick

Unfortunately I don't know for this particular offer but I have done the same for a few other offers :)

Another way to make money from this is to try to check different networks and try to find this offer. Then you could go direct with the network and make more money and then thank me later 😉

Outage means the offer was converting before but not anymore. It can be because of any reason like offer reached cap so stopped converting (but advertizer has not set any cap and offer is still on monetizer) or might be because the offer is down but the advertizer hasn't paused yet.

Finally the only thing I felt was "missing" in afflift is here :)

Received the prize.. thanks @Luke and @Evadav

Thanks @Luke. I got to try a new traffic source (and make some money from profitable camps) because of this follow-along :)

What kind of offers do you promote on native @JackySan ? Native is definitely far more stable than push (but very cash-intensive) and is something I would like to get into once I have decent cash-flow going.

Here is my follow-along: https://afflift.com/f/threads/evadav-push-follow-along.2896

:-)

:)

Thanks @Tyoussef

Thanks @Nick

Glad you like it. I don't do consulting. But wherever you are stuck you can post in the forum. Someone or the other would answer it. Save your money for buying traffic ;) :D

sure ping me

Thanks @Luke I will be linking other guides too in this thread so that it makes it very easy for anyone to maneuver through the journey and not be confused on what to read (and not miss good threads)

Good post! Offer is probably one of the most important components of affiliate marketing :-)

Too many people nowadays asking "I don't know anything. How do I get started". So thought to fill the gap :-)