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Why are you waiting for him to teach you? Blacklisting is just as easy as whitelisting, but instead of adding sites to a new campaign you just block the ones from your current campaign. PopAds show this as "include" or "exclude" sites. Do you have 30 days of data? O see you started this follow...

Phewww, I just read this whole thread and it's interesting. To me, it seems like your main problems are: 1. You're whitelisting instead if blacklisting, which makes more difficult to optimize campaigns and reduces your volume. 2. You might be whitelisting sites before you have enough...

I'd use a Click URL or a new campaign URL. With a direct offer link you won't be able to track it so as you said, it's not recommended. If you use a click URL you can set it up as a second offer. Trackers allow you to promote multiple offers from a single landing page (i.e. offer 1, offer 2...

In this case I'd just follow common sense. If the offer is similar or in the same vertical you're promoting, I could send them direct linked. If not, I need to use a landing page. But it's better to test it because you want to know which gets you more ROI. Never assume anything :)

Up to you. Test and see what works best for your traffic.

Signed up! CD + Adcash + Adplexity sounds like a great combo!

Looking forward to checking more results :)

Received my prize as well :) Thanks and congrats all!

Yeah. Even if you're not in the green, if you see potential with an offer yo might want to use your own landers :) But for starters, it's great to have them available already.

I tested both my own and TrafficComany's pre landers and both had positive ROI after optimizing. I prefer hosting them on my own though, as it gives you more control.

Voted (not for me, of course, but I appreciate the vote haha).

Well deserved. The follow along was quite interesting and gave me a few ideas as well ;) That added profit should be a nice boost to the campaign as well.

The graph is cumulative. For each bar, you need to add the ones on the left. So in theory by bidding in the second tier of prices you get access to almost double the traffic. However after a point, in the last 2 bars even if you bid much higher you won't get much more volume.

You got it :) Yeah, in many cases for me, the less the traffic source knows about my campaigns, the better.

Monetizer has a settings tab for each link you create. No need to use tokens. No. those are exactly the same technology. Postbacks are server to server communication. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't think it's related to postbacks.

Yeah. Many networks have individual offers but they don't have good fallback detection or they don't care. But with Monetizer each offer works as a smartlink on its own. Sometimes it does, but that's why Monetizer is transparent and shows you all the data about the converting offers and allows...

Here's my follow along :) https://afflift.com/f/threads/zp-desktop-traffic-streaming-offers.4600/

Depending on the traffic type, mostly. Some traffic sources don't allow you to hijack the browser's history. It depends on how strict a traffic source is.

Depending on the traffic, sometimes I do and sometimes I don't :)

Wohoo :) Great addition to the team.