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They are on a mission to get rid of people who rotate landing pages (which I would assume virtually every affiliate on Revcontent does) What's happened to me (and many other people I have spoken with) is the account manager sends a warning. But then, even if you do everything by the book later...

My vote: https://afflift.com/f/members/jimmyvanilla.23244/

Well, I have stopped seeing massive spikes on Mondays. Which is not good, because those days usually brought some very nice profits. I have started a few more campaigns on there for other offers. It's a small profit A rep did reach out to me but did not address this :rolleyes:

Same story this Monday, although it really blew up today. $408 revenue on $53 spend. The previous 6 days, $24 spend total

This is the damndest thing ever. This campaign pops with traffic every Monday, with zero tweaks on my part. 3 hours into the day, I already have more impressions than any day since last Monday

If you want to call $20 profit a day a strategy! Just need 50 more of those a day and I will be sitting pretty

Tested on Propeller. ROI was well over negative 100% on $800 spend Got my once a week pop on Revcontent again today! Day is not over and it has spent more than the previous 6 days combined

Did this, and the same pattern occurred I guess Revcontent push is "all or nothing"

I guess a better question would be, does Revcontent have a much smaller push inventory than other networks? I've run a bit of traffic on a couple other networks, and got flooded with clicks even at the minimum bid

I'm running a Clickbank health offer at 97% ROI using Revcontent's push notifications. Sounds great, right? Well the issue is the inconsistency of the traffic. For instance, here are my stats over the past 10 days (ignore the zero conversions data as I am not sending them that info)...