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Are you making consistent profits with Pops/Push?

MGID Contest

Are you making consistent profits with Pops/Push?

  • Yes

    Votes: 31 45.6%
  • No

    Votes: 37 54.4%

  • Total voters
    68
MGID Contest
My main focus is basically Pop/Push, and for a long time they brought "steady income", so I don't even bother to test other sources and ad types.
But as a result, it can get itself into harder and harder situations.

For example, in '17 I was running CPI antivirus and easily making 100%+ profit,coming into '18-'21 I was comfortable in Sweep offers,

especially during the days when Fluent was shining, and a $3 offer with little to no quality requirements made it possible for me to make bold bids. Coming to the last two years, ads now only get 10-30% profit, mostly -10%-15%, with the most significant profit becoming Propush and Rollerads.

So, if Pop/Push hasn't changed over the years, the path to realisation has actually been changing, and if i can't change in time for this change, i can easily fail to make that $1, is what I'm trying to say.

On a sunny day in Sweep, I got 10,000+Revenue in one night, but that was already 2019
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2024 pop and push on Bemob and Maxconv ROI

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Amezing
 
With all the discussion going around on the forum, I'm curious to know where you all stand on this.

For those who are consistently profitable with Pops/Push, and willing to share, it would be great if you could share some insights into what you're doing differently to differentiate yourselves from regular affiliates, of course without revealing your whole strategy(s).
I want to work on it I need complete guidance please guide
 
I don't think managing ads is a problem anymore, I used to manually manage hundreds of Pop ads and optimise them manually on a daily basis, thanks to the fact that I was in the industry in my first job and started dealing with them during my internship. Now I'll only manage around 50 ads (usually no more than 100) and I'll handle it in conjunction with the platform's automated optimisation rules and Google docs.

So you only do Pops?
 
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