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I think you stalk my affLIFT profile and copied my FA? 😅😂🤣



After I created my thread then you created yours haha
 
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No, it doesn't. It was just a coincidence. I didn't see you until after I ran the offer and posted the article. I'm sorry I didn't follow you.:ROFLMAO:
HAHAHA, capital O K lol 😅😂🤣
 
My intention is to help more newcomers to get profit, so I disclosed all data including affiliate network, offers, traffic sources, zoneid, geos, targeting. But this seems to hurt some people and I don't intend to hurt anyone. I can't understand it but I respect it. After that I will hide this information and just publish the profit results. I will write my optimization ideas.
 
Again, the following represents my personal opinion and may be wrong, so please judge for yourself.


Regarding how an offer starts:

I stick to the cpa model to start.

I have seen some beginners start running from the SCPM bidding model with minimal bids, imagine the kind of traffic you will get, I think it's some junk traffic with hardly anyone competing for it, and the probability of losing money is high. So even if you use the SCPM model, you should start with a higher bid, not minimal. The easier it is to convert zones, the more people compete, the higher the price.

The cpa model will try many zones, high bids, low bids, and you can try more quality zones for very little money. When the cpa model finds converting zones, you can try to build whitelisted ad campaigns individually. Don't be afraid of high bid areas.



If the offer is multi-geos, when you find a zone that converts easily in one country, try expanding to other countries with the same zone, most of the time, it works just as well.

Using this offer as an example, I first found the top geos and used cpa 0. 01 to create separate campaigns for the top geos. At this point in time there were some countries that didn't convert, some that converted once, and some that converted many times. I'll start with the countries with more than 2 conversions and create new campaigns with cpa 0.02 or 0.1 to get more conversions. Check the conversion zones where conversions happen, create separate ad campaigns and use the max bid scpm model. cpa 0. 01 model will lose traffic very quickly, and in my experience, a single geo cpa 0. 01 model, will probably lose traffic after a few hours. If there is hope, or if there is not enough data to tell, you need to duplicate the campaign once to get the traffic going again. When the cpa is greater than 0. 1, the traffic will probably last a couple days. My cpa pricing is usually 0.01 0.02 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.5 Sometimes my cpa bids go over payouts, but not by much. Keep an eye on the SCPM campaigns for max bids, so if it's losing money you need to stop it in time or it will cost you a lot of money.
 
My intention is to help more newcomers to get profit, so I disclosed all data including affiliate network, offers, traffic sources, zoneid, geos, targeting. But this seems to hurt some people and I don't intend to hurt anyone. I can't understand it but I respect it. After that I will hide this information and just publish the profit results. I will write my optimization ideas.
We are here to read messages like yours, not the 300+ hello welcome messages. You are the part of afflift from 2023 you have more right to say than any other newcomers here.. Thanks for your uncensored shares . Following you.. (y)
 
By the way, don't create two ad campaigns of infinite frequency for the same zone with the same targeting. You'll be competing with yourself and pushing prices to a strange height.

I built one once with a $200 bid and pushed what was a 50 cpm,to 200 in a matter of minutes.

Although AM said maybe it was a system glitch and you shouldn't compete with yourself. But would not refund my money.
 
We are here to read messages like yours, not the 300+ hello welcome messages. You are the part of afflift from 2023 you have more right to say than any other newcomers here.. Thanks for your uncensored shares . Following you.. (y)

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I stopped all ad series because one of the tracking domains for this offer was flagged and @mrnooice 's account was banned.
By account blocked here do you mean Propellerads or do you mean affiliate network accounts? Just because one of the domains was flagged?
I recognized the danger early on and stopped all advertising campaigns.
Curious how you knew ahead of time that there was a danger and terminated all ad campaigns?
 
By account blocked here do you mean Propellerads or do you mean affiliate network accounts? Just because one of the domains was flagged?

Curious how you knew ahead of time that there was a danger and terminated all ad campaigns?
Propeller, when it rejects your running campaign due to domain issues, you should immediately stop the relevant campaign
 
Propeller, when it rejects your running campaign due to domain issues, you should immediately stop the relevant campaign
Thanks for the answer, so if the advertiser's domain name is changed can it be restarted until the next time it is rejected again due to the domain being flagged? :ROFLMAO:
Shouldn't the affiliate network or the advertiser find out in time that their domain is flagged and replace it in time, I would think that at least the affiliate network would have the technical skills to do that rather than waiting for the traffic source to be the first to find out about the domain problem!
 
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It's time to expand to more traffic sources. I think I can exceed $100 profit today.

Thanks for the answer, so if the advertiser's domain name is changed can it be restarted until the next time it is rejected again due to the domain being flagged? :ROFLMAO:
Shouldn't the affiliate network or the advertiser find out in time that their domain is flagged and replace it in time, I would think that at least the affiliate network would have the technical skills to do that rather than waiting for the traffic source to be the first to find out about the domain problem!
Yes, we do monitor and scan domains regularly, but keep in mind that different networks and traffic sources often use their own scanning systems. Some of them are overly sensitive or reactive to false positives, so it turns into a bit of a cat-and-mouse game.

In some cases, they might detect a domain that was already replaced days ago, yet still decide to pause or flag the campaign based on outdated scan results. We always try to stay ahead of it, but unfortunately, we can’t control how or when each traffic source reacts.
 
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