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Okay, so I have been fairly busy over the past week or so, but I decided to setup a big batch of Zeropark campaigns yesterday.
I setup so many campaigns that you can't even see them all in this screenshot. I had ~$100 on my account and I spent it all testing a bunch of different offers in the same vertical (download/installs, which is one of my best). While the campaigns were running, I did some analysis as the traffic came in. I started setting up Source campaigns with top performing sources and the segments of traffic that were performing.
I had literally 1 green (ROI positive) campaign.
BUT, I am patient. I analyze the results and then setup a campaign with the optimizations that seemed to make sense.
This morning, I deposited some money in my Zeropark account to run the optimized campaign.
As you can see, things are going a lot better
My point of this thread is, you have to be patient, you need to learn how to analyze your traffic and optimize your campaigns. Not every campaign that looks like a loser is a loser.
Look at the segments of
I setup so many campaigns that you can't even see them all in this screenshot. I had ~$100 on my account and I spent it all testing a bunch of different offers in the same vertical (download/installs, which is one of my best). While the campaigns were running, I did some analysis as the traffic came in. I started setting up Source campaigns with top performing sources and the segments of traffic that were performing.
I had literally 1 green (ROI positive) campaign.
BUT, I am patient. I analyze the results and then setup a campaign with the optimizations that seemed to make sense.
This morning, I deposited some money in my Zeropark account to run the optimized campaign.
As you can see, things are going a lot better
My point of this thread is, you have to be patient, you need to learn how to analyze your traffic and optimize your campaigns. Not every campaign that looks like a loser is a loser.
Look at the segments of
