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Hi Afflifters,
At the end of June I stumbled across the Mobipium Push Smartlink (PNSL) and since joining AffLIFT I’ve noticed a lot of members have been cracking away at those offers as well. When I first started trying to learn I was grinding away and ended up with 1 x conversion for $0.10 in about 2 months and it was getting discouraging. Thanks to push offers I've been able to shake off that feeling and get excited about what might be possible. The way I see it, if I can learn to make a profit (even a few bucks a day) from promoting $0.05 offers, when I inevitably find my first good converting $1.00 offer, I'll know what to do with it and after that, the sky’s the limit.
Since July I've pretty much been cutting my affiliate marketing teeth on push offers and at the end of September I was green in about 20 GEOs and almost got to being ROI positive overall (including covering the initial money I put into just mucking around testing every thought that popped into my head).
Then I took a break and went away with my family for a few weeks and thought a lot about what I was doing.
What I’m going to do with this follow along is have a rematch with the Mobipium PNSL. I'm going to go back to the start and repeat the process setting up and optimising a bunch of campaigns for different GEOs. Primarily I’m doing this to reinforce what I’ve already learned, but I also want to learn some new traffic sources (I’ve only run these campaigns on Popads so far).
Traffic Source: PPV (Popads to start...)
Tracking Tool: Funnelflux
Affiliate Network: Mobipium
Type of Offer: PNSL
Offer Payout: "SmartCPS" **
I believe this campaign will be successful because: I've been down this road before
I am unsure about: How "SmartCPS" payouts will impact things and how I'll go adding new PPV traffic sources
** One thing that's recently changed with these offers is that Mobipium have removed the direct offers from their marketplace. They now only have the option to run a Smartlink and the payouts are based on “SmartCPS”, which means they're apparently dynamic and based on traffic quality (whatever that means – we’ll see).
They still have a few different landing pages, including the original ‘Push Watch’ lander, but the rest are football related:
(The lander on the left comes in looping and non-looping)
So Step 1 in the process will be to see how these different landers convert.
With this in mind, I’ve set up a campaign like this:
…which I’m running at Popads, bidding $0.0005 for 20 x GEOs I had green in the last couple of months:
CO, ZA, DE, NL, EG, EC, PE, MA, SG, KW, GR, PT, KR, AR, AT, TR, SP, IR, TW, MX
(I've also blacklisted about 500 publishers that didn't convert at least once while I was running these offers over the last couple of months)
And the initial results are starting to look interesting!!!
As I’m writing this, I’ve only started testing, but two of the landers are starting to creep ahead in terms of CVR (see blue box below)…, and they’re not the landers I would have thought would convert the best (i.e. the generic football lander and the non-looping lander). I think it’s also potentially interesting that EPV seems to be the same for all 4 x landers (see green box below). It’s still early days, but I’m getting interested to see how this progresses.
In other news, after the first $5 I dropped IR from the campaign because I’m getting conversions and no revenue, which could mean some kind of block or cap on that GEO. Otherwise, I'm green in 6 x GEOs, including CA, UK and IQ, where I haven’t bought any traffic directly!
I'll keep testing a bit more tonight, pausing after each $5 spend to blacklist more publishers. At this stage I’m not trying to make a profit because I just want to know which landers to focus on going forward when I create GEO specific campaigns, but I don’t want to throw money away unnecessarily either.
I’ll try and update again tomorrow…
At the end of June I stumbled across the Mobipium Push Smartlink (PNSL) and since joining AffLIFT I’ve noticed a lot of members have been cracking away at those offers as well. When I first started trying to learn I was grinding away and ended up with 1 x conversion for $0.10 in about 2 months and it was getting discouraging. Thanks to push offers I've been able to shake off that feeling and get excited about what might be possible. The way I see it, if I can learn to make a profit (even a few bucks a day) from promoting $0.05 offers, when I inevitably find my first good converting $1.00 offer, I'll know what to do with it and after that, the sky’s the limit.
Since July I've pretty much been cutting my affiliate marketing teeth on push offers and at the end of September I was green in about 20 GEOs and almost got to being ROI positive overall (including covering the initial money I put into just mucking around testing every thought that popped into my head).
Then I took a break and went away with my family for a few weeks and thought a lot about what I was doing.
What I’m going to do with this follow along is have a rematch with the Mobipium PNSL. I'm going to go back to the start and repeat the process setting up and optimising a bunch of campaigns for different GEOs. Primarily I’m doing this to reinforce what I’ve already learned, but I also want to learn some new traffic sources (I’ve only run these campaigns on Popads so far).
Traffic Source: PPV (Popads to start...)
Tracking Tool: Funnelflux
Affiliate Network: Mobipium
Type of Offer: PNSL
Offer Payout: "SmartCPS" **
I believe this campaign will be successful because: I've been down this road before
I am unsure about: How "SmartCPS" payouts will impact things and how I'll go adding new PPV traffic sources
** One thing that's recently changed with these offers is that Mobipium have removed the direct offers from their marketplace. They now only have the option to run a Smartlink and the payouts are based on “SmartCPS”, which means they're apparently dynamic and based on traffic quality (whatever that means – we’ll see).
They still have a few different landing pages, including the original ‘Push Watch’ lander, but the rest are football related:
(The lander on the left comes in looping and non-looping)
So Step 1 in the process will be to see how these different landers convert.
With this in mind, I’ve set up a campaign like this:
…which I’m running at Popads, bidding $0.0005 for 20 x GEOs I had green in the last couple of months:
CO, ZA, DE, NL, EG, EC, PE, MA, SG, KW, GR, PT, KR, AR, AT, TR, SP, IR, TW, MX
(I've also blacklisted about 500 publishers that didn't convert at least once while I was running these offers over the last couple of months)
And the initial results are starting to look interesting!!!
As I’m writing this, I’ve only started testing, but two of the landers are starting to creep ahead in terms of CVR (see blue box below)…, and they’re not the landers I would have thought would convert the best (i.e. the generic football lander and the non-looping lander). I think it’s also potentially interesting that EPV seems to be the same for all 4 x landers (see green box below). It’s still early days, but I’m getting interested to see how this progresses.
In other news, after the first $5 I dropped IR from the campaign because I’m getting conversions and no revenue, which could mean some kind of block or cap on that GEO. Otherwise, I'm green in 6 x GEOs, including CA, UK and IQ, where I haven’t bought any traffic directly!
I'll keep testing a bit more tonight, pausing after each $5 spend to blacklist more publishers. At this stage I’m not trying to make a profit because I just want to know which landers to focus on going forward when I create GEO specific campaigns, but I don’t want to throw money away unnecessarily either.
I’ll try and update again tomorrow…
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