What are some of newbie friendly Pay-per-call network?

[lehai0609]

I'm looking into Pay-per-call affiliate and would like to get access into some of newbie friendly network? I'm open to English speaking & Spanish speaking Geos

 

[Luke]

@Nick likely has some recommendations

 

[Nick]

So the thing with pay per call is there has been like a mega rise in spam/fraud in the past year or so. Most networks will be skeptical of working with a newbie, but if you understand the basics and can explain your plan to them they might give you a shot.

Here are some network with notes:

• Palo Media - one of my favorite networks. They might not accept you as a noob, but you can still give them a shot.
• MarketCall - Seems to be recommended by a lot of people, but honestly, they have a referral program and I assume that's why. I checked them out and wasn't impressed with their lower than average payout offers.
• HyperTargetMarketing - Good offers. Sometimes it's hard to get cap though.
• Aragon Advertising - I personally don't like them one bit, but you might have chances of getting accepted here.
• Affiliati - Some good offers. Might have a chance here.
• ReviMedia - Good offers on occasion depending on what verticals you're working with.
• CallBox - Some good offers too. Might accept you as well.

There are a lot of broker networks in the space. So always be aware your calls could be getting resold to other networks for lower payouts.

 

[lehai0609]

So the thing with pay per call is there has been like a mega rise in spam/fraud in the past year or so. Most networks will be skeptical of working with a newbie, but if you understand the basics and can explain your plan to them they might give you a shot.

Here are some network with notes:

• Palo Media - one of my favorite networks. They might not accept you as a noob, but you can still give them a shot.
• MarketCall - Seems to be recommended by a lot of people, but honestly, they have a referral program and I assume that's why. I checked them out and wasn't impressed with their lower than average payout offers.
• HyperTargetMarketing - Good offers. Sometimes it's hard to get cap though.
• Aragon Advertising - I personally don't like them one bit, but you might have chances of getting accepted here.
• Affiliati - Some good offers. Might have a chance here.
• ReviMedia - Good offers on occasion depending on what verticals you're working with.
• CallBox - Some good offers too. Might accept you as well.

There are a lot of broker networks in the space. So always be aware your calls could be getting resold to other networks for lower payouts.

Nick, you are one of the two reason I dig into pay-per-call. The other is Finchsells book.

I got into Market Call & On call 24. Will try my best using PPC traffic (Google Adwords & Bing Ads). Because unlike other type of affiliate, I heard that they're very friendly with pay-per-call affiliate.

Probably I'll make a follow along here.

 

[Nick]

Nick, you are one of the two reason I dig into pay-per-call. The other is Finchsells book.

That's awesome man. There's a lot of money to be made still; the industry is growing.

If you want a pretty good free course, check out Ringba's Pay Per Call Masterclass.

I got into Market Call & On call 24. Will try my best using PPC traffic (Google Adwords & Bing Ads). Because unlike other type of affiliate, I heard that they're very friendly with pay-per-call affiliate.

They are, but make sure you follow their policies. They sometimes add new ones specifically for call ads. Also, try and avoid student loan consolidation, rehab, flight booking, and tech support. Those will probably get you banned.

Probably I'll make a follow along here.

That'd be awesome. I'll follow it.

 

[Luke]

Probably I'll make a follow along here.

Awesome! Looking forward to it

 

[ArielleT]

I also work in the pay-per-call space, usually work in legal verticals. Here's a list of few that I know well.

• MobileFused - Met my affiliate manager Jennifer in person, she's really nice. They got great offers in all categories.
• leadGiant - Another PPCall network, they don't have a lot of offers. They have finance and tax relief verticals.
• CJ Affiliate PayPerCall - A ton of Hotels and Travel verticals. You can promote some of the biggest brands such as Hilton Hotels and 1-800-FLOWERS
• ShareASale PayPerCall - I have an account with them, but haven't promoted their offers at the moment. They got a lot of health insurance calls

There are a bunch more that I know of such as eLocal, WeCall, Palo, pretty much what @Nick mentioned but I'm don't have an account with them at the moment.

 

[bzaman21]

I have got exceptional and quick payouts from
surgecalls
globalwidemedia
xy7ellite

 

[bzaman21]

very very noob friendly offerglobe
I just worked with them for 1 day and they even went on paying my 164$ via btc

 

[Captndave]

I have been working with ringpartner and Astoria for the last few years. Ringpartner is great for new people to pay per call and great to work with. I just dont know if they are excepting new affiliates.

 

[Luke]

I have got exceptional and quick payouts from
surgecalls
globalwidemedia
xy7ellite

I can give a +1 to GWM and XY7

 

[Captndave]

I can give a +1 to GWM and XY7

GWM closed down the pay per call a little over a year ago.

 

[Luke]

GWM closed down the pay per call a little over a year ago.

I'm dumb. I was replying about their offers in general. I don't run GWM myself, but they worked with us at PeerFly for years.

 

[Captndave]

I'm dumb. I was replying about their offers in general. I don't run GWM myself, but they worked with us at PeerFly for years.

Yeah GWm is a great network, the AM’s really work with you. they seem to be focused on app install offers now.

 

[eduaffiliates]

Recently a friend of mine has decided to try some pay per call offers. Now he's working with Callbox and MarketCall and I've heard he praised them.
Most of the offers will be a consumer based services, like insurance, auto, health, life security credit repair, debt settlement and many more.
RingPartner is quite reliable too.

 

[Luke]

Recently a friend of mine has decided to try some pay per call offers. Now he's working with Callbox and MarketCall and I've heard he praised them.
Most of the offers will be a consumer based services, like insurance, auto, health, life security credit repair, debt settlement and many more.
RingPartner is quite reliable too.

Awesome, thanks for the recommendations

 

[Luke]

Wanted to include this list here too:

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[ArielleT]

If you guys want a pay per call affiliate manager that’s looking to help you grow, contact me I work as a pay per call affiliate manager at Axad. I’ll provide keywords, negative keywords, create landing pages with your unique phone number.

My rule is: As long as you are being respectful, I’ll definitely help you grow in the pay per call industry

 

[shibga]

I also work in the pay-per-call space, usually work in legal verticals. Here's a list of few that I know well.

• MobileFused - Met my affiliate manager Jennifer in person, she's really nice. They got great offers in all categories.
• leadGiant - Another PPCall network, they don't have a lot of offers. They have finance and tax relief verticals.
• CJ Affiliate PayPerCall - A ton of Hotels and Travel verticals. You can promote some of the biggest brands such as Hilton Hotels and 1-800-FLOWERS
• ShareASale PayPerCall - I have an account with them, but haven't promoted their offers at the moment. They got a lot of health insurance calls

There are a bunch more that I know of such as eLocal, WeCall, Palo, pretty much what @Nick mentioned but I'm don't have an account with them at the moment.

E local is really good, do you know any like it in home services?