Plentyoffish Self Serve Advertising.

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Hmm think back to the same time last year, similar results? Might just be people getting into last minute shopping mode (ADVERTISE ACCORDINGLY). Also, single people on POF during the last week before Christmas? Use that to your advantage............. Always think of time-sensitive angles to take advantage of.

Things will pickup in the New Year too. Our traffic explodes after NYE so there will be an influx of new people to promote to. We can talk over some drinks in Vegas about how awesome y'all can hit it harder... then gird your loins for Valentine's in Feb. Reminder, I'm doing 1:1 meetings the whole time I'm there so book early so ensure you've got a slot.

Lastly, I'm going on Xmas vacation next week so I won't be reachable. Hope everyone has a happy holiday doing whatever it is that you do.

Cheers!
 
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I think is just you. On the weekends I lower my bid about 10-20%


You lower them?? I could understand since they're more users to show ads to...But with other advertisers wanting the best placement for the 2 best days of the week(supposedly), lowering your bids just get your ads to show on later pages instead, isn't it the case?
 
I was watching A&E TV and bang a POF TV ad!!
Congrats guys!

For all the people that think that the free model doesn't work, POF is a living example
 
You lower them?? I could understand since they're more users to show ads to...But with other advertisers wanting the best placement for the 2 best days of the week(supposedly), lowering your bids just get your ads to show on later pages instead, isn't it the case?

thats just me, it works different for each advertiser. it also depends on the niche.
 
During ASW 2011, I'll be doing 1:1 meetings again!

So those that couldn't make it to Ad:Tech in NYC, here's your chance! I'm going to hold them in a private room due to the sensitivity of the information exchanged during a campaign analysis.

This is ideal for someone who's looking to get better ROI or more volume with us but you should already be in the system. Book early, spots are already starting to fill up!
 
quick question, i just read dupre's post The Importance of Getting Your Ass Off Shared Hosting | Justin Dupre | Internet Marketer and Consulant and noticed that my clicks on POF are more than what shows up in my network reporting. My Prosper is showing the same amount of clicks, as POF, but on my network reporting it is showing less ... by a lot.

I always thought this was just b/c both systems tracked a bit differently. I am running shared hosting BTW...

for the guys running dedicated, are your clicks on POF matching your network reporting clicks? if so, i just had a big DOH! moment
 
a 15% difference of clicks is normal for a couple networks but I believe those clickers still get to their destination, it just doesn't show it on the network's end.
 
Do networks show ALL clicks or only clicks from a demographic they accept for the offer?

Ben, that depends on the offer and network. Some networks will redirect your traffic to a different offers. Let's say you are promoting "Mate1" offers and they dont accept traffic from Thailand, if you get a click from thailand to your Mate1 link the visitor will be redirected to any offer (usually the aff network decides which offer) that accepts traffic from Thailand.

Some networks like neverblue will let you decide where to redirect your traffic if the offer you are promoting does NOT support traffic from a certain country.

So the short answer is yes, the network will show ALL your clicks (some being tracked on the original offer and some to the international offer)

Makes sense?
 
So the short answer is yes, the network will show ALL your clicks (some being tracked on the original offer and some to the international offer)

Not necessarily true. Some networks only show unique clicks, some show raw clicks. There are a ton of reasons why the clicks will differ between tracking systems.
 
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