One year old campaign now getting slapped regulary?

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strikernr

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The sign says "Nowhere".
I have a campaign that is been running for a year. In the past 12 months I've had may be slaps every 3 months or so. Now, I'm being slapped regularly with in days of putting it up again.

I don't know if it is the offers (email submits), or people are complaining about my ads or the quality? Basically, my quality score will go to 1. Usually it's 8 or 9 after few days of running it and then when I'm slapped it goes to 1.

I'm not sure what to do now? Would appreciate any advice.

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moolahaffiliate said:
do u direct link to the email submit or do you have yr own landing page which leads to the email submit thereafter?
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Please include proper capitalization, full words and all applicable vowels in your posts. Or at least be consistent in your use... This isn't DigitalPoint. Thanks.
 
strikernr said:
Never redirect. Always use landing pages.



Not sure if that's the case. I'm using the same offer on my landing pages since January 2008.
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Yes it is the case, teh nasty asswipe manual reviewers have pwned your ass.

Quite simply they are pwning data collection hardcore, they've just caught up with you that's all.

Yes there are email collection sites advertising quite fine with adwords, but the end result with these sites are not some bullshit rebill or spam offer.
 
What I've noticed is, I got slapped twice after putting up an opt-in form on my pages. First slap was after a week. This recent slap happened a day after I put in an opt-in form on my pages again.

Not sure if it is coincidental or it actually the opt-in form is what Google does not like?
 
strikernr said:
i just checked, the advertiser hasn't been slapped. They are still up. So it may not be the offer.
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Most probably because they spend BIG money with adwords.

Or they haven't been manual reviewed yet, could be a number of reasons reverse engineer what they are doing.
 
I also have privacy policy and contact links on my pages. However, I don't have the check-box asking the user that they have read the privacy policy on my site before signing up to my list? Could that be it?
 
strikernr said:
I also have privacy policy and contact links on my pages. However, I don't have the check-box asking the user that they have read the privacy policy on my site before signing up to my list? Could that be it?
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No check box dont matter as long as your pp is there, save yourself a LOT of headaches and promote/sell products, as far as ppc is concerned anyway.
 
Sticks79 said:
No check box dont matter as long as your pp is there, save yourself a LOT of headaches and promote/sell products, as far as ppc is concerned anyway.
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That's what I thought too. There are advertisers who are directly prompting sign up forms on their pages. They never get slapped. It always the poor affiliates who get the boot in the face despite having an multi-page informational site and doing everything by the book.


Well, this campaign had been running for a year. Made a ton of money with it. Not about to give it up so easy but yes, may be time for me to move to physical product offers. Thanks for the advice. But I have question. What are the profit margins in those kind of offers? With email submits I'm making xx,xxx a month with ROI close to 70-80%.
 
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