Question about affiliate networks...

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Some networks have a blog (which we are working on) that they update and feature new offers.

But, with all the offers coming in and going out daily... it would be an intensive list to update. Besides, most networks list a "street price" for an offer, and I'm sure they don’t want that to deter you from joining.

The best idea is to join a couple affiliate networks you are interested in, and check out first-hand what they have... Accounts are free.
 
mkrongel said:
Not everyone is as forward thinking as us :)

You dont need to sign up to see the selection of offers, as we add new offers they are added to this list daily and as offers come down they are take off this list daily

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Im very impressed with your "forward thinking." So I click your link see some of your offers. Great. You have one that says "Free Debt Consolidation - Exclusive." I log into Copeac, select to see all debt consolidation offers. None show up. I search debt consolidation by keyword. Nothing comes up. I search debt by keyword. Nothing comes up.

So whats the point of this story? How about instead of beating your chest about the worthless feature you added to your site, you fix your backend system. Maybe even get the hell off that awful Direct Track system and create a useful feature to your affiliate network, your own tracking system.
 
narsticle said:
Im very impressed with your "forward thinking." So I click your link see some of your offers. Great. You have one that says "Free Debt Consolidation - Exclusive." I log into Copeac, select to see all debt consolidation offers. None show up. I search debt consolidation by keyword. Nothing comes up. I search debt by keyword. Nothing comes up.

So whats the point of this story? How about instead of beating your chest about the worthless feature you added to your site, you fix your backend system. Maybe even get the hell off that awful Direct Track system and create a useful feature to your affiliate network, your own tracking system.
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How about you ask the AM for the offer since it is live we just hide it since it attracts abusers who fill out the form with fake info

also if you dont already run debt offers chances are they wont open the offer up to you, financial lead gen offers are the most abused in the affiliate marketing space, i am sure most networks have the offers but dont open it up to everyone.
 
mkrongel said:
How about you ask the AM for the offer since it is live we just hide it since it attracts abusers who fill out the form with fake info
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Interesting. So you hide every debt offer? I spoke to an AM last week looking for a debt offer and they told me you had none. This in all honesty surprised me considering you always claim to have tons of debt offers.

Wouldnt it be smart to have some sort of a message to affiliates looking for an offer that says something like. Want to see this categories offers, please contact your AM. There would be a useful feature.
 
also what would be the point of promoting you have certain offers on a page to draw affiliates into your network and then not being able to find those offers once they signup and login?
 
narsticle said:
Interesting. So you hide every debt offer? I spoke to an AM last week looking for a debt offer and they told me you had none. This in all honesty surprised me considering you always claim to have tons of debt offers.

Wouldnt it be smart to have some sort of a message to affiliates looking for an offer that says something like. Want to see this categories offers, please contact your AM. There would be a useful feature.
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it a good idea. We will look in to adding something like that in the future.

If you want to talk about how you will generate debt leads feel free to email or IM me and i will see if we can open the offer up to you. We have a lot of hidden offers or private offers that we typically open up to those with an established history with us, i would assume any of the big networks operate the same way, there are offers for everyone, and offers for a select few.
 
It’s all about quality.

I learned the hard way... allowing every affiliate to run all of your offers can be stupid. There are tons of affiliates that are simply looking to get over on the system, and to sensitive advertisers even the slightest quality drop is a big thing.

You could join Copeac and earn a history of quality performance. Then the offers they choose to make private might be open to you. You could even ask for a trial run on the offer, see how it goes. If the quality is there, keep running it and even for more.
 
-Most- of the Affiliation Cash programs can be visited before you even sign up to using them.
Most of the variants are hidden though.
If anyone's at all interested *sigh* I'm happy to PM links to a couple... No general posting though.

pdimas: Why not just sign up with fake info and see what's there? It costs you a whole 5-10 minutes extra
 
narsticle said:
Im very impressed with your "forward thinking." Maybe even get the hell off that awful Direct Track system and create a useful feature to your affiliate network, your own tracking system.
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Seriously, I for one was forced to pull all my campaigns from Copeac for a while because Direct Track was fucking up for weeks recently. I wasn't the only one either...
 
HarveyJ said:
pdimas: Why not just sign up with fake info and see what's there? It costs you a whole 5-10 minutes extra
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I don't mind signing up even with real info (I'm pretty sure Neverblueads requires you speak to an AM before your account gets set up), it was just kind of one of those questions that jumped into my head while I was laying in bed trying to fall asleep. It's like trying to sell a product the customer isn't allowed to look at.
 
Because alot of open knowledge increases competition and cuts down on their profit, and affiliate networks like high margins (I also like them) :)
 
If you want to see their offers, then signing up is the way to go and some publishers, once signed up, will then start using their network. I guess it may be a way of getting publishers signing up more with them.
 
not having the opportunity to see the offers they run is the motive because I didn't join several networks

I don't mean they should show the payout if they don't want to, but at least let the users browse your offer, then maybe put a 'join now' to see the payouts...
 
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