game333
Well-Known Member
I've decide to run Journey on AffiliateFix, as I saw a conversion of $4 after decent of testing on Twitter.
I've started this project since May 18th, and done pretty much of the thinking, planning, plotting, studying, analyzing, defining, de-coding the meaning, breakdown, a lot of stuff. I basically study a lot of Journey on BHW, most of them are sucks! They just open the thread and close the thread on the same day, and some only last for few days, but there are some decent one. Which are pretty detail and appreciate them really much for sharing so many information that I can get started with.
If you haven't been an affiliate of CrakRevenue:
Ref-Link: http://www.crakrevenue.com/?referer=2425089 (THANKS)
Non-Link: http://www.crakrevenue.com/
A little bit about CrakRevenue.
CrakRevenue is an adult CPA network, they are good guys, by good guys I mean they are really helpful to us affiliated, each question asked will be reply within 24hours times. I appreciated them, though some CPA network rank on the Top 3, do not bother you at all when you have low earning.
What so special about CrakRevenue is that they have an offer known as GeoMatik, which automatically redirect your visitor accordingly from his Geo to best paying offer no matter in which countries they were from. This also applies for 3rd tier and 4th tier. You can get a maximum profit with this feature.
Let's start...
So I get a hosting on FreshRoastedHosting (better than those EIG company which I paid for the $7.99, fast speed, just great). They are so great that you wouldn't need to worry about crash, downtime like Hostgator, and then suspend your account for high activity or tell you to upgrade your server. For guy which you don't know, why HostGator are sooooooo popular. Because there are heavy affiliated. Most search result from Google are affiliated, they all write fake reviews and all B* to lure you for commission. They are trash hosting (after the EIG), though there's one bought by EIG, but still fairly good A Small Orange. I BET YOU ALL NEVER HEARD OF THESE COMPANY. Because they are not heavily promoted by affiliated for the high commission. Good stuff must be dig and share.
My HomePage is just an article with some few cute baby, but I just redirect all the mobile traffic to the offer to plenty of landing page to test the ClickThruRate(CTR).
For Twitter, I have a 15 accounts different from 5 shared proxies, which I followed similar topic like, if you're under cute blonde, then you must follow cute blonde. How you follow? Simply search "cute blonde" on twitter, it will then popped up an account with a lot of followers, with a lot of activities, go to tweepi and follow her(sorry not her?) followers, e.g. @cuteblonde. Then it will show a bunch of followers under that account. I get a 10% to 30% follow back, some niche have better ratio, some niche not, well it depends.
You need to share content only under than topic. If you share outside that topic, you gonna have low engagement rate.
Tweepi has now reduce to 500 following limit, not worry not, unless you want to get banned fast. Follow their rules, don't get aggressive for following.
So the traffic goes like:
Twitter >>> Desktop >>> Website >>> Click Ads >>> Offer
Twitter >>> Mobile >>> Landing Page (To filter bots) >>> Click Banner >>> Offer
You notice like 8,000 visits per day right? That's bot click, my lander have 20% CTR, which generate 30 to 80 clicks per day.
This works for paid traffic, not sure for free, oh well free are bought by paid right? Well I'mma broke at the moment.
Everything is manual work with some help from Macro Recorder.
This is the stat for
1 to 6 are banner from CrakRevenue itself, which shows a good click thru rate.
CrakRevenue do not have a postback pixel, so I can't track on my Prosper202.
My planning to is to have the highest CTR as my lander in future.
I'm not sure if my doing were right, because I'm not sure like what's the point of showing them a lander.
I have no idea....
I will update my earning report every few days though I seems to have really low conversion rate.
I will try to keep adding more and more traffic.
I've started this project since May 18th, and done pretty much of the thinking, planning, plotting, studying, analyzing, defining, de-coding the meaning, breakdown, a lot of stuff. I basically study a lot of Journey on BHW, most of them are sucks! They just open the thread and close the thread on the same day, and some only last for few days, but there are some decent one. Which are pretty detail and appreciate them really much for sharing so many information that I can get started with.
If you haven't been an affiliate of CrakRevenue:
Ref-Link: http://www.crakrevenue.com/?referer=2425089 (THANKS)
Non-Link: http://www.crakrevenue.com/
A little bit about CrakRevenue.
CrakRevenue is an adult CPA network, they are good guys, by good guys I mean they are really helpful to us affiliated, each question asked will be reply within 24hours times. I appreciated them, though some CPA network rank on the Top 3, do not bother you at all when you have low earning.
What so special about CrakRevenue is that they have an offer known as GeoMatik, which automatically redirect your visitor accordingly from his Geo to best paying offer no matter in which countries they were from. This also applies for 3rd tier and 4th tier. You can get a maximum profit with this feature.
Let's start...
So I get a hosting on FreshRoastedHosting (better than those EIG company which I paid for the $7.99, fast speed, just great). They are so great that you wouldn't need to worry about crash, downtime like Hostgator, and then suspend your account for high activity or tell you to upgrade your server. For guy which you don't know, why HostGator are sooooooo popular. Because there are heavy affiliated. Most search result from Google are affiliated, they all write fake reviews and all B* to lure you for commission. They are trash hosting (after the EIG), though there's one bought by EIG, but still fairly good A Small Orange. I BET YOU ALL NEVER HEARD OF THESE COMPANY. Because they are not heavily promoted by affiliated for the high commission. Good stuff must be dig and share.
My HomePage is just an article with some few cute baby, but I just redirect all the mobile traffic to the offer to plenty of landing page to test the ClickThruRate(CTR).
For Twitter, I have a 15 accounts different from 5 shared proxies, which I followed similar topic like, if you're under cute blonde, then you must follow cute blonde. How you follow? Simply search "cute blonde" on twitter, it will then popped up an account with a lot of followers, with a lot of activities, go to tweepi and follow her(sorry not her?) followers, e.g. @cuteblonde. Then it will show a bunch of followers under that account. I get a 10% to 30% follow back, some niche have better ratio, some niche not, well it depends.
You need to share content only under than topic. If you share outside that topic, you gonna have low engagement rate.
Tweepi has now reduce to 500 following limit, not worry not, unless you want to get banned fast. Follow their rules, don't get aggressive for following.
So the traffic goes like:
Twitter >>> Desktop >>> Website >>> Click Ads >>> Offer
Twitter >>> Mobile >>> Landing Page (To filter bots) >>> Click Banner >>> Offer
You notice like 8,000 visits per day right? That's bot click, my lander have 20% CTR, which generate 30 to 80 clicks per day.
This works for paid traffic, not sure for free, oh well free are bought by paid right? Well I'mma broke at the moment.
Everything is manual work with some help from Macro Recorder.
This is the stat for
1 to 6 are banner from CrakRevenue itself, which shows a good click thru rate.
CrakRevenue do not have a postback pixel, so I can't track on my Prosper202.
My planning to is to have the highest CTR as my lander in future.
I'm not sure if my doing were right, because I'm not sure like what's the point of showing them a lander.
I have no idea....
I will update my earning report every few days though I seems to have really low conversion rate.
I will try to keep adding more and more traffic.
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