Do you think a CPA based business model can survive the future?

[john29]

I have been thinking about starting a business but the business is mainly based on CPA. Do you think a business based on the business model of CPA can survive?

I would love to hear opinions, feedback and advice. Thanks everyone

 

[lokiys]

I do not see any reason it would not survive.

Actually CPA what mean Cost Per Action is that same as any other affiliate network.
Only one difference is that there is not % from purchase in those. But many businesses like Casino and gambling and many others pay you same CPA and not percentages payouts.

Well if you think that CPA could die one day (it wont happen) then there is no problems to switch over percentages business model.

 

[john29]

Thanks Affmen for your opinion

 

[Dario]

Look...Example I am just 18 yrs old...but I think CPA is definitely longterm business.
I love CPA marketing!

 

[paul89]

defintely it will survive. don't see any reason it won't actually.

 

[operationoffers]

CPA has only more room to grow. With the advent of social media and gaming as well as so many other avenues to go down including mobile of course and email marketing, the sky is the limit for CPA marketing. CPA actually grew out of the more traditional CPL,CPC and CPM. Facebook is actually toying around with the CPA model so we know that this is a very lucrative market...into the billions per year. I only see steady continued growth in this industry.

 

[sam93]

CPA will grow, however I doubt it'll be the traditional model we see right now.

 

[iserluick]

I'm pretty sure it will evolve to survive. All the business always find a way to adapt themselves to the new rules set on the market to keep on going, and I don't see any reason why CPA wouldn't do that as well