Same offer, two networks?

[Snoop]

Does anyone do this and split test offers? I wierdly did this with a whatsapp mobile offer and although the exact same offer one network out performed the other but how? its the same offer?

 

[newlxx]

Yeah. This is recommended.
Same offer on different networks can have different EPCs.
Split test networks.

 

[JakeMA]

This might help snoop ALL EPCs ARE NOT CREATED EQUALLY by Chris Patrick | Society Invite Blog

 

[Luke]

I always recommend split testing. There are a lot of variables that go into a tracking link. It might be "the same offer", but as long as it's not the exact same tracking link, there's usually variance.

 

[ContraAl]

I've noticed a huge variance in payouts between networks. Why is that?

 

[hiimjeremy]

Definitely a great idea to split test. Sometimes a

I've noticed a huge variance in payouts between networks. Why is that?

Not all networks are going to give you the same slice of the pie on the offer, to give you a short answer. Always ask for a payout bump if you're needing more, because more than likely if you are in good standing with the Network a bump won't be an issue.

 

[hvbeladiya]

The affiliate networks are using different servers and different tracking platforms. There can be some click losses.

 

[newlxx]

I've noticed a huge variance in payouts between networks. Why is that?

1. Some affiliate networks take a greater margin.
2. The offer on one network can be brokered from another affiliate network
3. One affiliate network may have better relations with advertiser so they might be getting a better payout.