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Yea, Hydra has it but their tracking URL just goes right to CPA empire. Don't they have a term for this? Why one network uses another?
I've seen a green tea offer on NeverBlue that ended up going to ClickBooth so it's pretty common, just can't think of the term.
I've seen a green tea offer on NeverBlue that ended up going to ClickBooth so it's pretty common, just can't think of the term.
A little off topic, but has anyone here ever dealt with MobileMessenger in setting up their own offer or white label?
I'm having a hard time looking for a good long term UK ringtones offer.. any recommendations?
btw why the hell is every ringtone affiliate continuing to bump down payout yet they still get the same charge price for every phone they get subscribed?
something definately changed on the backend. conversions dropped alot for every offer that ive tried. or maybe people are buying their ringtones on itunes
Assuming they charge $10 per month, and payout $10 to the affiliate.
$10-$(3 or 5) to cell companies for premium billing-$10=Negative $3-5. So an immediate cancel is a loss.
Oh yeah, and that's not counting the places that payout higher to the affiliate, and however much the network gets.
Those numbers aren't verified, but just based off what I've heard.
i was running flycell at around 1.50 up until yesterday, only thing with them is they dont accept a lot of providers so you're losing a shitload of potential conversions right off the bat
ive tried aussie ringtones campaign but the traffic sucks. its like they use totally different major keywords for ringtones or nobody in austrailia gives a fuck about ringtones yet because on search ill getl ike 5,000 impressions for the whole day for a major keyword.
I've said this before but, if you're gonna target Europe for ringtones - you're better off going for the lower age range of traffic. Most people here have had cellphones for 10 years now - and most ppl between 16 and 40 are savvy enough to download mp3's on their computer and just copy them over to their phones. Shit, we have like 3 cellphones per capita here in Norway alone and kids get their own phones at age 8. 
All new phones have easy options for selecting any mp3 in memory as a ringtone - even different ringtones for different callers. However, kids and my parents' generation still think the way to go is through an internet ringtone site or punching in a code from a tv ad. Those are the people you wanna go after.
All new phones have easy options for selecting any mp3 in memory as a ringtone - even different ringtones for different callers. However, kids and my parents' generation still think the way to go is through an internet ringtone site or punching in a code from a tv ad. Those are the people you wanna go after.
I've said this before but, if you're gonna target Europe for ringtones - you're better off going for the lower age range of traffic. Most people here have had cellphones for 10 years now - and most ppl between 16 and 40 are savvy enough to download mp3's on their computer and just copy them over to their phones. Shit, we have like 3 cellphones per capita here in Norway alone and kids get their own phones at age 8.
All new phones have easy options for selecting any mp3 in memory as a ringtone - even different ringtones for different callers. However, kids and my parents' generation still think the way to go is through an internet ringtone site or punching in a code from a tv ad. Those are the people you wanna go after.
whats popular with the kids over there? Im guessing you guys probably have your own children shows and what not?
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