Negotiating a higher payout

seolinker said:
Curious why is so ? Maybe some networks will explain this "phenomen" when exact same offer performs badly than it was with higher payout. So somebody is cheating and shaving leads, am I right ?
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If it's exactly the same page, then I'd lean with funny stuff going on. However if it's on another domain name, or something else is different (extra field) etc.

I've noticed also that on some offers the first page is the same, but the 2nd page has different pricing, different verbage, prechecked vs non checked.

You have to investigate if the offer matters.
 


Do volume and they will be bumping you, they'll shit if they think you will pull your traffic.
 
i dont run with any networks that try to 'negotiate' payouts.

one network had the balls to offer me 10 bucks less on an offer than what i was currently getting...**cancels account**
 
I wonder if anyone has done a study on how the number/speed of redirects affects the conversion ratio on offers.

Of course there is an effect, the question is what percentage. This would help to decide whether to jump around or stay with certain networks.

I'm not going to explain why I said that... but a lot of you veterans should already know.
 
MrBradshaw said:
I wonder if anyone has done a study on how the number/speed of redirects affects the conversion ratio on offers.

Of course there is an effect, the question is what percentage. This would help to decide whether to jump around or stay with certain networks.

I'm not going to explain why I said that... but a lot of you veterans should already know.
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Split test

The reason why no one will ever be able to give you any hard numbers is it depends on several factors. So what you do is split test and decide for yourself
 
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