Neverblue conversion inconsistency

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Simultaneously ran approx 200 clicks to them and 200 to another network today on the same offer ... came out with a huge 20% difference in conversion.

I'm gunna let it ride for another day before I make any decisions, just seemed strange as hell.

Anyone else?
 


I run 10,000+ clicks a day through neverblue, I've never had a problem with tracking. Once in a while the REPORTING will stop, but always gets updated within 24hrs.
 
If you think a 20 % diff over 200 clicks is statistically significant, you need to go back to basics, I think.
 
I'm noticing a difference myself. 20% can be huge man. I send 3000 clicks a day to ONE offer alone. I'm getting a 17% conversion on neverblue and 30% on another network. Not sure what to do.. I guess notify my NVB aff manager?
 
goddfadda said:
I'm noticing a difference myself. 20% can be huge man. I send 3000 clicks a day to ONE offer alone. I'm getting a 17% conversion on neverblue and 30% on another network. Not sure what to do.. I guess notify my NVB aff manager?
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Not sure what to do???? Switch all your links to the other network. Neverblue is great, but when it means double profits... just switch it, plain and simple.
 
Rule of thumb is about 500 clicks to be able to begin to accurately judge statistics.
 
Ran approx 400 more clicks today on both networks and saw somewhat of improvement on Neverblues side, although still 8% down, I can live with it.

I realize that 200 clicks wasn't enough to really judge them on BUT I've been noticing slightly lower numbers for quite some time, never actually split tested simultaneously until now. Before I figured time of day and the plethora of other variables may be causing it ...and may still very well be the reason. I guess pure chance (of non converting clicks) can always play its part to a certain point also.

Like any business, affiliate marketing revolves around numbers. I've begun to eat, sleep, and shit numbers. Part of the game I guess. :eek:
 
From my experience NB is very honest, but if your getting such a better conversion on an offer elsewhere,. run the offer elsewhere. Loyalty to a network is nice but at the end of the day your bottom line is more important.
 
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