Questions/Discussion about choosing offers.

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scottspfd82

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Here's a topic that I'd like to hear some more experienced opinions on. I talked about my payday loan offer in an earlier thread. I was on copeac trying to pick out a payday offer, they have quite a few to choose from.

Unfortunately, you can't see the EPC for specific offers on Copeac. So I'm looking at payday leads that pay anywhere from $7 up to around $20.

After looking closely at all of the offers, I didn't see a whole lot of difference between the $7 payout sign up form and the $20 sign up. They both ask for a shit load of info, account #'s, SS#'s, ect.

So, naturally I went with the $20 offer. I talked with my AM and she sent me a list of the top converting PPC offers, and the $7 sign up form was on there.

So, it looks like they convert a higher %, and therefore payout less per lead. I can't figure out why in the hell they'd convert better though. Both companies have legitimate sounding domain names. They ask for the same info. Both sites are decent looking from a design point of view. What factors could I be missing here?

I'm not going to ask "which one should I pick" because that's obviously something only I can figure out through testing. But I would love to hear any advice on choosing one similar offer over the other, especially as far as different payouts, conversion rates, and other factors such as the complexity of the form are concerned.
 


I will have to investigate further.

I haven't been able to figure it all out yet either, but I am still investigating. That's one reason I am here. Please post again if you have any other info. Thanks
 
To be honest with you, I spend little time worrying about network wide statistics. It may give you a general sense if an offer is worth looking into, but in terms of comparing two offers, I have not found such information useful.

I find that almost across the board my earnings are significantly different than any network wide stats I have seen. In some cases I might be beating them by 10x, and in other cases only doing 1% of what they say.

Too many factors enter into such broad statistics. So I would spend much time using them as a source of what you should do. Test out both campaigns and figure out which one works for you.
 
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