Hey Guys,
Curious, how quickly should you ask for a bump on payout for an offer?
I was testing 2-3 offers and i found one Offer1 that had a 6.5% conversion rate for me thus far and on about the number of clicks is triple the number of conversions vs Offer2...
Clicks Conv# Conv.%
Offer1: 139 9 6.47%
Offer2: 124 3 2.42%
There's no harm in asking pretty early on - often an AM will be able to give you a bump on an offer you're planning to attempt to scale. 9 conversions would be around the time I'd probably say "hey, any chance of an initial bump?"
After that, ask them how many conversions you need for an initial quality check. Once you've got that many, you can get the advertiser to check the quality of your leads and hopefully get a bump and/or cap raise from them.
How big of a bump is an initial bump usually? These are dating offers, so they pay about 4usd right off the bat...
depends on the margin the network is taking if they are taking a slim margin you might have to wait til they get a bump from the advertiser on the quality but it never hurts to ask
It's fine to ask for a paybump early on, even after 9 leads. If you are running at the network's default rate, there is typically room for a small paybump. However, if you need a much higher payout, the network and the advertiser will need to see more of your traffic to determine quality. The amount needed depends on the offer, but it's typically a minimum of 200-300 leads. As long as everything backs out for the advertiser, you'll be able to get a private payout.
For some reason I had in my head that I needed a couple hundred conversions to ask for a pay bump. Just got some, thanks for the thread, I needed a reminder. Haha.
I was thinking the same as Ungodly. I was holding up till I got 100+ leads to ask for a bump. Thanks
If you have a good relationship with your AM and have sent quality traffic previously, you can usually get a bump off the bat simply off the network margins,
With volume how ever, lets say 200 leads a day for 5 days then you can ask your AM to get a bump from the advertiser which can usually be a very incremental increase.