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Best place to run coreg? (27)

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I'm looking to get into co-reg path stuff, and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations on who to work with. I know there are a few companies that focus exclusively on this (Silver Path, Game Theory, etc.) but am not sure if there are alternatives? If possible, it'd be nice to run it with one of the bigger / established affiliate networks (AZN, NB, C2M, CB, EWA, the list goes on...) since I have accounts and relationships with all of them. Does anyone know if these guys offer anything like that?

Any opinions?

Thanks.

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http://www.mundomedia.com/

heard great things about them.

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Yeah, I believe they own Silver Path, so is that what you're recommending, tino?

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Silverpath

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Thanks Yousif. Their interface is so janky it's kind of hard for me to believe they're the best game in town, but I guess you can't judge a book by its cover

Sounds like Silver Path is the way to go then. Anyone care to disagree? I'm surprised none of the big networks is offering a path of its own.

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Trust me , Silverpath is really solid

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We're running with SilverPath. Their system is pretty comprehensive, you can set up almost anything you want with it.

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I plan to do some testing with gtoffers vs sp as soon as I have enough data to make a decent assessment I was gonna do a case study......its on the to-do list

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whats the difference between silver path and just making your own page with a few links? sure some networks like NB specifically say no co reg but lots of other networks dont specifically state this isnt allowed... not to mention if you cloak you'd be fine for the most part...

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For a while maybe, but then your quality probably goes to shit and you get shaved or kicked off the offers. I think the value the coreg company adds is managing that stuff for you.

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Yeah,

as of others have said, they are really the top dog right now. There might be a few private co-reg companies but no one that is currently public can compete.

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I just joined MundoMedia today due to the fact that I've heard nothing but good stuff about them all week. They seem to have their shit together.

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just make sure you don't get victoria trust me I did a blog post about her being my am over there and my adtech incident.

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heavyt, I have her and she goes oh I will send you a list of campaigns to try on facebook and never gets around to sending them. Is there anyone you recommend to get as an AM?

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I got Kevin. He seems like a cool guy. I applied and got an email from him within 3 hours (at like 11pm, no less) saying that he was just reading my blog haha. And I sent him off an email about tax info and payment stuff etc at around 1am and he got back to me within 10 minutes. I was impressed with his response times to say the least.

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I've worked with Smiley Media a bunch and they were pretty solid. Seem to have a pretty good path not entirely dependent on mobile offers, which can go down all the time...

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mike or kevin, voice your opinion about it anf bitch about it and her being like that, this was my experience with her, Her brother the owner of the company called me trying to fix his sisters mistakes she's so fucking flakey http://www.wallofmonitors.com/2011/0...e-they-to-you/ read that, she pissed me off so bad, now alot of people thought I was trying to get into her pants or something but me I like hanging out with my am's you treat them well they take care of you and return the favor and I would have done the same thing if it was a male am. For some affs that make alot of money its not uncommon to fly to that city and hang out for a couple days or have the company put them up I mean whats 1k in hotel bill when that aff will make you xx,xxx that month ya know. If I showed you a screen on what I did on silver path in one month you'd shit yourself.

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Forgive me with this stupid question, but what is a coreg? I dont know what that is, if someone doesn't mind explaining.

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Co-registration. In the simplest terms, think of it this way:

User signs up for initial offer and gives his name, address, email, etc. Next page shows him some offers related to his interests. He can sign up for these while in the path. Some he can even just click a check box and hit next and it autofills the boxes.

That's co-registration. One signup, many offers. They either prepop the offers in the path so the user just has to hit ok, or it will have the user fill out the info and before they hit submit they'll have a couple check boxes for "related offers" to choose from and when you submit the main form it submits your info to those offers too.

Basically it's a way to get a user to fill out one form and then get comissions on a bunch of offers instead of one.

eta: This is how the back end of email submits generally work, after the user fills out their email address and you get the ~$1 CPA, they fill out more info and then get slammed with dozens of prepopulated offers and the like that the advertiser gets paid on.

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It's an honest question dude, i asked the same thing a few weeks ago & got very helpful replies:
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...-path-examples

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Very nice explanation z6! Everytime I see a new post by you lately i keep expecting to see your username as z6marketing instead of z6marketing

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I'm too gangster to work for the establishment.

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lol Keepin it on teh realz...

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She doesn't answer email, doesn't return calls. Lame.

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Don't know if it's been mentioned but Mundo media is pretty gangster with coreg

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I'm currently running Silver Path... another great coreg is Cleervoyance

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Is there any co reg one that you have tested that is incentive or content locker friendly? I know silver path doesn't want nothing to do...

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