Mobile Sweeps. Already GREEN! But got Confused (10)
You have a campaign that is in the positive which is great. Try to take the lander you have and improve on it; whether that means changing the button color or testing a different headline or image.
wouldn't try UK (i) they've been hit hard with iphone sweeps the last months (ii) UK pop is currently dominated by pins, will be hard to compete with sweeps street payout. In FR and ES the payouts are compared to the cpm a bad joke. NL could be worth a try, if you're not looking for anything more than a couple $ revenue. Market is tiny. would go a bit further abroad.
test every aspect of lander to increase roi, try different self-serve networks, and set up your accounts with the managed. they're brutally slow in getting started. can take you easily 7-10 days till traffic flows.
if you're targeting iOS only, try to make android work. That's a whoopping 80% traffic increase.
don't cut traffic yet with blacklisting. don't use day parting yet. you need the traffic for testing.
build a nice back button funnel. 30-50% of your traffic will go through this. hint: sending to offer is not the best solution.
split test all available iphone offers from adsimilis, clickdealer, f5,
Originally Posted by sebastian_r
Could you please add me on Skype: sssimasss-92, or give me yours .... As I would like to ask more about back button funnel.
I saw a duplicate thread that's almost exactly the same as this one except has a little bit less content, so I deleted it. I saw that you tried to embed the image in your other thread, so I've taken the liberty of fixing that in this current thread - hope you wouldn't mind! 
Sebastian has given you the best advice. You already have a profitable camp going so you know the vertical and geo is easy to get profitable with - you achieved that with the first offer you tried (I'm assuming) and only 5 landers! Luck is definitely on your side as well. So instead of trying another geo, I would focus on mass-testing offers and landers. You can either set up a separate campaign so you have two, and use one to test landers (using your current offer) and the other camp to test offers (using your current-best lander) - or you could just use your current camp to test offers first, and when you're down to your last winning offer you can mass-test landers. When scaling to other networks, don't just take your most profitable offer and lander - re-test the 2+ best offers and landers because each traffic source has different publishers so you may end up with a different winner for offer and lander.
And like sebastian has pointed out - try not to cut too many placements because you need that traffic for testing. However, seeing as it's Adcash we're talking about, there are probably placements that are draining your budget that you'd want to cut now. If traffic volume isn't an issue, by all means cut anything that doesn't look like is going to convert, so you'd keep testing costs low. However, once you have a better offer + lander combo, you may want to re-test those placements again because they may be profitable then.
Also - once you're happy with the ROI - it would be a good idea to start testing bids. Clone your current campaign a few times, and set each to a different bid - some higher and some lower - to uncover profitable placements. There are high quality placements that just aren't accessible with low bids. Warning: If you want to try really high bids, be sure to set a low'ish daily budget just in case, and watch your stats like a hawk!
Regarding back-button redirect - there are threads that already contain this information. Just insert the following in your code (just before the </body> tag would be fine) and change the link to whatever you want to direct people to:
history.replaceState(null, document.title, location.pathname+"#!/redirect");
history.pushState(null, document.title, location.pathname);
window.addEventListener("popstate", function() {
if(location.hash === "#!/redirect") {
setTimeout(function(){
location.replace("http://your-redirect-destination.com");
},0);
}
}, false);
</script>
Amy
Originally Posted by vortex
Sebastian has given you the best advice. You already have a profitable camp going so you know the vertical and geo is easy to get profitable with - you achieved that with the first offer you tried (I'm assuming) and only 5 landers! Luck is definitely on your side as well. So instead of trying another geo, I would focus on mass-testing offers and landers. You can either set up a separate campaign so you have two, and use one to test landers (using your current offer) and the other camp to test offers (using your current-best lander) - or you could just use your current camp to test offers first, and when you're down to your last winning offer you can mass-test landers. When scaling to other networks, don't just take your most profitable offer and lander - re-test the 2+ best offers and landers because each traffic source has different publishers so you may end up with a different winner for offer and lander.
And like sebastian has pointed out - try not to cut too many placements because you need that traffic for testing. However, seeing as it's Adcash we're talking about, there are probably placements that are draining your budget that you'd want to cut now. If traffic volume isn't an issue, by all means cut anything that doesn't look like is going to convert, so you'd keep testing costs low. However, once you have a better offer + lander combo, you may want to re-test those placements again because they may be profitable then.
Also - once you're happy with the ROI - it would be a good idea to start testing bids. Clone your current campaign a few times, and set each to a different bid - some higher and some lower - to uncover profitable placements. There are high quality placements that just aren't accessible with low bids. Warning: If you want to try really high bids, be sure to set a low'ish daily budget just in case, and watch your stats like a hawk!
Regarding back-button redirect - there are threads that already contain this information. Just insert the following in your code (just before the </body> tag would be fine) and change the link to whatever you want to direct people to:
Congrats and I look forward to seeing you take this camp to another level!
Amy
The pay out seems really low for a tier one geo like AU; try to get a better pay out or switch networks
That will enable you to upscale from xxx to xxxx a day
Originally Posted by cbrughmans
Just asked my affiliate manager's for payout bump.... Fingers crossed
Was looking at the screenshot of your
Originally Posted by sushiparlour
Nice work dude! Keep up the good work
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