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Mobile Pin Subs In Spain Changed....EPC's Could Drop (9)
12-11-2011 03:17 PM
#1
polarbacon (Moderator)
Mobile Pin Subs In Spain Changed....EPC's Could Drop
just got this from matomy
Dear Partners,
In addition to our mutual day-to-day affiliate work we constantly strive to be the first to hear about latest news and updates in affiliate industry. As part of our service, we communicate these updates to you.
We have learned that MoviStar, one of Spain's large cellular operators, has decided to harden the signup flow to value-added services provided to his users. MoviStar dominates approximately 50% of all ES cellular devices.
This decision will affect the ES mobile flow for MoviStar users and will probably take place during Mid December 2011.
We will keep you updated once more information on the subject is available. Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
sounds like the same thing that has happened in the US is happening in Spain....prob will have a def effect on your EPC's....or RPU's if you running paths....
12-11-2011 05:16 PM
#2
Jorge (Member)
Most of the offers are being pulled off, and those who are still available have had a huge payout drop (75% less). The signup flow is now ridiculous, most offers have changed to a model where users have to send a premium SMS answering a question. I had an offer consistently converting at 5-6%, tested this new offers with a 0% CR after a few hundreds clicks, not surprised.
From what I know Movistar intention from now on is to make clients who want to subscribe to a service send a signed paper letter including a copy of their ID, proof they are owners of the line, subscription short code, etc. This would be effective starting next December 14th. Non-sense.
12-11-2011 11:56 PM
#3
polarbacon (Moderator)
Originally Posted by
Jorge
I was heavily running pin submits in Spain, and to be honest I have gone to a decent $X,XXX profit a day to $0. I literally made $0 revenue yesterday. So don't be as stupid as me and diversify, diversify and keep diversifying what offers you promote, where you promote them and with what networks.
Most of the offers are being pulled off, and those who are still available have had a huge payout drop (75% less). The signup flow is now ridiculous, most offers have changed to a model where users have to send a premium SMS answering a question. I had an offer consistently converting at 5-6%, tested this new offers with a 0% CR after a few hundreds clicks, not surprised.
From what I know Movistar intention from now on is to make clients who want to subscribe to a service send a signed paper letter including a copy of their ID, proof they are owners of the line, subscription short code, etc. This would be effective starting next December 14th. Non-sense.
I figured it would have killed things a bit.....no idea that much though....and ya been where you are right now...having just one thing sucks....but when its working its easy money....
12-18-2011 06:21 AM
#4
presfox (Member)
Jorge, can i ask you where you were getting your traffic? im trying to get into the INTL mobile offers 
12-19-2011 02:34 AM
#5
Ryan Eagle ()
Gov't regulation fucked subscriptions.
12-19-2011 07:45 AM
#6
bandit09 ()
Originally Posted by
polarbacon
just got this from matomy
Just curious, you don't have to answer if you don't want to but, who is your account rep over at Matomy and how do you like him/her? I have Barak Golan and he's okay so far....not GREAT but okay...
12-20-2011 07:07 AM
#7
grindhard (Member)
Same thing is happening in Greece in the mobile market
Originally Posted by
Ryan Eagle
Gov't regulation fucked subscriptions.
01-11-2012 01:41 AM
#8
andy008 (Member)
As i can see, the Greece mobile offers conversion rate did not change too much.
02-11-2012 10:28 PM
#9
2good4u ()
Originally Posted by
Jorge
I was heavily running pin submits in Spain, and to be honest I have gone to a decent $X,XXX profit a day to $0. I literally made $0 revenue yesterday. So don't be as stupid as me and diversify, diversify and keep diversifying what offers you promote, where you promote them and with what networks.
Most of the offers are being pulled off, and those who are still available have had a huge payout drop (75% less). The signup flow is now ridiculous, most offers have changed to a model where users have to send a premium SMS answering a question. I had an offer consistently converting at 5-6%, tested this new offers with a 0% CR after a few hundreds clicks, not surprised.
From what I know Movistar intention from now on is to make clients who want to subscribe to a service send a signed paper letter including a copy of their ID, proof they are owners of the line, subscription short code, etc. This would be effective starting next December 14th. Non-sense.
Same here, in Spain i went from $xx,xxx/day to $xxx overnight.
Other European countries are doing the same and implementing new regulations which make mobile much less profitable than only few months ago.
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