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10-15-2021 08:25 PM #1 lilbitibleblemoth (Member)
Less conversation fires . Trust issue

I am running a pin submit offer . Picked same offer from 2 affiliate network .
Getting 0.5% CR from 1st network (which is very famous ) & 4% CR from 2nd network.
Now I have trust issue .

Please suggest me trustworthy network for PIN submit and Leadgen offer

Thanks

10-16-2021 11:52 AM #2 larsometer (Senior Member)

How many conversions did you get on each offer?

Did you run them both in parallel for several hours so that they more or less have seen same traffic?

Of course can always be that same offer from different networks has not the same performance.

I wouldn't make such a big case out of it and just stick with the better performing one in case it is profitable.

10-17-2021 05:25 AM #3 lilbitibleblemoth (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by larsometer View Post
How many conversions did you get on each offer?

Did you run them both in parallel for several hours so that they more or less have seen same traffic?

Of course can always be that same offer from different networks has not the same performance.

I wouldn't make such a big case out of it and just stick with the better performing one in case it is profitable.
150 conversion daily . I ran 2days same offer in 2 network . I am surprised famous network cutting sells near 50%

10-17-2021 12:14 PM #4 larsometer (Senior Member)

Getting 0.5% CR from 1st network (which is very famous ) & 4% CR from 2nd network.
150 conversion daily . I ran 2days same offer in 2 network . I am surprised famous network cutting sells near 50%
Not sure about the calculation methods here.

But now you know that it makes sense to split test even a working offer.

10-17-2021 04:32 PM #5 twinaxe (Senior Moderator)

Quote Originally Posted by lilbitibleblemoth View Post
150 conversion daily . I ran 2days same offer in 2 network . I am surprised famous network cutting sells near 50%
It´s not necessarily that one network is shaving/cutting leads.

Can also be slower redirects, more redirects, running the offer direct vs brokered.

Such difference performance can have several reasons, it´s not always that the network is trying to scam

10-17-2021 05:19 PM #6 jaybot (Veteran Member)

Sounds like direct vs brokered. Good example would be something like Clickdealer vs. Fluent.

You run it on Clickdealer, you’re competing with thousands of other affiliates and filling up the same database, plus extra redirect. Advertiser has also adjusted their scrub rate for the entire network since they know how well the offer generally performs there.

You run it direct on Fluent, you’ll get your own fresh database to fill up and no redirect. CR can be 1000x higher until you run that offer for awhile and they do a quality check. Once that happens, they’ll start scrubbing hard so they’re not losing money.

Can also be similar when running on smaller networks. Same concept.

10-18-2021 12:36 AM #7 lilbitibleblemoth (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jaybot View Post
Sounds like direct vs brokered. Good example would be something like Clickdealer vs. Fluent.

You run it on Clickdealer, you’re competing with thousands of other affiliates and filling up the same database, plus extra redirect. Advertiser has also adjusted their scrub rate for the entire network since they know how well the offer generally performs there.

You run it direct on Fluent, you’ll get your own fresh database to fill up and no redirect. CR can be 1000x higher until you run that offer for awhile and they do a quality check. Once that happens, they’ll start scrubbing hard so they’re not losing money.

Can also be similar when running on smaller networks. Same concept.
So its advertiser ,not the network.
In my case advertiser is same .

10-18-2021 09:57 AM #8 twinaxe (Senior Moderator)

So its advertiser ,not the network.
Seriously, it´s impossible to tell the exact reason because we just can´t know it.

It could be purposely shaving but it also could be just technical reasons.

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