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02-04-2012 03:49 PM #1 hmate9 (Member)
Alternatives to Coreg?

With Verizon out of the game and many seeing huge RPU drops, how can we still monetise our existing coreg campaigns?


02-04-2012 03:59 PM #2 richardj (Member)

You can't. Start a CPA network instead.

I'm joking - of course.

Look into lead gen coreg. I've gotten better than $0.45 RPU by iframing offers in a path before.


02-04-2012 06:13 PM #3 hmate9 (Member)

And what kind of offers did you iframe?


02-04-2012 09:06 PM #4 richardj (Member)

First page submits, mostly. Also try mobile pin submits. Ask your AM's if they have offers you could iframe or take coreg traffic.

If you can do "Host and Post" offers, then all the better.

Exact same idea as the paths you were running - You make the offers seem as necessary as you can to get the gift card, without actually outright saying it.

Progress bars work well.


02-04-2012 11:04 PM #5 hmate9 (Member)

Thanks very much


02-24-2012 05:05 PM #6 pbakos92 (Member)

This is by no means a long-term solution (at least the way you worded it.) If you made most of the revenue off of framed email submits (which make their money from coreg paths, which use PIN submits) and straight iframed PIN submits, then it's really no different than GT/SP is now, as you're still making the money from PSMS subscriptions.

If you can frame non-PSMS-related offers and get .45 RPUs, please PM me ASAP. However, I'm somewhat skeptcial...

Quote Originally Posted by richardj View Post
First page submits, mostly. Also try mobile pin submits. Ask your AM's if they have offers you could iframe or take coreg traffic.

If you can do "Host and Post" offers, then all the better.

Exact same idea as the paths you were running - You make the offers seem as necessary as you can to get the gift card, without actually outright saying it.

Progress bars work well.


02-24-2012 05:47 PM #7 presfox (Member)

I actually dont see the problem, even without VZW im still averaging $1+ RPU's, and thats with over 4000 users sent in the past 2 weeks...


02-24-2012 06:14 PM #8 Mr Green (Administrator)

Why not just redirect Verizon traffic to an offer directly, and continue running your other traffic to coreg?


02-24-2012 06:22 PM #9 presfox (Member)

what about this?

http://opt-intelligence.com/mb/maxbounty.html


02-24-2012 06:41 PM #10 Mr Baffoe (Veteran Member)

Or this -> http://prosper.tracking202.com/blog/...ants-292-ecpms (Run it all yourself, nothing brokered, keep more cash, etc etc)

More here:
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...ll=1#post53748


02-26-2012 09:18 PM #11 leeches (Member)

Mr. Green, are you saying when you ask the user for their info (name, email, and phone, etc) you do a lookup on that phone number when they hit the continue/submit button to see if it's from Verizon and split either into GT path or on your own? If this is right, do you know of a script that can do this? Thanks


02-26-2012 10:51 PM #12 gts6 (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by leeches View Post
Mr. Green, are you saying when you ask the user for their info (name, email, and phone, etc) you do a lookup on that phone number when they hit the continue/submit button to see if it's from Verizon and split either into GT path or on your own? If this is right, do you know of a script that can do this? Thanks
an easier and more accurate way would be to simply ask them who their carrier is on your site via a dropdown box with all the carriers.

people change phone carriers all the time and can keep their old phone number, so that huge database would need to be updated all the time to be accurate


02-27-2012 12:28 AM #13 leeches (Member)

Great idea. So I just want to make sure I have this correct, is Verizon is definitely pulled out? Also are they pulled out of GT, silver, and coreg in general or is it in all areas of mobile offers? I can't recall ever hearing anything definite. Trying to think of what I would build for Verizon specifically.


02-27-2012 12:31 AM #14 Herd Burglar (Member)

Yes... Verizon is for sure gonzo from ALL co-reg..


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