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In this new year of 2024, I would like to take this opportunity to share a successful media buying method that has consistently provided me with daily profits and ROI. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
The traffic type used in this method is pop traffic, with CPA bidding mode preferred, although it's possible to work with CPM/CPC if you're willing to put in the extra work. The GEOs targeted are worldwide.
For monetization, the method uses push subscription revenue share and traffic back CPA offers. It's crucial to invest in a tracker to manage the campaigns effectively. It's recommended to use a cloud-based tracker to avoid server management issues, especially when dealing with pop traffic, which can result in significant server problems due to high traffic volume.
Here are the detailed steps for using CPA bid mode in this method:
Step 1: Set up your offer, affiliate network, and postback on your tracker.
Step 2: Set up your first campaign using CPA bid mode. Use your push revenue share landing page as the landing page link in your tracker.
It's important to set up a postback for your traffic back offers. There is no need to set up a postback for push subscriber collections unless you want to.
The link for the first campaign should go to the push revenue share offer, which serves as the landing page link in the tracker. From there, the traffic should be redirected to the trafficback campaign link, which is the offer link in the tracker.
Step 3: Use the minimum CPA bid of $0.01 for each conversion. Ensure that your traffic source permits you to increase the bid later. This bid will be increased based on the total daily revenue, which includes daily push revenue share and revenue from trafficback offer. It's crucial to set the bid at the minimum CPA bid allowed because bids can be increased but not decreased. I haven't seen any traffic sources that allow decreasing the CPA bid so far.
Step 4: Next, we run the campaign and target all android mobile/ browser versions/ all network connections. Try to be as general in your targeting as possible. By being less targeted, you allow your traffic source system to optimize the traffic volume using their inhouse system.
Here are the suggested offer verticals for trafficback:
a) Survey offers - Low payout but high conversion rate
b) Mobile CPI - VPN/Utilities - Lower conversion rate but potential for higher revenue
c) APK - Higher conversion rate for tier 3 GEOs
d) Sweepstakes - Extremely low conversion rate (less than 0.3%) but decent payout (usually $0.40 up to $30) e) Direct Link/Mainstream Smartlink (use as a last resort as performance is highly variable and unpredictable)
Once the campaign has been running for a while and you have collected at least three conversions for each parameter (such as Android 11 + Chrome 108 + WiFi + Cities), you can optimize the targeting of the traffic source.
For instance, if the survey offer is performing well for Android 11 + Chrome 108 + WiFi + Cities, we will focus on buying traffic only from this segment.
For tier 1 GEOs, it's recommended to use a whitelist and target only a few publisher IDs due to the high cost of traffic. For other GEOs, the campaign can run on CPA bid mode without a black or whitelist, allowing for maximum potential revenue.
My return on investment (ROI) was approximately 50%, which means I earned around $120+ yesterday alone. There is still potential for scaling as well.
Here's the revenue proof for the trafficback offer from yesterday: [proof screenshot].
The portion of earnings received from Push yesterday that is distributed among the parties involved.
The traffic type used in this method is pop traffic, with CPA bidding mode preferred, although it's possible to work with CPM/CPC if you're willing to put in the extra work. The GEOs targeted are worldwide.
For monetization, the method uses push subscription revenue share and traffic back CPA offers. It's crucial to invest in a tracker to manage the campaigns effectively. It's recommended to use a cloud-based tracker to avoid server management issues, especially when dealing with pop traffic, which can result in significant server problems due to high traffic volume.
Here are the detailed steps for using CPA bid mode in this method:
Step 1: Set up your offer, affiliate network, and postback on your tracker.
Step 2: Set up your first campaign using CPA bid mode. Use your push revenue share landing page as the landing page link in your tracker.
It's important to set up a postback for your traffic back offers. There is no need to set up a postback for push subscriber collections unless you want to.
The link for the first campaign should go to the push revenue share offer, which serves as the landing page link in the tracker. From there, the traffic should be redirected to the trafficback campaign link, which is the offer link in the tracker.
Step 3: Use the minimum CPA bid of $0.01 for each conversion. Ensure that your traffic source permits you to increase the bid later. This bid will be increased based on the total daily revenue, which includes daily push revenue share and revenue from trafficback offer. It's crucial to set the bid at the minimum CPA bid allowed because bids can be increased but not decreased. I haven't seen any traffic sources that allow decreasing the CPA bid so far.
Step 4: Next, we run the campaign and target all android mobile/ browser versions/ all network connections. Try to be as general in your targeting as possible. By being less targeted, you allow your traffic source system to optimize the traffic volume using their inhouse system.
Here are the suggested offer verticals for trafficback:
a) Survey offers - Low payout but high conversion rate
b) Mobile CPI - VPN/Utilities - Lower conversion rate but potential for higher revenue
c) APK - Higher conversion rate for tier 3 GEOs
d) Sweepstakes - Extremely low conversion rate (less than 0.3%) but decent payout (usually $0.40 up to $30) e) Direct Link/Mainstream Smartlink (use as a last resort as performance is highly variable and unpredictable)
Once the campaign has been running for a while and you have collected at least three conversions for each parameter (such as Android 11 + Chrome 108 + WiFi + Cities), you can optimize the targeting of the traffic source.
For instance, if the survey offer is performing well for Android 11 + Chrome 108 + WiFi + Cities, we will focus on buying traffic only from this segment.
For tier 1 GEOs, it's recommended to use a whitelist and target only a few publisher IDs due to the high cost of traffic. For other GEOs, the campaign can run on CPA bid mode without a black or whitelist, allowing for maximum potential revenue.
My return on investment (ROI) was approximately 50%, which means I earned around $120+ yesterday alone. There is still potential for scaling as well.
Here's the revenue proof for the trafficback offer from yesterday: [proof screenshot].
The portion of earnings received from Push yesterday that is distributed among the parties involved.
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