Promoting CPA using Youtube Shorts

[Fallsen]

Hello everyone,

I hope you're all doing well. I've been involved in the online money-making game since 2016, and it has been quite a roller coaster ride. I've tried my hand at various ventures, including CPA, blogging, affiliate marketing, and e-commerce on platforms like eBay and Shopify. Unfortunately, I find myself back at square one, but that's okay.

Out of all the business models I've explored, CPA has been the one I enjoyed the most. Today, I want to share my journey with this strategy for two simple reasons: to exchange knowledge and hopefully provide something useful to everyone here, and to motivate myself by knowing that there are people in this forum eagerly awaiting my updates.

The strategy I'm currently focusing on is fairly straightforward. I create YouTube short videos within a specific niche and incorporate CPA links to generate revenue. I already have a channel, but recently the engagement has dropped significantly from 100 to almost 0, and I'm unsure of the reasons behind it. Nevertheless, I plan to continue posting 4 to 5 videos per day on this channel for another 2 or 3 days. If I don't see any improvement, I'll explore the option of starting a new channel.

At the moment, I'm in the process of creating my second channel. I'll provide you all with updates soon.

 

[ThinkFlash]

I will keep an eye on your progress

 

[Canyonsu]

Good luck on your journey! CPA is the fastest way to bounce back if you hit rock bottom.

 

[HorrayScoop]

What CPA network do you think is best? Where did you put your affiliate link in the video?

 

[Verigent]

Hello everyone,

I hope you're all doing well. I've been involved in the online money-making game since 2016, and it has been quite a roller coaster ride. I've tried my hand at various ventures, including CPA, blogging, affiliate marketing, and e-commerce on platforms like eBay and Shopify. Unfortunately, I find myself back at square one, but that's okay.

Out of all the business models I've explored, CPA has been the one I enjoyed the most. Today, I want to share my journey with this strategy for two simple reasons: to exchange knowledge and hopefully provide something useful to everyone here, and to motivate myself by knowing that there are people in this forum eagerly awaiting my updates.

The strategy I'm currently focusing on is fairly straightforward. I create YouTube short videos within a specific niche and incorporate CPA links to generate revenue. I already have a channel, but recently the engagement has dropped significantly from 100 to almost 0, and I'm unsure of the reasons behind it. Nevertheless, I plan to continue posting 4 to 5 videos per day on this channel for another 2 or 3 days. If I don't see any improvement, I'll explore the option of starting a new channel.

At the moment, I'm in the process of creating my second channel. I'll provide you all with updates soon.

Someone mentioned that links are being taken out of the comment section, but I’m not sure if that’s true.

 

[WalkerWunder]

I'm following along. Good luck, my friend!

 

[Canyonsu]

Someone mentioned that links are being taken out of the comment section, but I’m not sure if that’s true.

If you mention your link in the video, you don't need to worry too much about it.

 

[BlackP]

Avoid adding a link to every video.

 

[GrinderTainted]

I wouldn't rely on just one channel for your CPA+YT journey. Try using more accounts to get better results.

 

[Canyonsu]

I wouldn't rely on just one channel for your CPA+YT journey. Try using more accounts to get better results.

That's right! You should keep the number of videos on each channel low so you don't risk losing the whole channel if one video gets a strike.

 

[Fallsen]

What CPA network do you think is best? Where did you put your affiliate link in the video?

I haven't decided which CPA network to work with yet, but since I've worked with CPA before, I have accounts with different networks like CPAGrip, MaxBounty, OGAds, Mobidea, and others. If you're new to this, I'd recommend starting with CPAGrip or CPABuild because they work well and are beginner-friendly.

As for the links, I'm just posting videos on the channel without any links for now to avoid issues. But I think I'll start putting them in the comment section soon.

 

[Fallsen]

Someone mentioned that links are being taken out of the comment section, but I’m not sure if that’s true.

Oh, really! What about the description section? Is it okay to put the link there? And if the link goes to a landing page instead of a direct offer, would it still get flagged as spam?

 

[Fallsen]

If you mention your link in the video, you don't need to worry too much about it.

When you say "inside the video," do you mean showing the link in the video so users have to type it manually? If so, does that actually work? Or are you talking about just putting the link in the description?

 

[Fallsen]

Avoid adding a link to every video.

Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking too. I’m considering creating a separate domain for each channel so if one gets banned, they won’t be connected. I’m also thinking of posting one video with a link and another without, and switching it up like that. It’s just an idea for now; I haven’t started that process yet.

 

[Fallsen]

I wouldn't rely on just one channel for your CPA+YT journey. Try using more accounts to get better results.

Yes, I’ll definitely create multiple channels. I’m just trying to avoid getting flagged right now, so I’m taking it slow.

 

[Fallsen]

That's right! You should keep the number of videos on each channel low so you don't risk losing the whole channel if one video gets a strike.

How many videos do you recommend posting on each channel per day?

 

[Josefribetr]

Good luck on your journey! I have a question—why do so many people prefer using CPA with YouTube Shorts instead of affiliate marketing? Does it work better?

 

[Fallsen]

Good luck on your journey! I have a question—why do so many people prefer using CPA with YouTube Shorts instead of affiliate marketing? Does it work better?

You can also try affiliate marketing, and I’m planning to test it too. But to answer your question, CPA marketing usually takes less work. For example, just using an email submit offer, you could make around $22 a day with YouTube Shorts. I think it's simpler.

 

[HorrayScoop]

Do you use any tools to automate things?

 

[Tensco]

I think YouTube has been limiting the reach of Shorts lately. I'm getting only about 2-6 views per video. Has anyone else been having the same problem?