Answer to your second question is that I don’t know about such plugin but I do know about one of the plugin that shows splash screen once your site visitor tries to exit or close the browser. Just google it for the term ‘ exit popup ‘. Hopefully you will find it.

I hope, I have cleared your confusions./

If you are using javascript from those cpa networks that blocks content and force people to complete surveys before accessing your site’s content then it is usual thing that your website visitors will run away.

Answer to your first question is yes. Most of the content blocker CPA companies follow these. But if you get into cpalead.com then there is an option to display surveys with images, videos and a close button. In this way, site visitors have an option whether to take the survey or not.

Answer to your second question is that I don’t know about such plugin but I do know about one of the plugin that shows splash screen once your site visitor tries to exit or close the browser. Just google it for the term ‘ exit popup ‘. Hopefully you will find it.

I hope, I have cleared your confusions.

Thanks for the detail explanation of the CPA marketing. Incidentally, I just place the CPA code to two of my blogs and removed it after 16 hours due to zero click on my adsense. The reason is that after I inserted the CPA code to my blog, a survey panel appear and disallow my visitor to read my blog content until the survey form is clicked.

In another words, the set up of the survey form is forcing to click on it in order to read the content of the blog. I believed many of my visitor turn away because of the set up

Question1: Is this the only way to set up the CPA survey form?
Question2: Is there an option where we can set the java script to a pop up screen either during exit or after 10 seconds when the page is loaded?

There must be a way to handle this.

There were days where you can “pre pop” an offer and make a lot of leads by eliminating addition page in the conversion funnel. “Pre pop” means just loading up the CPA form directly into your landing page.

One way to deal with merchants is to work closely with your affiliate manager and convince them to sign you up, which is what I am doing.

Hope this helps.

~ Esh

Things are getting easier now and I have a good number of offers as I recently applied for about 60-70 offers (expecting to get rejected for most) and surprisingly I had about 40 accepted so I’ve now some work to do to get them all set out and added to my site

I hadn’t really pushed the traffic side of things while growing my site from scratch and had relied on organic and non paid methods so getting more traffic is my next task (alongside lots of other things). Now that my site is filling up and I’m able to promote some big name (UK) offers from the latest ones accepted things are looking up.

I’ve also just hooked up with a successful online entrepreneur who now has his own CPA network which has given me automatic acceptance so that will allow me extra options … onwards and upwards !

Good luck with everything.

Gary

Well said buddy. The more lucrative this business model looks, the more difficult is to get into big networks.

The first thing a newbie must do to join small network to gain some experience all about this business model and then try to join big networks.

Don’t give up.

If you get rejected then send them email asking the particular cause and try to finish the cause of rejection.

You can also call them after submitting your application form and talk to the affiliate manager and tell him how you much you are capable of doing cpa marketing.

Hope this helps,

Best Regards,

Sumer Singh

But there is initially an uphill struggle to get rolling with it.

The major thing is trying to get not only accepted into various networks but actually getting the merchants to accept an application.

I’m getting a few more regular acceptances now but at first I was virtually getting declined for about 90% of offers I applied for !

On one particular CPA network which seemed to have a good spread of offers I got declined so much I just gave up on it and concentrated on a Network that I seemed to get more acceptances.

When a nominated site is new it seems that is a major problem but once you have a site with growing traffic trends then the acceptances become more frequent … tough for new entrants but still worth sticking with it !

I am now getting accepted for some big name offers which is encouraging and my site is only now averaging about 1500 unique visitors per month

A long way to go before I start seeing significant monetary results though in CPA marketing.