Affiliate networks that pay often for people with tight advertising budgets?

[RihardsLV]

So I scraped up a few hundred $ and ran some PPC campaigns for a Clickbank offer, got three sales.

Turns out you need at least 5 orders and even then you have to wait a mighty long time for them to pay you out, for someone like me with such a tight budget I can't keep running campaigns for that entire time.

So, are there any networks that will pay you for example weekly? Or even daily? I googled, but I couldn't find anything concise.

 

[Strickland]

Affiliate networks have their own problems with people trying all sorts to scam a few sales here and there. That's why they have thresholds and payment terms.
I know a few that have minimuim payouts of $50, and thats very low but most are around $100 to $500. The ones I use pay weekly as long as I hit the threshold.
It depends what vertical your in, what traffic you use and what your monthly budget is will determine which network is best for you.
In my opinion running a ppc campaign to a clickbank offer is not the best start in affiliate marketing, it's what those classic paid for course "make $500 a day" type crap will teach. Clickbank can work but over all it has a very high refund rate and most of the stuff on there is crapier than the crappy course teaching people how to sell it.

 

[RihardsLV]

Affiliate networks have their own problems with people trying all sorts to scam a few sales here and there. That's why they have thresholds and payment terms.
I know a few that have minimuim payouts of $50, and thats very low but most are around $100 to $500. The ones I use pay weekly as long as I hit the threshold.
It depends what vertical your in, what traffic you use and what your monthly budget is will determine which network is best for you.
In my opinion running a ppc campaign to a clickbank offer is not the best start in affiliate marketing, it's what those classic paid for course "make $500 a day" type crap will teach. Clickbank can work but over all it has a very high refund rate and most of the stuff on there is crapier than the crappy course teaching you how to sell it.

I've never taken a course, seemed like a good start, but I was wrong, don't like clickbank anymore.
The minimum payout isn't a problem, the frequency of the payouts is.

I'm doing pretty much just search ads on bing, (was atleast) but I was also building a email list.

So, can you tell me some good networks?

 

[Strickland]

What niche are you targeting @RihardsLV?
How many subs do you have on your list, and do you know what tier they are?

 

[RihardsLV]

What niche are you targeting @RihardsLV?
How many subs do you have on your list, and do you know what tier they are?

I was promoting a health product - a supplement by brand bidding. I have 19 subscribers which are from 119 clicks, I know it's not a lot. I don't know what tier.
I'm open to new niches too.

 

[Strickland]

Health products are always good, lots of demand, and 19 subs from 119 clicks is very good, what ever you did there you did it right.
If I were you I'd take a look at Mobidea, they're easy to work with and have a $50 minimum payout. They don't do much in the way of health product (nutra) but they have alot of other stuff that converts well.
They have a very good blog along side the network with some great learning material. Might be worth a look.
My advice is to pick a niche, choose a traffic type and stick with it wothout distraction.

 

[RihardsLV]

Health products are always good, lots of demand, and 19 subs from 119 clicks is very good, what ever you did there you did it right.
If I were you I'd take a look at Mobidea, they're easy to work with and have a $50 minimum payout. They don't do much in the way of health product (nutra) but they have alot of other stuff that converts well.
They have a very good blog along side the network with some great learning material. Might be worth a look.
My advice is to pick a niche, choose a traffic type and stick with it wothout distraction.

Thank you for the info. On their website it says it's a mobile network, on my last campaign for example, the vast majority of clicks and traffic came from computers, will this be a problem?

 

[Strickland]

As far as I know most of the offers there take desktop traffic, your best bet is to check with your affiliate manager before running a campaign.

 

[RihardsLV]

As far as I know most of the offers there take desktop traffic, your best bet is to check with your affiliate manager before running a campaign.

Okay, thank you, seems like it says on the offer directly, but I don't know if this is the right network for me, the biggest payout for an offer is 41 euros, and mostly stuff like sweepstakes or adult.

 

[Strickland]

Have you tried JVzoo or CJ.com, might be more up your street. Not sure of the terms though.

 

[RihardsLV]

Have you tried JVzoo or CJ.com, might be more up your street. Not sure of the terms though.

JVZoo can delay commissions for 90 days.