Clickbank and Bing ads direct linking success

[Graybeard]

I think that is so ambiguous I would aviod them like the plague.

brand bidding?

Stay away from that IMHO
"CB product 'The Lost Book of Remedies'." those are all common words and none of them a registered trademark?

 

[Graybeard]

I've found only about 80-90% of traffic was going through, but recently , perhaps over the past six months it's dropped right down and is now about 25-50% of clicks that get through so nothing is profitable anymore.

I am trying to figure this 'issue' out myself.

• cookie 'slippage' cookies rejected or not found on the fetch; or,
• intentional shaving; or both

IDK, no way to tell without making some test buys.

Right now I want 'in your face' sign ups on rev-share and hopefully they will pay out long term.

 

[Graybeard]

Could be in the browser redirection.
Funny though when I test with my own devises I have no problem with the redirection -- but I am testing with LINUX and a UFW firewall -- no Windows AV.

What I am seeing is that maybe 50% of what I am sending out is being tracked by these affiliate programs. Last time I was using in page push and that is prone to error clicks but the net landed clicks to the end target landing page were like 15% - 30%.

All my own hosting and tracking up to the affiliate program --to tool errors. Nginx webserver logs and my own tracking scripts that are 100% dead on. click-logging too...

Seems rather suspicious all in all.

 

[Graybeard]

This has been like this all year when I was testing traffic. I cannot see inside of a (target) server I have no access to to perhaps quantify the problem.
So, I really cannot say the exact known cause(s).

This was the test thread In page push v. regular push ads