How to Contact Advertiser Directly for a Good Loan Offer

[godfree]

I'm currently running a loan offer called nerdwallet. Many affiliate networks have this offer, and their tracking links all use the same tracking domain.

Our profits from running it with the networks are very low, so we'd like to connect directly with advertisers. I tried contacting customer service on the nerdwallet website, but received no response.

I'd like to know if there is any other way to contact them, thank you.

 

[kimback]

You could try reaching out to them through LinkedIn and finding someone on their partnerships or business development team. Sometimes, support emails are simply ignored, but if you connect directly with the right person, you’ll have better luck. Also, check if they have a dedicated affiliate/partner page hidden somewhere on their site.

 

[T J Tutor]

What does your affiliate manager have to say abut this?

 

[Graybeard]

They (Nerdwallet) are probably not wanting to manage affiliates. Managing affiliates requires a lot of resources—in fact I looked at their website, there is no link to an in-house affiliate program.

 

[T J Tutor]

there is no link to an in-house affiliate program.

...but their offers are in several networks and they do have aff managers. That doesn't necessarily mean they'll be helpful!

 

[Graybeard]

Our profits from running it with the networks are very low, so we'd like to connect directly with advertisers. I tried contacting customer service on the nerdwallet website, but received no response.

I was responding to the OP's statement above.
It all boils down to volume of conversions by the affiliate for the network, whether the network is going to sacrifice
part of their profit to satisfy an affiliate, so that's where we are.

 

[Batruhant]

I just look up companies I'm interested in, visit their sites, and use their contact or partnership forms. Sometimes LinkedIn helps if you're trying to reach the right person directly.

 

[simhakidsden]

To contact an advertiser directly for a good loan offer, visit their official website or ad listing, use provided phone or email details, and verify authenticity before sharing personal information.

 

[StarBurst Affiliates]

I'm currently running a loan offer called nerdwallet. Many affiliate networks have this offer, and their tracking links all use the same tracking domain.

Our profits from running it with the networks are very low, so we'd like to connect directly with advertisers. I tried contacting customer service on the nerdwallet website, but received no response.

I'd like to know if there is any other way to contact them, thank you.

Your concerned is reasonable, tho it's harsh but reality is these direct advertiser's are very rare to response. They have large network of pubs working with them, generating good amount of money which is why they are way to loaded to respond on time.

Which is why network like us exsist, tho the margin is a bit low but at the end, it's win win situation. I tried several time to reach the advertiser but got no response, and i don't blame them tbh.

Tho if you're looking for loan offers like nerdwallet with low jumps to generate good revenue, you can reach me out. Also if you specialize in loan niche, i can provide you many other options as well that are top converting from mostly direct advertiser

 

[StarBurst Affiliates]

...but their offers are in several networks and they do have aff managers. That doesn't necessarily mean they'll be helpful!

mostly these types of offers are managed by Awin or CJ affiliates, because there, they don't need to manage pubs or traffic matrix them self. It's all the partner platform that looks after them, i have seen a lot of affiliate offers coming through CJ as they are most reliable one

 

[StarBurst Affiliates]

I just look up companies I'm interested in, visit their sites, and use their contact or partnership forms. Sometimes LinkedIn helps if you're trying to reach the right person directly.

Exactly, also performance matrix handy helps quick the process

Also, what verticals do you work with?