I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic

[Ariel-ActiveRevenue]

there’s no universal “best network.” some networks look amazing for one vertical and terrible for another.

here are the real questions -

1 - what offer type?
2 - what geo?
3 - what traffic format?
4 - what optimization tolerance?

traffic quality often depends on how well the campaign fits the model.

 

[Whiteweaver]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

It depends on vertical, but push/native often varies by GEO and optimization.
Evadav worked better for me compared to some mid-tier networks — stable volume and multiple formats

 

[DoubleImpactPR]

We've tested about 12 - 15 different traffic sources recently with a certain client of mine.

Some of those options are more of an under the counter, or not those that you'd find everywhere.

But without knowing what you'd what to promote, and how (what formats are you looking for)

It's impossible to give a proper recommendation.

Asking about "what's the best ad network" is like asking "what's the best car"

It solely depends on what your requirements are, and what you're needing it for.

 

[Zajurus]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

Check out Evadav — reliable push/pop network. Good volumes, nice interface, works great for CPA offers in EU and LatAm.

 

[Mezicage]

Try Evadav if you need a reliable push network. Good for scaling in Tier-2/3 geos.

 

[Makhen]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

If you're going to place push notifications on your site, I recommend using Monetag, which works really well for this format. You can also monetize your traffic with other formats from this company, or simply install their multitag, which shows relevant ads for each site by installing a single code snippet.

 

[jorge1243]

it depends on what you are promoting, a network can work great for one offer and completely flop for another

 

[Adoperator Team]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

We are quite solid What are you worries about?

 

[AdsCompass]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

If you're looking for an ad network to buy traffic — worth checking out AdsCompass alongside whatever else you're testing. Direct publisher traffic, solid volumes across most GEOs, Push and Pop tend to work well for affiliate offers. Minimum deposit is $50 so the barrier to test is pretty low

 

[Crownstar0011]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

FatAds is decent for specific verticals like aggressive lead-gen and nutra, and their tracking holds up well. But if you’re planning to run their top-converting offers on tier-1 traffic sources like Facebook or Google, the network choice is only 20% of the battle.

The real issue with networks in that space is that their default landers and direct links are heavily flagged by ad network crawlers. If you don't wrap their offers in a clean infrastructure—meaning a solid multi-step cloaking setup, high-tier residential proxies, and unique safe pages your ads accounts will get taken down before you can even backtest the network's conversion rates. Are you planning to run their offers via search, paid social, or native?

 

[Maveron]

I'm looking for a solid network to run traffic. Is FatAds good?

FatAds is okay, but Evadav has been more consistent for me across different verticals. Formats are flexible and support actually replies.