When every newcomer enters the world of affiliate marketing, he’s normally advised to try out the low-risk email submit types of offers. Why not, I mean email submits are pretty easy to convert. All you need to get a lead is an email of a customer. Also you don’t need to compete for those very high keyword competing keywords Promoting email submits ‘could’ really be the way to start for newbies.
Anyway here in this blog I have written some email submit walkthroughs that I have done (which has become outdated already). The last successful email submit campaign I had was last year when I heavily promoted the Obama vs. McCain thing. The campaign nearly brought me $20+ for almost 1 1/2 straight months and I was promoting them through Copeac.
Just to let you guys know email submits work this way. The merchant ‘is ‘said’ to pay affiliates (us) $1+ for every email submit lead. The truth behind the offer is that when someone enters his email, he is then presented to 20+ more incentivized offers which the merchant runs as an affiliate as well. Affiliates get scrubbed when the certain customer enters his email but never completed 6-7 more offers (both paid and free offers). On some shitty email submits offers, they even demand 15-20 offers to be completed before they even get you the $1.50 per lead! Sucks? Yes it does!
For the customer’s side (our lead) here is how it goes. So what is going to happen about that “free” something on email submit? Well as I’ve said they’d be entered into a larger plethora of offers in which in order to get that freebie, they have to complete those. To be able to complete, they have to purchase something and again in the end, it’s like they just paid that free stuff.
Convert2Media founder Ruck told me in their IRC channel that these types of offers are something that they don’t have control at. So the best thing they did is just to eliminate all email and zip submit offers. If you look around the other affiliate networks, Copeac has taken down all of them as well, Market Leverage on the other hand has lessened theirs. It seems like the once mighty and in-demand type of offer has rapidly plunged down.
So to end this one is it still worth promoting email and zip submit offers? Hmmm, partly? Well if you could go for other higher converting offers that don’t scrub your balls that much then why not just go for them instead? I would very much love to hear your opinion about it
lead scrubbing is normal in zip/email submit offer but as long as we are getting profit from the money we invested then its worth it.
i have a friend who is doing 8x,xxx a month just by promoting 2 zip/email submit 🙂
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Wow! I had not much of knowledge in this field. Something new to learn for me. I will have to do some research on Zips. Any suggestions.
I know one thing for sure Emails are really converting.
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Interesting info, I’ll have to think about this
I already tried them but it never earn me a since cent.
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well i would pretty much guess he couldve had made more if he would promote stuffs outside the email & zip submit types 🙂
he is also promoting per sale type of offer.. so his earning is more than that..
what i’m just saying here is that promoting zip/email is still worth a try..
so if you want to start quick and get an easy conversion go to zip /email.. if you want a challenging campaign then join the hot niche..
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Well. I love this blog. Good work dude.
This sooo sucks. I never knew it works like this.
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first incentivized offers now email submits… i guess it’s the laws of the markets…
any way.. do you know a company that offers incentivized offers?
I test offers myself first before running them. So, I know first hand what the customer has to do in order to convert.