A Brief Dictionary of CPA Marketing

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A Brief Dictionary of CPA Marketing

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To begin to understand the topic of CPA marketing, you need to understand some basic concepts:

Traffic is a flow of Internet users visiting a specific web resource. In CPA marketing, a partner directs visitors to the company's website ("pours" traffic).

Traffic arbitrage is the purchase of users manufacturing email list from one site and redirecting them to another to generate profit.

A lead is a person who has performed a paid action for which a reward follows.

Hold time is the period required by the company to check the lead. Not all of them are paid for. It happens that the client is inflated by active advertising, then the contractor will not receive a reward for him. If the visitor is not simply misled, but deceived by the specialist, then the matter may reach a serious trial. To avoid this, partners try to honestly fulfill their obligations to each other.

Profit is benefit, profit.

Context - contextual advertising.

A teaser is a bright, loud advertisement that attracts attention with a picture or headline.

Offer (English: offer) is an affiliate program implemented through a CPA network.

EPC, or earnings per click , is the cost of a click on an affiliate link.

Fraud (English fraud - fraud) - fake buyers, a common phenomenon in the field of CPA marketing. It is expressed in deceiving webmasters when a company receives an order from a person, sends the goods to the addressee, but no one comes to make a purchase. Due to such fraudulent actions, companies lose money. Simply put, fraud is deception on the Internet. Avoiding such traps is not easy. Many earn good money on this.

Ban is a method of blocking Internet users. This measure is sometimes necessary to limit the actions of a forum participant, discussion, community member, potential store buyer that are misleading, cause aggression, and lead to other unfavorable consequences.

4 Myths About Affiliate Marketing CPA
As in any other field, there are many misconceptions when it comes to CPA marketing. Let's try to dispel some of the established myths.

Myth #1: How is affiliate marketing different from CPA marketing?
Many people think that affiliate marketing and CPA marketing are not identical concepts. But the essence of the first and second phenomena contains common features. Only specific actions of resource visitors are subject to payment.

There are two compensation models in CPA marketing:

per sale (CPS),

per lead (CPL).

A company that attracts a partner who is ready to take on all advertising has the right to choose for what actions and what amount it will pay the contractor (for registration, subscription, sale, etc.). Often these two models are perfectly combined within the framework of one offer.

We come to the conclusion that affiliate and CPA marketing are just two names for the same phenomenon.

Myth #2: CPA Marketing is What Affiliate CPA Networks Do
CPA networks are essentially sub-affiliate structures. They act as an intermediary between the advertiser and the performer and receive a commission from the former for the action stipulated by the agreement. The network then distributes the reward between its partners, acting as a single partner for customers.
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