As an advertiser, what is the most you deposited for a test campaign?

Discussion in 'Pay Per Click Advertising' started by cpv4ever, Dec 5, 2013.

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    Looking to test out an ad network, just curious to see the budget on your initial deposit.
     
    cpv4ever, Dec 5, 2013 IP
  2. ufshane

    ufshane Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    The minimum, but always try to plan for at least a week or two for the campaign to fully optimize
     
    ufshane, Dec 12, 2013 IP
  3. csreference

    csreference Member

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    I usually start with $25 or $50 test campaign if an adnetwork does not have a minimum credit requirement. Also, i set enough budget for a day and use GA tracking link to track performance.
     
    csreference, Jan 3, 2014 IP
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    wrekoniz3 Well-Known Member

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    Every network has different minimums which usually reflect the type of clients they are targeting. Where I work at (PremiumCPM) we have a min. of $1,500 other networks like Adorika have a $5,000 min.
     
    wrekoniz3, Jan 3, 2014 IP
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    obay Notable Member

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    I'd deposit the lowest you can do, or at least £5 ($10ish). this can help you plan your program with your network..
     
    obay, Jan 3, 2014 IP
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    Better to start small. For sure it depends on targeting and etc.
     
    Ant0ni, Jan 13, 2014 IP
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    wrekoniz3 Well-Known Member

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    I would kinda disagree with the part about starting small. Yes you want to start off "smaller" / lower than you normally would, but you need enough volume and enough of a budget to get a stable amount of data.
     
    wrekoniz3, Jan 14, 2014 IP