Get approved from ANY advertiser in CJ by following my technique.

Hello fellow member,
I'm new to CJ and DigitalPoint.

Couple of questions here.
1/ How does Advertiser review our application? What is their criteria?

2/ I was lucky with my first application. Auto Approve. But it state no PPC advertising. I wonder why? I only know how to do PPC at this point.

3/ Second product needs manual approval.
Do I have to create a landing page (cater to this product)in my Account (Add Website). Is this one of the area that advertiser review?

Thanks
BenJen

 

Good one. Will give it a try.
repped.

 

ok..i added a rep for u...

 

Lol, I have some declined applications. I will try this way, hope get some good news

 

2 points regarding this method:

1) Yes, advertisers may accidentally decline you on the first try if they're in a hurry to go through applications, if your site looks like crap, or if your site doesn't work the first time.

2) No, if you have a site that looks like crap (banner farms, affiliate-related template sites, etc...) or use poor promotional methods, you probably won't get accepted even with a CJ mail or email to the advertiser. The majority of publishers who contact merchants who I work with do NOT get into the program after they've been rejected the first time (I'm very careful when it comes to evaluating affiliate sites).

It never hurts to ask, but please... don't pester the merchant after they reply to you! Also, don't be rude & don't claim to have 10,000,000 visitors each month when you contact the merchant... affiliate managers aren't stupid, they can easily see through you.

 

tvmatt - i agree with your points. But sometimes advts decline to test whether the publisher is really interested in the program and will approve only upon the request which we send.

 

Forget CJ, signup with axill.com

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axill sucks. most of their offers do not track and the payout is very very low

 

I'm not aware of ANY advertisers who decline publishers to test whether or not they're interested. This would piss off CJPs & 5-bar affiliates, and is not a good strategy. In the end, it just makes more work for the advertiser. Also, CJ would recommend against this practice because CJPs do complain to their account reps, and that feedback makes it way back to merchants through the merchant's account rep at CJ.

I can say with confidence that no large advertisers or ad agencies employ this practice on CJ, from my experience as a publisher & on the advertiser side as well.