My Review on Creative Clicks

I got an email a month ago from a company named Creative Clicks which wants to buy my site’s traffic, first I was skeptic as I never heard about them looked up reviews about them and got to this forum.
(I decided to write this comment as I had an experience different then what I read here)
the network I was using before I started with Creative Clicks (PopAds), started to have poorer results every week and their support was so slow with their replies, So I decided to check Creative Clicks.

On the first day, the rates were not great.

Surprisingly on the second day they got me the best rates I ever had with my traffic!
most of my traffic comes from US, CA, DE, NL & BR and I have sent about 100k pop impressions on that day which made me 500$.

In the month that has passed since then, the rates kept on being high and stable.

In brief,

Pros -

- High CPM ads with pops and banners.
- Quick and friendly support team.
- Accept different types of payment methods such as Bank wire, Payoneer, PayPal & Bitcoin.

Cons –

- Bitcoin payments may be slower than other methods as it’s got delayed for me for a few days.
- Anti-ad block solution is not working on some geos.

 

very great experience... good luck

 

Their registration page is broken (http://creativeclicks.com/publisher-registration/), they do not have a publisher's FAQ section (payout, payment terms etc.) and they do not look like a typical AdNetwork.

http://creativeclicks.com It seems a landing page with really few information for us publishers.

How did you apply?

 

yeah, I saw their site, from my understanding they are working on a new website, but you can contact
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This don't sounds weird a dude who just join digitalpoint to post a "good review" for a ads network what i never hear before? Most of this people they are scam.

 

Not a scam bud, I was looking for reviews and I found only one bad review here which doesn't really describe correctly this network, so I thought people should know that there are more options apart from all the old and repeating networks that you see in this forum.