Show HN: an alternative to AdSense
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Show HN: an alternative to AdSense
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Re: Show HN: an alternative to AdSense
#2Instead of being paid per click like adsense, you get paid per action (such as a signup or purchase) we've found this works better with sites that add value.
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#4If you're being paid per action, are you not then relying on the ability of the advertisers to convert your clicks?
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#5If you're being paid per action, are you not then relying on the ability of the advertisers to convert your clicks?
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#6If you're being paid per action, are you not then relying on the ability of the advertisers to convert your clicks?
I would be very interested in hearing how it's done if I'm wrong, though.
I suppose it's kind of the same with an affiliate program, but on an ad network with thousands of participants, it seems much more uncertain.
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#8Congrats on launching this. You've picked quite a battle and quite a market to get into but hope it all goes well.
Re: Show HN: an alternative to AdSense
#9If you're being paid per action, are you not then relying on the ability of the advertisers to convert your clicks?
Re: Show HN: an alternative to AdSense
#10If you're being paid per action, are you not then relying on the ability of the advertisers to convert your clicks?
Also, you're kind of at the advertiser's mercy on how reliable they are about reporting conversions, right? I can't see how the ad network could audit conversions with certainty, unless they were also processing the payments. I would be very interested in hearing how it's done if I'm wrong, though. I suppose it's kind of the same with an affiliate program, but on an ad network with thousands of participants, it seems…
A ping script, from the ad network, on the transaction completion page is all that's needed. Pretty straight forward.