How to Make Money With CPA Offers
CPA Offers - What Are They?
CPA stands for: Cost Per Action. What it basically is: you promote an offer and you get paid only when a person clicks on your promotion and then follows through with certain requirements in order to get that free iPod, acai berries or whatever the offer is. There are literally thousands of companies that that have CPA offers. Some pay as little as two dollars per CPA offer, others range into the hundreds of dollars. The catch is that you have to sign up and get approved by a CPA company, who are the middlemen, and who are supposed to represent the companies who make the offer. Their main preoccupation is to make sure that you, the CPA affiliate, are following their requirements as you capture leads and send people to the CPA offers. Many people are making a lot of money promoting CPA offers, but as usual, there is a lot of misinformation floating around. So in this series I am going to try to give you the best up-to-date info, and provide you a sort of truth serum to counter the hype, and help you to make money, instead of becoming a victim.
Becoming a CPA Affiliate
To be able to sign up with the better CPA networks you will need to have a quality website or blog up and functioning. The good companies always seem to do two things after you sign up. One is they check out your websites, and if that checks out, then you will receive a personal phone call from one of their reps who will ask you some basic questions to make sure you have at least some basic understanding of what CPA offers are all about and what actions you will be taking to promote them. Now this is important, make sure that your website will be relevant to the CPA offers you will be promoting and make sure that it is completely a white hat site. If you don't know the difference between white hat web strategies and black hat web strategies, then you probably will be alright as far as getting accepted by CPA networks. FYI: White hat is when you follow all of the search engine rules and methodology, while black hat strategies often go beyond just pushing the envelope. Some black hat techniques involve outright fraud and this is what the CPA networks are constantly on the lookout for. After all, they are supposed to represent and protect the interests of the company who is initially making the offer
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