AppCoiner
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Getting Paid From The AppCoiner
The sales pitch states that AppCoiner will monetize your reviews for you and will pay you out weekly, but how does this work?
At first I thought it might be some sort of affiliate marketing at the app store. That was quashed when I realized that neither Apple nor Google has an affiliate scheme for their app stores.
After looking at the sites provided by AppCoiner it became clearer –adverts. Each page of your site will contain 2 adverts, plus whenever someone clicks the buttons to go to the app stores, they are shown another advert and made to wait 10 seconds, and then forced to click a link to continue.
It’s these adverts that will make you money.
Adverts generally pay peanuts, but these are adverts for products on ClickBank, so it is in fact a type of affiliate marketing, so at least pay more in commissions.
As well as that, there is a built in optin form. If anyone signs up they will be sent emails that contain affiliate links with your tag in them.
Traffic, Traffic, Traffic
Due to the nature of the site you’re being provided, the only way to make it even remotely viable is to send vast amounts of traffic to it.
As these sites basically don’t rank, organic SEO is out of the question, which leaves social media and paid traffic.
Buying traffic to send to these sites is a very bad idea. Unless you know what you are doing it’s very easy to pay more on traffic than you get in commissions. That being said it’s a viable option.
Social media is also an option, but again unless you know what you’re doing it could end up with you simply being labelled a spammer.
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Getting Paid From The AppCoiner
The sales pitch states that AppCoiner will monetize your reviews for you and will pay you out weekly, but how does this work?
At first I thought it might be some sort of affiliate marketing at the app store. That was quashed when I realized that neither Apple nor Google has an affiliate scheme for their app stores.
After looking at the sites provided by AppCoiner it became clearer –adverts. Each page of your site will contain 2 adverts, plus whenever someone clicks the buttons to go to the app stores, they are shown another advert and made to wait 10 seconds, and then forced to click a link to continue.
It’s these adverts that will make you money.
Adverts generally pay peanuts, but these are adverts for products on ClickBank, so it is in fact a type of affiliate marketing, so at least pay more in commissions.
As well as that, there is a built in optin form. If anyone signs up they will be sent emails that contain affiliate links with your tag in them.
Traffic, Traffic, Traffic
Due to the nature of the site you’re being provided, the only way to make it even remotely viable is to send vast amounts of traffic to it.
As these sites basically don’t rank, organic SEO is out of the question, which leaves social media and paid traffic.
Buying traffic to send to these sites is a very bad idea. Unless you know what you are doing it’s very easy to pay more on traffic than you get in commissions. That being said it’s a viable option.
Social media is also an option, but again unless you know what you’re doing it could end up with you simply being labelled a spammer.
Tag : AppCoiner , App Coiner, CoinerApp, Coiner App, Paid App Tester, Paid To Test Apps