[Case Study] Vogacloset CPS + Middle East (ROI 138%)
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Hello There!
Here are Mohamed Morsy and Ayman Bendary, providing you with one of our case studies!
Have you seen a popunder case study with a CPS offer? Do you still think that CPS can only generate lower ROIs with Popunder ads? So here are the details of my campaign:
| Ad format: Popunder Affiliate program: Admitad Offer: Vogacloset CPS The campaign period: Nov 11, 2019 – Mar 11, 2020 GEOs: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, United Arab Emirates Spent: $5577 Revenue: $13303 Net profit: $7723 ROI: 138% |
Stats from the Affiliate Network:
Stats from PropellerAds:
Stats from my tracker:
My creatives
I used only direct linking, so there was no pre-lander.
I found out that the offer allows using popunders, so with no hesitation, I went to test the offer and GEOs at PropellerAds, because I knew they definitely had this particular type of traffic.
Also, PropellerAds has massive volumes of real popunder traffic (compared to any other network).
My Campaign
First, I decided to run a CPA Goal campaign to test the offer targeting different GEOs.
After some days, I got a tiny idea about the segment that could convert well for lower CPAs. I kept my CPA GOAL running, at the same time watching my tracker to see what I can do to optimize this campaign.
I made a lot of campaigns that targeted segments of the traffic depending on what PropellerAds provides us in targeting options like the Device, OS, Browsers, etc.
I am a guy who loves manual setups and settings and having more control over his campaigns, so I stopped my CPA Goal campaign and went on with my CPM and SmartCPM Campaigns.
I kept optimizing these campaigns for nearly 4 months.
My strategy in terms of scaling was to have control over each segment of traffic across the 5 different countries, targeting different devices, OSs, language, zones, etc.
It’s simple if you want to succeed: find which traffic segments bring you profit and focus on them!
Lately, I was running more than 25 campaigns simultaneously for the same offer but with different segments and bids.
I could tell you how my campaigns were structured, but in my opinion, this might not work for you. The thing that will work for you every time is your mindset and way of thinking and optimizing!
I have run a lot of popunder campaigns, and each time I make a profit. I think that I managed to create a winning structure that adapts to the current situation, test results, and what my tracker tells me.
A lesson from this offer & campaign
I doubted if this offer could be scaled or not. In November and December, the first 2 months of this campaign, I didn’t give it much attention. I regret not going aggressively and doing hard work from the first day, I hope you learn from my mistakes!
Here’s the stats breakdown by month:
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