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**jess84** · 05-16-2007, 01:59 PM

anyone have a good list of the newest cpa networks?

**handsome rob** · 05-25-2007, 01:08 PM

Check my sig, neverblue has been putting out well for me.

**john546** · 06-12-2007, 01:53 AM

There is a large list of most of the top and some of the top new networks listed in my sig. Which ones are new, I'm not 100% sure. They just get added as we find them or they submit their network to us.

**AnnieM** · 06-30-2007, 09:48 PM

I manage a large nonprofit, content-heavy web site whose subject is fraud awareness, recognition, and prevention education and free fraud victim advocacy. We have been on the 'net for nearly 8 years and run an average of 10,000 pageviews per day and climbing. We have close to 2,000 pages counting our online database.

We are completely revamping the web site for SEO, affiliate marketing, our own product sales, and AdSense. Even though AdSense has not been optimized, we pull down ~$200/mo.

We are signed up with CPA Empire. As those of you who are signed up with CPA's know, there are few products that fit well into the type of content we offer. On the other hand, one of our best-sellers has nothing whatsoever to do with our content.

My question is this: have any of you had any experience with CPA off-content ads and if so, do you have any suggestions?

Annie

**AnnieM** · 07-01-2007, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by handsome rob

Check my sig, neverblue has been putting out well for me.

Whoa Rob! Extreme video at its best. Loren Feldman is absolutely right, and I know that from personal experience. I've built and built and built my website and my organization from scratch and without knowing diddly about what I was doing. But I do know where I want to go.

Now I have to learn how to make money. I've read all the biggies, know some of them personally because when I started on the web they'd only been on board maybe a year or two. This was back in the day when even Corey Rudl answered his own emails. I've spent hundreds of dollars on How-To's written by the original big 6.

None of it took. Why? Because it was more important to me to build a reputable web site than to make money to support it. I had no feel for making money at all. None. But I was there at 3AM, doing research and pounding away.

Now making money is important and I've honed the emotional requirement, the driving need to make money to a very, very sharp point. Some people find the hunger early, others have to use grit and sandpaper to build the hunger.

It takes work to understand cyber buying psychology. It takes work to develop the feel for the right combinations.

No need to ask where I am in the wee hours.

**handsome rob** · 07-03-2007, 11:02 AM

Are you referring to the site in your sig? If so, PM me because I read something a week or two ago that might be useful for you.

Ps. Is that a Mary Cassatt in your avatar?

**imported_thevirus** · 07-03-2007, 11:55 PM

Is there really any difference between CPA and Pay Per Lead, because in my network directory I just combined them both.