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  1. Verticals and offers
  2. /White hat products in arbitrage

Contents

  1. Offer and unit economics
  2. Sources
  3. Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase
  4. Scaling and Common Mistakes

Offer and unit economics

A white hat product is most often simply a product that does what the creative promises. However, replicas of branded watches and "famous brand sneakers for half price" don't qualify (due to poor moderation on many platforms).

Calculate the economics before launch. For a COD offer, there's only one benchmark: how much you actually earn per lead. Accordingly, there's an EPL metric = bid x approval.

Example: bid $14, approval 55% = EPL $7.7. With a target ROI of 30%, we can find a ceiling for CPL = 7.7 : 1.3 = $5.9. If during testing we see that leads are selling for $8, we can either fine-tune the combination (try changing the creative, playing with the pre-landing page settings) or test other offers.

So, what should we test first?

  • Actual approval rate over the last 7-14 days for your GEO and source. The figure "up to 40%" in the description means nothing—it's best to check with your affiliate manager.
  • The landing page price relative to the market. If the same product is cheaper on a local marketplace, the conversion rate and approval rate are unlikely to be high.
  • Hold and other rules. How many days is the hold period, what is considered fraud, and do call center call recordings for your leads?

On to the next topic

  • White lead generation in affiliate marketing
  • The Financial Vertical in Affmarketing
  • What is the sweepstakes?
  1. Verticals and offers
  2. /White hat products in arbitrage

Contents

  1. Offer and unit economics
  2. Sources
  3. Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase
  4. Scaling and Common Mistakes

Offer and unit economics

A white hat product is most often simply a product that does what the creative promises. However, replicas of branded watches and "famous brand sneakers for half price" don't qualify (due to poor moderation on many platforms).

Calculate the economics before launch. For a COD offer, there's only one benchmark: how much you actually earn per lead. Accordingly, there's an EPL metric = bid x approval.

Example: bid $14, approval 55% = EPL $7.7. With a target ROI of 30%, we can find a ceiling for CPL = 7.7 : 1.3 = $5.9. If during testing we see that leads are selling for $8, we can either fine-tune the combination (try changing the creative, playing with the pre-landing page settings) or test other offers.

So, what should we test first?

  • Actual approval rate over the last 7-14 days for your GEO and source. The figure "up to 40%" in the description means nothing—it's best to check with your affiliate manager.
  • The landing page price relative to the market. If the same product is cheaper on a local marketplace, the conversion rate and approval rate are unlikely to be high.
  • Hold and other rules. How many days is the hold period, what is considered fraud, and do call center call recordings for your leads?

On to the next topic

  • White lead generation in affiliate marketing
  • The Financial Vertical in Affmarketing
  • What is the sweepstakes?
  1. Verticals and offers
  2. /White hat products in arbitrage

Contents

  1. Offer and unit economics
  2. Sources
  3. Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase
  4. Scaling and Common Mistakes

Offer and unit economics

A white hat product is most often simply a product that does what the creative promises. However, replicas of branded watches and "famous brand sneakers for half price" don't qualify (due to poor moderation on many platforms).

Calculate the economics before launch. For a COD offer, there's only one benchmark: how much you actually earn per lead. Accordingly, there's an EPL metric = bid x approval.

Example: bid $14, approval 55% = EPL $7.7. With a target ROI of 30%, we can find a ceiling for CPL = 7.7 : 1.3 = $5.9. If during testing we see that leads are selling for $8, we can either fine-tune the combination (try changing the creative, playing with the pre-landing page settings) or test other offers.

So, what should we test first?

  • Actual approval rate over the last 7-14 days for your GEO and source. The figure "up to 40%" in the description means nothing—it's best to check with your affiliate manager.
  • The landing page price relative to the market. If the same product is cheaper on a local marketplace, the conversion rate and approval rate are unlikely to be high.
  • Hold and other rules. How many days is the hold period, what is considered fraud, and do call center call recordings for your leads?

On to the next topic

  • White lead generation in affiliate marketing
  • The Financial Vertical in Affmarketing
  • What is the sweepstakes?
  1. Verticals and offers
  2. /White hat products in arbitrage

Contents

  1. Offer and unit economics
  2. Sources
  3. Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase
  4. Scaling and Common Mistakes

Offer and unit economics

A white hat product is most often simply a product that does what the creative promises. However, replicas of branded watches and "famous brand sneakers for half price" don't qualify (due to poor moderation on many platforms).

Calculate the economics before launch. For a COD offer, there's only one benchmark: how much you actually earn per lead. Accordingly, there's an EPL metric = bid x approval.

Example: bid $14, approval 55% = EPL $7.7. With a target ROI of 30%, we can find a ceiling for CPL = 7.7 : 1.3 = $5.9. If during testing we see that leads are selling for $8, we can either fine-tune the combination (try changing the creative, playing with the pre-landing page settings) or test other offers.

So, what should we test first?

  • Actual approval rate over the last 7-14 days for your GEO and source. The figure "up to 40%" in the description means nothing—it's best to check with your affiliate manager.
  • The landing page price relative to the market. If the same product is cheaper on a local marketplace, the conversion rate and approval rate are unlikely to be high.
  • Hold and other rules. How many days is the hold period, what is considered fraud, and do call center call recordings for your leads?

On to the next topic

  • White lead generation in affiliate marketing
  • The Financial Vertical in Affmarketing
  • What is the sweepstakes?

Sources

  • Facebook and Instagram. After Meta's transition to the Andromeda system, targeting essentially determines the creative, not the interests. The working structure for a white label product is one campaign per objective, a broad audience, and 10-20 truly different creatives in the ad set. The algorithm combines variations of the same image with different text into a single ad, so vary your approach: demonstration, before/after problem, unboxing, comparison with similar ads. And be sure to set up CAPI.
  • TikTok Creative ideas last 5-10 days, after which they begin to fade, and very quickly. In terms of working approaches, a standard demo works best: the product in hand, the sound of actual use, and the first two seconds show the result, not the logo. You can also try UGC and other Facebook approaches.
  • YouTube Shorts and Demand Gen. They accelerate more slowly, but generate stable traffic to products with clear demos: tools, kitchen gadgets, and cars. Check that the offer allows Google searches and doesn't prohibit branded keywords.

Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase

While approval is primarily influenced by the call center, the landing page also has a significant impact: a person who knows the price, delivery time, and payment upon receipt in advance is less likely to hang up. What else should you consider when working with?

  • Form: name and phone number, GEO mask for the number, and a call validator is essential (to improve traffic quality).
  • Language: ideally, translations should be reviewed by a native speaker. Machine translation into, say, Romanian or Vietnamese immediately undermines trust.
  • Flood Hours: Launch traffic ONLY when the GEO call center is open. A lead who gets a call back in five minutes and a lead who gets a call in the morning are two completely different scenarios.
  • Thank-you page: a second offer or an upsell. A couple of percent of additional monetization often makes the difference between profit and profit.

Scaling and Common Mistakes

Scale your budget in 20-30% increments every day or two, as long as the CPL remains within reasonable limits. A sudden doubling resets the learning curve and almost always increases the cost per lead. The second option for scaling is to create new campaigns with winning creatives in neighboring GEOs.

Maintain 2-3 offers per GEO. White goods are seasonal: heaters and blankets from September, fairy lights from November, and gardening supplies from March. It's best to launch 3-4 weeks before the Google Trends peak, when the auction is empty.

Sources

  • Facebook and Instagram. After Meta's transition to the Andromeda system, targeting essentially determines the creative, not the interests. The working structure for a white label product is one campaign per objective, a broad audience, and 10-20 truly different creatives in the ad set. The algorithm combines variations of the same image with different text into a single ad, so vary your approach: demonstration, before/after problem, unboxing, comparison with similar ads. And be sure to set up CAPI.
  • TikTok Creative ideas last 5-10 days, after which they begin to fade, and very quickly. In terms of working approaches, a standard demo works best: the product in hand, the sound of actual use, and the first two seconds show the result, not the logo. You can also try UGC and other Facebook approaches.
  • YouTube Shorts and Demand Gen. They accelerate more slowly, but generate stable traffic to products with clear demos: tools, kitchen gadgets, and cars. Check that the offer allows Google searches and doesn't prohibit branded keywords.

Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase

While approval is primarily influenced by the call center, the landing page also has a significant impact: a person who knows the price, delivery time, and payment upon receipt in advance is less likely to hang up. What else should you consider when working with?

  • Form: name and phone number, GEO mask for the number, and a call validator is essential (to improve traffic quality).
  • Language: ideally, translations should be reviewed by a native speaker. Machine translation into, say, Romanian or Vietnamese immediately undermines trust.
  • Flood Hours: Launch traffic ONLY when the GEO call center is open. A lead who gets a call back in five minutes and a lead who gets a call in the morning are two completely different scenarios.
  • Thank-you page: a second offer or an upsell. A couple of percent of additional monetization often makes the difference between profit and profit.

Scaling and Common Mistakes

Scale your budget in 20-30% increments every day or two, as long as the CPL remains within reasonable limits. A sudden doubling resets the learning curve and almost always increases the cost per lead. The second option for scaling is to create new campaigns with winning creatives in neighboring GEOs.

Maintain 2-3 offers per GEO. White goods are seasonal: heaters and blankets from September, fairy lights from November, and gardening supplies from March. It's best to launch 3-4 weeks before the Google Trends peak, when the auction is empty.

Sources

  • Facebook and Instagram. After Meta's transition to the Andromeda system, targeting essentially determines the creative, not the interests. The working structure for a white label product is one campaign per objective, a broad audience, and 10-20 truly different creatives in the ad set. The algorithm combines variations of the same image with different text into a single ad, so vary your approach: demonstration, before/after problem, unboxing, comparison with similar ads. And be sure to set up CAPI.
  • TikTok Creative ideas last 5-10 days, after which they begin to fade, and very quickly. In terms of working approaches, a standard demo works best: the product in hand, the sound of actual use, and the first two seconds show the result, not the logo. You can also try UGC and other Facebook approaches.
  • YouTube Shorts and Demand Gen. They accelerate more slowly, but generate stable traffic to products with clear demos: tools, kitchen gadgets, and cars. Check that the offer allows Google searches and doesn't prohibit branded keywords.

Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase

While approval is primarily influenced by the call center, the landing page also has a significant impact: a person who knows the price, delivery time, and payment upon receipt in advance is less likely to hang up. What else should you consider when working with?

  • Form: name and phone number, GEO mask for the number, and a call validator is essential (to improve traffic quality).
  • Language: ideally, translations should be reviewed by a native speaker. Machine translation into, say, Romanian or Vietnamese immediately undermines trust.
  • Flood Hours: Launch traffic ONLY when the GEO call center is open. A lead who gets a call back in five minutes and a lead who gets a call in the morning are two completely different scenarios.
  • Thank-you page: a second offer or an upsell. A couple of percent of additional monetization often makes the difference between profit and profit.

Scaling and Common Mistakes

Scale your budget in 20-30% increments every day or two, as long as the CPL remains within reasonable limits. A sudden doubling resets the learning curve and almost always increases the cost per lead. The second option for scaling is to create new campaigns with winning creatives in neighboring GEOs.

Maintain 2-3 offers per GEO. White goods are seasonal: heaters and blankets from September, fairy lights from November, and gardening supplies from March. It's best to launch 3-4 weeks before the Google Trends peak, when the auction is empty.

Sources

  • Facebook and Instagram. After Meta's transition to the Andromeda system, targeting essentially determines the creative, not the interests. The working structure for a white label product is one campaign per objective, a broad audience, and 10-20 truly different creatives in the ad set. The algorithm combines variations of the same image with different text into a single ad, so vary your approach: demonstration, before/after problem, unboxing, comparison with similar ads. And be sure to set up CAPI.
  • TikTok Creative ideas last 5-10 days, after which they begin to fade, and very quickly. In terms of working approaches, a standard demo works best: the product in hand, the sound of actual use, and the first two seconds show the result, not the logo. You can also try UGC and other Facebook approaches.
  • YouTube Shorts and Demand Gen. They accelerate more slowly, but generate stable traffic to products with clear demos: tools, kitchen gadgets, and cars. Check that the offer allows Google searches and doesn't prohibit branded keywords.

Landing Page, Call Center, and Purchase

While approval is primarily influenced by the call center, the landing page also has a significant impact: a person who knows the price, delivery time, and payment upon receipt in advance is less likely to hang up. What else should you consider when working with?

  • Form: name and phone number, GEO mask for the number, and a call validator is essential (to improve traffic quality).
  • Language: ideally, translations should be reviewed by a native speaker. Machine translation into, say, Romanian or Vietnamese immediately undermines trust.
  • Flood Hours: Launch traffic ONLY when the GEO call center is open. A lead who gets a call back in five minutes and a lead who gets a call in the morning are two completely different scenarios.
  • Thank-you page: a second offer or an upsell. A couple of percent of additional monetization often makes the difference between profit and profit.

Scaling and Common Mistakes

Scale your budget in 20-30% increments every day or two, as long as the CPL remains within reasonable limits. A sudden doubling resets the learning curve and almost always increases the cost per lead. The second option for scaling is to create new campaigns with winning creatives in neighboring GEOs.

Maintain 2-3 offers per GEO. White goods are seasonal: heaters and blankets from September, fairy lights from November, and gardening supplies from March. It's best to launch 3-4 weeks before the Google Trends peak, when the auction is empty.

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