COPEAC offers programs which can be incentivized, lots of CPA programs CPS programs and much more. Better still, if you earn $8,000 - $9,000 per week you can get paid weekly (that may sound like a big amount of money to some of you, but some people really earn that sort of money with COPEAC). 24 hours support available, Saturday and Sunday too!

What’s a CPA network? CPA stands for “cost per action“. While most affiliate networks pay only for purchases and Adsense pays per clicks, CPA networks pay per “action”. An action may be a filled out form, an e-mail registration, a request for a brochure, a phone number, etc. My average pay out is anywhere between $1.30 - $25.00 per such an action.

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U can find detailed explanation and samples (which pays $28,00 per lead, per action) below.

Become a COPEAC Super Affiliate using the link or banner code below, and you can make 2.00% commissions on every approved Affiliate you refer to COPEAC! That means if an Affiliate earns $50,000 in commissions for a particular month, you’ll get $1000!

All Webmasters/Affiliates who sign up through your site/code are tracked in real time through the COPEAC tracking system. If they sign up and are approved, you become a Super Affiliate for their account. It’s that simple!

COPEAC 1. Cost-per-click (CPC): You earn commissions with CPC campaigns simply by providing a link that visitors to your web site or readers of your newsletter click on and get redirected to the campaign’s landing page. 2. Cost-per-lead (CPA): With CPA campaigns, you earn commissions based upon visitors to your website clicking on an ad, arriving at the campaigns landing page and completing the signup form. For you to receive credit for these visitors they must complete the entire signup process and arrive at the finishing thank-you page. 3. Cost-per-sale (CPS): CPS campaigns are very similar to CPA campaigns, except that instead of simply signing up for something, your visitor must complete a sale. These campaigns pay you based on the total amount of completed sales.

Sample Banners and payments for every filled form or lead (not sales). Sign UP COPEAC

PPL $28,00

PPL $19,50

PPL $2,20

cost-per-action (CPA)
Definition

Online advertising payment model in which payment is based solely on qualifying actions such as sales or registrations.
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The actions defined in a cost-per-action agreement relate directly to some type of conversion, with sales and registrations among the most common. This does not include deals based solely on solely clicks, which are referred to specifically as cost-per-click or CPC.

The cost-per-action (CPA) model is at the other end of the spectrum from the cost-per-impressions model (CPM), with the cost-per-click (CPC) model somewhere in the middle. In a CPA model, the publisher is taking most of the advertising risk, as their commissions are dependant on good conversion rates from the advertiser’s creative units and Web site.

Marketers looking for cost-per-action deals have several options. Publishers with considerable excess inventory may be willing to consider nonstandard offers. Sites specializing in incentive programs are in a position to offer CPA pricing on various types of leads, although the usual caveats concerning incentivized traffic still apply. Perhaps the most widespread use of performance-based pricing is affiliate marketing, whereby merchants/advertisers determine what actions they want to reward and how much they are willing to pay.

pay per lead
Definition

Online advertising payment model in which payment is based solely based on qualifying leads.
Information

In a pay per lead agreement, the advertiser only pays for leads generated at their destination site. No payment is made for visitors who don’t sign up.

A lead is generally a signup involving contact information and perhaps some demographic information; it is typically a non-cash conversion event. A lead may consist of as little as an email address, or it may involve a detailed form covering multiple pages.

One risk to the advertiser is the potential for fraudulent activity by incentivized 3rd-parties or marketing partners. Some false leads are easy to spot. Nonetheless, it is advisable to make a regular audit of the results.

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