Read this if you want to be become a Palo Media Group publisher!
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Palo, and a lot of other higher quality pay per call networks, have been pivoting away from approving unqualified publishers.
However, I’ll provide you a couple of strategies that’ll at least get you moving down the right path.
Who doesn’t qualify? These are publishers with no pay per call history, no legit references, and no revenue history worth paying attention too.
Who qualifies? Solo Publisher’s and agencies with a proven history of generating revenue in pay per call. Data agencies looking to further monetize their data with pay per call.
Lead gen companies, affiliate networks looking to expand their program with a pay per call program, but do not want to handle the business development side.
I know it’s harsh. But these are businesses, not charities. I think a lot of publishers feel entitled to get approved, regardless of their poor resumes, and get angry when they get denied.
What we’re seeing is that it’s much easier and more profitable to work with established agencies, data companies, seasoned solo-preneurs, and other networks to generate revenue.
To put it into prospective, it takes just as much energy working with a lead-gen company that generates 10k/day in revenue as it does a single marketer who can’t convert a call.
Who would you choose?
When you fill out an application with a pay per call network, make sure to fill out everything in it’s entirety. Everything.
It’s your responsibility to make the case, and prove to the network that you deserve to be there.
Nobody, want’s to hear about how hard you plan on working.. That doesn’t cut it anymore.
What if you’re new to pay per call and you can’t get accepted anywhere?
First, check with your existing networks. They sometimes have pay per call programs too.. Maxbounty comes to mind. They are both CPA and PPCall. Mundo Media too.
You can also visit offervault.com and browse for hot pay per call offers.
Once you’ve found some offers to work with, and a couple new networks to apply to, then visit your favorite pay per call facebook groups and start asking around about the network you plan on signing up with. See what kind of feedback you get.
There’s good networks out there (and they are hard to get into) and there’s shady networks out there that are easy to get into, because they plan on ripping you off. So cover your butt.
The easy days of applying and getting the rubber stamp approval are over. Now you have to prove your worth, and that takes extra work.
Visit and it will take you directly to the palo media publisher application. Make sure to fill it out in it’s entirety.
