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When using income access if you are supporting jackpotjoy the deal or no deal banners are very popular and the design looks great on most sites.
I tried them and got some clicks. Unfortunately, my stats at IncomeAccess didn’t show any traffic received so I pulled the banners.
Hi Rob & FictionNet,
Many thanks for your comments and feedback. Much appreciated.
Rob, great to hear that you have been having success with the Deal or No Deal creative material. We have some new additions just around the corner, which we will be sure to keep you posted on.
FictionNet, Sorry to hear that Jackpotjoy’s Deal or No Deal has not been converting for you, however we very much value your feedback.
We would like to explore why the campaign did not convert on your site.
As you may know, JPJ does not accept US players therefore if your traffic has a US audience, that may be the reason for the poor conversion. If you do however have non-US traffic, perhaps we could look into exploring how to best target this audience.
We will also soon release flash games for you to place directly on your site and have your players play games like Deal or No Deal to help with conversions. Preliminary test have show this to be a great tool and we are looking forward to supporting our affiliates’ efforts with this.
As always, we appreciate your feedback. Thanks for sharing. We are always open to your comments and suggestion. Feel free to direct them to [email protected]
Kristyn
The problem wasn’t that it didn’t convert (although it didn’t). The main problem was that we sent clicks and yet our stats show zero traffic received. So there’s a tracking problem and we pulled all links.
Hi FictionNet,
Thanks for your reply.
We would like to look into this further to identify the problem.
Could you please email me at [email protected] with more specific information on the tracking code that you were using etc.
Thanks very much in advance,
Forget what I said – there appears to be no tracking issue and hits have been recordeded correctly.
The Problem lay in the report we were viewing – the summary report. It defaulted not, as we expected, to a summary report for all merchants combined, but simply to the ‘income access’ (sub-affiliate) merchant, which we have not been promoting and hence seeing zero traffic.
