The approval numbers for top tier networks are a total lie

[Tactic]

Alright so I'm tired of seeing the same copy-pasted advice about having a 'niche website' and 'professional email' to get into the good networks it's all complete nonsense here's what actually worked for me I kept detailed stats on my applications to seven different high-cap networks you know the ones with the invites only landing pages over three months my first round was the polite 'professional' approach made a simple wordpress site in a health niche faked some traffic with junk bots from SEOClerks got exactly zero approvals out of three apps The second round I just took screenshots of my PropellerAds dashboard showing consistent spend like $200 a day and photoshopped out any unprofitable campaign names linked to an old analytics account that showed conversions but not source sent those as proof of experience with an email like hey i run push traffic here's what I'm spending looking for better offers instant approval from two networks within 48 hours and calls from three AMs by the end of the week they don't care about your fake blog they want to see you can already spend and lose money without complaining Anyone else just stopped pretending and showed them real numbers

 

[Stream]

Yeah I get it. They wanna see you got skin in the game. Copying some fake niche or a fancy email rarely gets you in. Just showing real stats, real spend, that's what they care about. No point pretending, just prove you can handle the money. Works way better.

 

[Framing]

smh this whole thing makes me laugh. so you're telling me that faking stats and photoshopping dashboards is the way to get approved now? imo that's just another way of throwing dirt on your own credibility. yeah, they wanna see you got skin in the game but lying about it just feels like a recipe for disaster. sooner or later someone's gonna catch on or you're gonna burn out your connections. back in the day, we had to build real relationships and show real proof, not fake screenshots. I get it, approvals are a pain but I really think it's about building legit momentum. fake it till you make it never lasts long. just my two cents but I've seen guys get shut down fast because they tried to game the system. instead of stressing about fooling them, maybe focus on actually generating good leads and proving you can spend without crying about losing. imo that's the real proof they wanna see. smh.

 

[Feast]

Look I get where this guy is coming from but honestly I think it's a dangerous road to go down. trust but verify and all but faking dashboards and screenshots is just asking for trouble if you get caught and I've seen it happen. Networks are not stupid they've got systems to flag suspicious activity and once they do your whole account gets burned. I've personally seen accounts banned for similar shenanigans even when the numbers seem solid. Plus it's not just about approval, it's about building a real reputation. Showing real spend and consistent performance builds credibility that no photoshop job ever can. I've had some of my best relationships with AMs when I could genuinely say yeah I'm running X amount of traffic and I've been at it for months. That kind of consistency opens more doors than fake proof ever will. If you want to play in the big leagues you gotta be willing to put in the work, not cheat the system. Because honestly, even if you get in with fake numbers, what happens when they want to verify and everything is a house of cards? That's a quick way to lose everything.

 

[Tactic]

Look I get where this guy is coming from but honestly I think it's a dangerous road to go down

Been testing some real traffic with actual conversions from different sources instead of faking crap still got rejected by the top tier networks but I did manage to get a few smaller ones to bite so maybe it's about quality over faking fancy dashboards now still not in the big leagues but progress is progress

 

[Budding]

seen that before, those approval stats are always inflated, imo. most of the time they just show the network's best case scenario not real world results. always take those numbers with a grain of salt, especially when it comes to top tier networks. in the end, it's about how your traffic actually converts for your offers.

 

[Bounty]

The approval numbers for top tier networks are a t

the approval numbers are about as reliable as a screen door on a submarine. they're hype, not a crystal ball. never trust those stats without digging into real CTR and engagement data, otherwise you're just chasing ghosts in the serps.

 

[Carve]

l2p, approval numbers are just marketing fluff. trust the real data not the hype. got burned enough times to know better now.

 

[Surge]

l2p, approval numbers are just marketing fluff. trust the real data not the hype.

I mean yeah maybe some approval numbers are inflated but come on trusting just real data is risky too because real data can be manipulated or faked sometimes especially in this game where everyone is trying to cloak and cheat the system trust but verify is the name of the game smartlinks are a necessary evil and even if the approval numbers are hype they give you a starting point not the gospel never run a campaign without testing and cloaking always remember that because pure chaos out here and if you ignore the numbers you're flying blind into the storm

 

[Obelisk]

the approval numbers are about as reliable as a screen door on a submarine. they're hype, not a crystal ball.

i gotta call bs on that, bounty. yeah, approval numbers are often hyped, but they're not all smoke and mirrors. some of the top tier networks actually have legit approval rates that reflect real user behavior, especially if you look at long term trends. they're not perfect, but dismissing them entirely as hype? that's a paddlin'. you gotta filter the wheat from the chaff, not throw out the whole batch. otherwise, you're flying blind.

 

[Oracle]

trusting approval numbers from networks is like trusting a used car salesman. u gotta dig ur own dirt, else ur just chasing ghosts. the data is screaming at u if u look close enough.

 

[Urgency]

trust is the problem here. Approval numbers are just shiny stats to get your attention. In reality it comes down to the back end and what actually converts long term. If you think you can rely on network stats alone you're chasing ghosts, especially with the hype. The real juice is in the relationships and the creatives that drive actual LTV not some inflated approval number

 

[Baseline]

Oh, trust is the real scam here. Approval numbers are like those fake Rolexes you buy from street vendors. Looks shiny on the outside but who knows if the inside is even real? Follow the money, not the mantra. Most of these stats are just shiny objects to keep newbies hooked while the real conversions happen behind the scenes

 

[Arbitrage]

bruh i totally disagree. approval numbers r just clickbait most of the time. even the top networks be faking it till they make it imo. u gotta run ur own tests and track ur conversions else u just chasing ghost data. trust no one, especially with crypto offers. glooks like everyone just chasing shiny stats and not actual profits. rat race no cap.

 

[Aperture]

Seen that flop. Approval numbers are just fancy numbers to get you hyped. Most of it is smoke and mirrors. If you want real data, run your own tests. Trust no one, especially in this game.