Been doing this long enough to see the same thing happen over and over. I hit up AMs with legit offers, like 300+ cpc stuff, and they just disappear. Last week one promised a quick call, then ghosted me right after I sent my tracker. It's like talking to a wall. I'm out over 2k this month just waiting on replies that never show. Everyone's like "build relationships" but when the same AMs ghost you three times, you know they're just playing games. Ymmv but I'm done wasting time on AMs who ghost and play hard to get. If you aren't getting paid or real support, stop chasing these ghosts. Not worth your time, period.

You sure ghosting is the norm? I've had way better luck sticking with the same AMs long term, building trust, and seeing consistent offers. Sure, some may flake but not all. Maybe you just need to identify the ones who actually deliver and stop wasting time on the ones who don't. Never hurts to vet AMs before diving in deep

Just my 2 cents, sometimes ghosting is just part of the game. Not all AMs are shady, maybe some are busy or got other issues. Better to diversify and not rely on just one or two, keeps your risk lower.

Been doing this long enough to see the same thing happen over and over? My tip is to always have a backup list of AMs and keep hitting multiple at once. That way if one ghost, you're not dead in the water. Keeps the grind smoother

Haha, ghosting is annoying but sometimes a quick follow-up email with a little humor can break the ice. keeps you on their radar w/o being pushy. fam, sometimes they just forget, a soft nudge can work better than giving up.

Careful with broad strokes. Just 'cause some AMs ghost doesn't mean all are shady or playing games. ymmv but don't assume all AMs are the same just because you had a few bad experiences.

Ever thought about switching up your approach? Like maybe trying to find AMs that have more transparent comms or reviews from other affiliates? Or is it just the nature of the game?

One thing I learned the hard way is to keep track of AMs that ghost you and move on fast. Sometimes you gotta prioritize the ones who actually respond and show some consistency, ymmv. Have you tried using a CRM or simple spreadsheet to flag the good vs the ghosters? It helps avoid wasting time chasing shadows.