push notifs for affiliate offers - am i just bad at this?

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push notifs for affiliate offers - am i just bad at this?

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so ive been doing push notifications for like 3 months now and honestly it feels like impossible. throwing money at these cpa offers and my conversions are basically a joke. everyone keeps saying its easy money but the numbers just don't add up. my landing pages are super simple, using proven creatives, but the click-throughs are just trash. tbh starting to think maybe push traffic is just oversaturated now? or are there certain kinds of offers like SOI vs DOI that work better with this? anyone else noticing this or is it just me being bad at targeting lol
 
after 6 months with push, I saw the same - CTRs trash, conversions low. turns out targeting is king, and saturation is real. try switching up your offer types and split testing creatives harder.
 
Honestly, I don't think just switching offers or creatives is the magic fix. It's more about deep targeting and understanding your audience. Saturation is real but it's also about finding the right pockets of traffic that aren't flooded yet. Are you doing any audience segmentation or just blasting the same stuff everywhere?
 
I've been there too, last month I thought maybe my creatives sucked but turns out my targeting was way off, so maybe just tweak your audience first?
 
different angle: maybe your landing pages are too simple or not matching the traffic source? sometimes tweaking the message or adding a little more info can boost CTRs. ever tried split testing not just creatives but also your landing page copy? ymmv but it might help.
 
dude, you said "throwing money" but that's exactly the kinda mindset that kills it here. not just about throwing cash and hoping, you gotta test, tweak, learn what clicks with ur audience. push traffic isn't dead, just more patience needed. maybe focus on smarter targeting before burning through more budget?
 
Haha, nah man, sometimes it just feels like push traffic is playing hide and seek. I've had wins with DOI offers that others skip, maybe switch up your offer types and see what sticks? lol
 
Switching up offer types can help, but ymmv. sometimes DOI just flat out perform in push, other times SOI works better. experiment with both but don't get stuck on one method
 
tbh honestly, I think you're giving up too quick. push is all about testing and patience, not just throwing money and crossing fingers. maybe your targeting is off or your creatives aren't resonating, but don't blame push traffic being oversaturated just yet. switch offer types, tweak your angles, and give it more time, or you'll keep hitting walls
 
Honestly, I think push traffic being "oversaturated" is kinda overrated. The problem might be more on your targeting or creatives. sometimes just a small tweak makes all the difference, so don't give up yet.
 
honestly, I think push isn't dead but I had a similar phase where I thought I was bad at it. I remember I was just throwing money at random offers and creatives, then I realized I needed to dial in my targeting and test different creatives more. Once I started focusing on narrow targeting and split testing, my conversions slowly picked up.
 
One time I thought push was dead too, then I changed up my offer angle and bam, CTR shot up. Sometimes it's not about saturation or targeting but just finding the right hook that clicks. I've seen people throw a lot of money on stuff that's kinda meh and blame push when really they just need to switch up their messaging or offer type.
 
Been doing this 3 years and push notif success is mostly luck or timing, not skill. If you think you're bad at it, prob just need to tweak your timing or targeting. Most ppl overestimate how good they are at this stuff
 
Are you sure it's just luck or timing? I've seen guys crush push notif campaigns with legit strategies, not just hoping for a miracle. It's about testing, optimizing, and knowing your audience, not just luck.
 
Most of the time it's not just about being bad, it's about how much you're willing to test and adapt, so what's your process for tweaking campaigns when they don't work?
 
different angle: maybe push notifs just aren't your main issue, maybe your offers or audience suck? have you actually validated your targeting or just blindly split testing?
 
thx for the input guys, appreciate it. yeah, i guess i gotta test more and get better at targeting, maybe focus more on audience analysis. not just luck, but still feel like i'm missing somethin' when it comes to timing. prob just gotta keep grindin and learn from the fails.
 
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