ccbill stats

[MrLuvr]

Averaging around 1:2000 on ccbill across all sponsors.

How are others doing?

btw... what would 2000 raw on ccbill translate to in terms of uniques on average?

[Supz]

i think it would depend on what you are pushing. Some sites are around that. Other i have are around 1:350 in certain niche's

[marcjacob]

The thing is you need to look at other things like how many sites your promoting. You can send 2k but spread out across a ton of sites, it doesnt work out to that much per site.

[V_RocKs]

1:2000 across all sponsors is actually quite normal. Some sponsors count FHG clicks as hits to their sites because the FHG links go through the ccbill referrer script.

Broken down I have sponsors like Latin Teen Cash doing 1:300 and Nubiles doing 1:500.

Then I have Bad Girl Bucks doing 0:1500 and Phil-Flash doing 0:1300...

So the across the board numbers will always be skewed.

[CamTraffic]

some better than other i think i am around your ratio, just a bit less

[MrLuvr]

Broken down I have sponsors like Latin Teen Cash doing 1:300 and Nubiles doing 1:500.

Then I have Bad Girl Bucks doing 0:1500 and Phil-Flash doing 0:1300...

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Yeah, what is wrong with those two sponsors? I have quite a lot of phil flash stuff, maybe that is why my overall ratio is sucking so bad. I dunno, I like their stuff. But, it doesnt sell AT ALL. And same with bad girl bucks. Haven't had a sale there in months.

[Taass]

Averaging around 1:2000 on ccbill across all sponsors.

How are others doing?

btw... what would 2000 raw on ccbill translate to in terms of uniques on average?

That translates to about 1:120 PPS program uniques these days (or 1:27 for a $100 pps or promo day)

[adonthenet]

ahmmm :S:S:S

[BV]

uniques to raw clicks will vary from sponsor to sponsor

but in case you didn't know you can now see uniques and raw stats in your ccbill affiliate admin, (providing the sponsor has it enabled in their admin)

[Iron Fist]

For CCBILL i'm seeing for this year... 1:1,907 raw 1:1,559 unique, which is a better ratio this year vs last year.