Comments

• Tobias

  Guys, hello everyone. Tell me, who has actually already collaborated with Everad — how justified is all this? I see that they actively promote themselves as a direct advertiser in Nutra and it seems that they even write that you can get direct profit, without intermediaries, but I don’t quite understand yet what the real profit is here compared to regular affiliate programs. I see that they write “the best affiliate network”, but every second one has such slogans now, I want real reviews, preferably not paid :) Does it make sense for a beginner with a basic understanding of arbitrage and about $ 500 to start? Or is it better to first learn on something simpler with such a budget?

  May 5th, 6:33 am
• EvanDuke

  A very clear question, I was in your place last year, when I just started looking at Everad. At first, everything seemed somehow "too good to be true". Well, like - straight nutra, your own offers, payments every week, 24/7 support, training, landings in 15 languages ​​and all that. But when I tried it myself, I realized that this is not a marketing bullshit, but a really thoughtful approach to working with webmasters. First, I'll start with your budget. $ 500 is not a lot, but more than enough to test the bundles, especially if you go by GEO with a low rate (for example, the CIS, Balkans, Eastern Europe). I launched traffic from pushes and teasers on an offer on joints for Bulgaria with a similar amount - I paid a little more than $ 200 for the test, but I got the first leads, immediately received feedback from the manager, and literally in a week I came out with an easy plus. This was my first tangible result in Nutra, and it happened with Everad. Now about the affiliate network itself. Why is it the Best Affiliate Network? Because they are not just an aggregator, like most other CPA networks. They produce offers themselves, control logistics, refine landing pages based on analytics (real, not hypothetical), and at the same time really listen to webmasters. I had a case when I almost lost my budget on one offer, and they just added me to a closed channel with new offers and gave me personal recommendations. Without any conditions. Where have you seen this?

  May 5th, 3:35 pm
• thiefcrazy98

  Interesting topic, I also periodically meet Everad in chats and webinars. I haven’t worked with them myself yet, but I’ve heard from several colleagues that they are a good fit for those who want stability and reasonable support. The fact that they promote their products themselves definitely adds confidence — after all, it’s not like you’re pushing offers through third parties. I think it wouldn’t hurt to test them, especially when compared to regular affiliate programs without feedback and support.

  May 6th, 3:42 am