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В Facebook Ads появился раздел «Conversations»
Facebook Ads добавил Conversations с автоответом на комментарии: по ключевым словам можно сразу отправлять сообщение в личку. Для арбитража это новый способ прогрева и передачи ссылки без клоаки: в креативе можно просить оставить комментарий, а заинтересованных уводить с вайта на блэк уже в ДМ. Идея спорная, но её стоит тестировать.
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🧠 Ещё больше инсайтов → в канале AFF.top
Facebook Ads добавил Conversations с автоответом на комментарии: по ключевым словам можно сразу отправлять сообщение в личку. Для арбитража это новый способ прогрева и передачи ссылки без клоаки: в креативе можно просить оставить комментарий, а заинтересованных уводить с вайта на блэк уже в ДМ. Идея спорная, но её стоит тестировать.
➡️ Читайте на сайте: https://aff.top/blog/v-facebook-ads-poiavilsia-razdel-conversations
🧠 Ещё больше инсайтов → в канале AFF.top
Q: Did lowering the minimum payout threshold change partner behavior?
More than I expected. Our minimum payout was $100 before a partner could withdraw. A chunk of small partners hovered just under it and quietly went inactive.
What we changed:
— Dropped the threshold from $100 to $25
— Kept the same monthly net-30 schedule
Result: among partners earning $25-$99, the share who stayed active the next quarter rose from 34% to 58%. Getting paid something, even small, kept them engaged. Our payout processing costs went up modestly, around $300/month in extra transaction fees, against thousands in retained partner revenue.
The psychology: a partner sitting at $40 they can never withdraw assumes the program isn't working for them and stops. Pay them, and they treat it as real.
The caveat: very low thresholds raise per-transaction fee load and can attract micro-fraud chasing tiny payouts. $25 was our sweet spot, $5 would not have been. Match the threshold to your payment processor's per-payout cost.
Got a question? Send it in.
More than I expected. Our minimum payout was $100 before a partner could withdraw. A chunk of small partners hovered just under it and quietly went inactive.
What we changed:
— Dropped the threshold from $100 to $25
— Kept the same monthly net-30 schedule
Result: among partners earning $25-$99, the share who stayed active the next quarter rose from 34% to 58%. Getting paid something, even small, kept them engaged. Our payout processing costs went up modestly, around $300/month in extra transaction fees, against thousands in retained partner revenue.
The psychology: a partner sitting at $40 they can never withdraw assumes the program isn't working for them and stops. Pay them, and they treat it as real.
The caveat: very low thresholds raise per-transaction fee load and can attract micro-fraud chasing tiny payouts. $25 was our sweet spot, $5 would not have been. Match the threshold to your payment processor's per-payout cost.
Got a question? Send it in.