Fair sharing or last cookie counts?

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At Hulc the possibilities are more limited. There you can also link Analytics so that you can see the number of readers. Hulc is working on a more extensive reporting tool as we speak . In addition, advertisers can always promise a blogger a bonus if the blog or post achieves a certain number of quality views.

If the parties reach an agreement, the blogger or publisher will start writing a blog according to the advertiser's terms and conditions. Bloggers usually receive amounts of a hundred to a few hundred euros for a review that meets the conditions. And on top of that something via the affiliate links in the blog. At least: if the advertiser has an affiliate program and if the advertiser is willing to grant the blogger that affiliate income. Sometimes advertisers find that redundant. But if you can or are allowed to work with an affiliate link, it is an advantage at LinkPizza that you as a blogger or Instagrammer do not have to set it up yourself. LinkPizza creates it automatically.

Advertiser requirements
Requirements that advertisers on LinkPizza and Hulc set include:

Sales oriented article
You mention the promotion and germany telegram data associated discount code
1 relevant photo




Domain authority of at least 25
At least 500 words
Last date for posting
Link and anchor texts are further determined
The article may be rewritten
This concerns permanent placement
1 internal link to another page on your site
2 internal links to the new blog post
LinkPizza script installed (needed for affiliate tracking)
You post the blog on your social media channels
Hulc does not believe in affiliate links, but does believe in the attribution model. What is the difference? With an affiliate link, the last blogger receives 100 percent of the commission, while the customer came to that last blogger via multiple touchpoints . In the attribution model, the commission is divided among the last three bloggers instead of the entire commission going to the last cookie counts only .

How do advertisers like using marketplaces?
Hans Caspers – Semilo: 'the price-quality ratio is good'
Hans Caspers is the owner of Semilo , which makes media plans for advertisers. Caspers mentions that he can switch quickly as an advantage. He receives dozens of pitches at campaign briefings within a few days, and always has recent reach figures. Caspers: 'The influencers respond quickly and the price-quality ratio is good. You see results immediately and can therefore adjust along the way if necessary.'