Being an Internet Marketing coach and mentor, I get a lot of questions, but this is likely the most common. Ryan where is the best place to start running mobile campaigns? It’s asked by every affiliate, media buyer, agency, beginner, etc. Now Honestly there is no perfect traffic source to start running a campaign. Each source has their own unique quirks, pros and cons. However, the biggest hangup that most of my publishers have at Revmax, is simply getting campaigns approved. For example, if you plan on running a download offer, it’s very unlikely that you’ll be able to get that campaign approved on a place like Adwords or Facebook. To be quite honest with you, even if you could get them approved the traffic likely wouldn’t convert well enough for now much it would cost. That is because both Adwords and Facebook don’t have “download sites” as publishers for their ad networks. Matching Traffic to Offers Think about this for a second… If someone is going to convert on a downloa...
ZIMBABWE FUEL PROBLEM TO BE OVER SOONER THAN EXPECTED NO FUEL FOR CARS WITHOUT INSUARENCE NO DRIVERS LISENCE NO FUEL
NO FUEL FOR CARS WITHOUT INSUARENCE
NO DRIVERS LISENCE NO FUEL
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe Raymond Majongwe has reported that 101 fuel tankers have arrived in the country. Majongwe said he counted the tankers on his way to Harare.
"On my way back to Harare I counted up to about 53 heading for Mutare hope they will bring fuel tomorrow." Majongwe said. "Good thing is I counted up to 48 tankers heading for Harare so I hope the fuel situation should improve soon."When Majongwe was asked whether he was certain the tankers were going to offload fuel in Harare he said, "I said they were driving towards Harare chete the offloading part is something else."
On Wednesday journalist Kholwani Nyathi reported that members of the Zimbabwe Defense Forces arrived at a Puma garage in Bulawayo and demanded to be served ahead of everyone who had queued for more than five hours.
"I have been in a fuel queue at a Puma service station in Bulawayo for over five hours now and it is not moving an inch because soldiers in uniform want to be served first. Chances of leaving empty handed are high. The more things change, the more they remain the same." Nyathi said.
Ambulances in Bulawayo and Harare were reported to be stuck in fuel garages for the past 48 hours.
"In Chinhoyi the situation is more severe Only one petrol station has petrol that is Puma but the only problem is that everyone in Chinhoyi wants petrol from those pumps. As i speak more than 300 cars are in the petrol line, Masoja, mapurisa neve VID vazara vese papump kana usina lisence hapana chako. ANONGOTI PFE TIKUURAYA" Jason Chigayo said showing us the long petrol line.
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