Marketcall

During the first month, I just tried out different approaches to see what would work. Now, I can honestly say that my impressions are mostly positive. I'm still planning to keep working with these guys

After spending a few years working with applications, I decided to give Pay Per Call a shot. And actually, I liked how it worked. Now I run some of my campaigns in that format.

I monetize some of the search traffic from my websites. For me, the main perk of using this platform is that I don't have to buy traffic separately for each campaign launch. The audience I already have is bringing in extra money.

Here, you'll get a general idea of why you're here and which model you'll be working with. I've found it's easier to get into a single format than to skim through a huge catalog and tackle a new theme every day.

I wouldn't say I'm a super-experienced market trader, and at first I had to have some things explained to me in very basic terms. I never got a response like, "That's obvious", on the contrary, they explained everything in a very clear way

I don't have to check daily to see if the terms have changed or if the offer I need is gone. Everything just works. I can focus on ads instead of always trying to make internal changes.

I never chose an affiliate program just based on the commission rates. Yeah, they could be great now, but who knows if they'll still be great tomorrow. For me, it's more about whether I actually enjoy working with it on a day-to-day basis. That's the main reason I like Marketcall

One of my friends was working with them and referred me. At first, I wasn't too excited about the fact that you can't just pick any offer and start working. You'll need to get the green light from a manager. But then I realized it's actually convenient - it saves you time from dealing with junk offers. They gave me a direction, and I tested it out. Overall, it's fine; I'm satisfied.

Nothing unexpected or surprising. I don't work here regularly, but when I have some spare budget, I run a campaign. I really like that I can come back and continue without having to do anything extra and start from scratch. That's a plus for me.

One day, I decided it was time for a complete change – I signed up for a bunch of platforms at once, and Marketcall was one of them. Over time, I've dropped most of the others, but I've stuck with this one.

Honestly, at first I didn't think Pay Per Call model was going to be my thing. But I didn't want to judge it too quickly, so I figured I'd give it a whirl. And I've got to say, it turned out to be way more interesting than I thought. I had to shift my usual approach a bit, but now it's a solid backup option I pull out every now and then

I like to try out different platforms and compare the results, which is why I joined Marketcall – I was just curious. I wasn't expecting any big promises, I just wanted to give it a shot. And I can say that I was pretty impressed overall.

The first time I tried it, I wasn't impressed at all, so I switched to other projects for a while. A few months later, I decided to give it another shot, but this time I used a different traffic source. The result was actually pretty surprising. Now I know the problem wasn't with the platform, I just jumped to conclusions back then.

I don't usually work with just one affiliate program for years - I prefer to keep a few options open. I've been using Marketcall for a while, and I have no plans to remove it from my list anytime soon. What I really value is predictability. When you're planning your ad budget, you need a clear sense of what's coming, and Marketcall definitely delivers on that. Sure, some weeks are better than others, but the overall picture is consistently clear.

To be honest, I really didn't know what to expect as I'd read a ton of different reviews. But actually, the experience was way smoother than I expected. Sure, there are some requirements to meet, but nothing too tricky. After getting everything set up, I started testing the waters with small budgets instead of spending a lot at once. It didn't take long to figure out which approaches worked best for me. Now I just add new campaigns here and pause the old ones when they stop performing.