New video about the change for credit campaigns at APSense.

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In my opinion, this idea will result in a stronger APSense community, where we learn to be creative in promoting our sites instead of relying only on splash pages made by others.

This gives us a chance to stand out among the crowd of online marketers, without the need to develop tech skills or own a website, since the features of APSense offer multiple ways to promote things.

I agree Neville. And creating quality content will improve overall quality of APSense which will attract serious business people that are willing to pay for good services and products, establish new business relations and that did not join with the only purpose to post as much free links and possible.

I agree and is this not what APSENSE is all about, Learning how to create CONTENT and learning affiliate marketing to the extent the clickthrough rate is not an issue? If my site or the affiliate site chosen has my faith in it and it is a proven "winner" I will get visitors there by as many means possible. Being a newvbie on a limited budget I also understand the frustration with exchanges and frame breakers so we will have to see how this works. Thanks to you all for excellent posts

A mistake? Give negative results? That is something that will become evident over time.

If the campaigns are being used as mere traffic exchanges to build credits it is not likely that there will be much of a clickthrough rate. The new process can be seen as an opportunity that encourages campaign creators to produce quality content that attracts clicks to the destination page.

I use only the necessary credit for the campaign, make a review page or article for campaigning will take effect for my website link.

I think this will give negative results my friend. There is a way to stop frame breakers. If someone be reported many times in one campaign he can be limited 1 month to do not create a campaign, and similar.

A big mistake. This will require an additional clickthrough for the viewers to reach the page you want them to see. And since the majority are using the campaigns as mere traffic exchanges to build credits for their own campaigns the clickthrough rate will approach zero.

I have over 14 000 credits that I use sparingly and only at certain times of the day because of the inability to geo-target campaigns. I doubt I will ever use them now and will probably be allowing friends to use them.