As a non-faucet-owner I never had an issue with them during last year.

Hello, folks!

I'm researching the topic of ad spam with bitcoin transactions (no, I'm not planning to do this shit).
The idea looks simple enough anв suitable for some shady gambling businesses. One collects and filters out blockchain and sends satoshi with a text ad message attached to the chosen bitcoin addresses.
But I did not find any sufficient information regarding this topic. Only a couple of articles back from 2014 or so, when someone tried to parse bitcoin addressess here on forum to send satoshi with ad message.

Have some of you faced this kind of ads?

Are there any services to provide transaction ad spam?

Why is it not popular (or am I wrong)?

Are there network limitations to prevent it?

Links and personal experience are appreciated.

Nice contest. I'd like to see something similar for other offers in your network.

Just posted a lifehack guide how to get Cryptopay debit card and save $10 on purchase and save 50% on commissions.
Here it is
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1609717.msg16165895#msg16165895

I like those guys yammering that someone is doing something unethical.
Thiose guys participating in a signature campaign of a dice game.
Bravo!

I would also recommend to use either Genesis or Hashflare. They have good reputation opposite to shady promises of extremely high revenues.

Well, traffic sources highly depend on your site's topic.
As a general advice, try Anonymous Ads or similar CPC if you need leads.
Or, alternatively, if you have something to sell and you want to increase income, use Runcpa or any alternative CPA network to get new customers.

You could start your hard job with upgrading your article titles.

Example:
change

Experts Expect Exponential Growth of Bitcoin Price
to
Experts Expect Exponential Excrescence of Bitcoin Expense

That way it would be much cooler)

https://s31.postimg.org/ajpb5506j/Screen_Shot_2016_07_14_at_01_26_31.png

You should also take a closer look at btc cpa networks. There's even one described in the wiki article above. Normally,you will get better conditions and higher payouts than with an inhouse affiliate program.

And what do you guys think about this signature campaign offer?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1500892.0

This is a CPA network that suggests to advertise their offers via signatures (or any other way) and get income from revenue shares made by users, who click on the link in your signature?

On one hand, there are no direct payouts for posts, but on the other hand potential income is much higher, because the offers themselves look very attractive.

What's your opinion?

+1. I also think they are dead. Sad to know.

Could you please clarify, why on earth one needs another bitcoin forum?!

Did you try to contact support? They use to reply fast enough during working week.

Affiliate programs are not so popular among exchanges, because they have very low commissions and you just do not earn much with such programs. Really huge turnover for your affiliates is required.

What do you mean by high payout threshold? There's only the requirement to perform at least one purchase for most offers. No adequate CPA network pays for signups unless it's the final step.

I would recommend you to take a closer look at bitcoin cpa networks. They often have better conditions and higher payouts than classic inhouse affiliate programs.

I like it!

Did you try to launch an offer with them? WHat's your experience? The stats on their website look quite promising though

How is your cpa business going, mate?
It's been a long since your last update here)