Reading EPC: how to spot a weak sex toy affiliate offer

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    EPC (earnings per 100 clicks) is the quickest way to compare sex toy affiliate offers, but only if you read it properly. A low EPC can mean a bad offer, a mismatched audience, or a landing page that does not match the traffic. Before promoting any program, send a small test batch of clicks and check: does the EPC hold after 100 clicks, does the cookie last long enough for the purchase decision, and is the payout per sale high enough to cover your traffic cost? As an example, the AmigaToy affiliate program pays 10% direct commission and 3% on sub-affiliates, with a 90-day last-click cookie, and is free to join: https://aff.amigatoy.com This post is from the official AmigaToy sex store account.

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