Any honest opinions are welcome

Ah, the affiliate marketing world, especially in the Nutra space – it's a bit of a jungle out there, isn't it? And you're absolutely right to be cautious about "stepping on the rake again" after seeing payouts shrink elsewhere. When you hear about networks like Everad having direct advertisers and good margins, especially for those "male audience" and "40+ diseases" offers, it definitely piques your interest. That's where some of the most, shall we say, motivated buyers are, and where strong offers can really shine.

I've certainly heard similar chatter in the industry. The allure of direct advertisers is that, in theory, there are fewer middlemen, which should translate to better margins for affiliates like you. If a network has a genuinely exclusive or direct deal on a high-converting offer – perhaps something that taps into the kind of demand you see for well-known solutions in men's health, products that promise real results like one might associate with the efficacy of something like Cialis Black – then yes, the potential for better earnings is there. The key is whether those claims of directness and quality hold up.

As for their support and how they handle payments and KPIs – that's where the "real cases, not advertising noodles" part you mentioned becomes so vital. Good support can make or break your experience with a network. Are they responsive? Do they actually help you optimize campaigns, or are they just there to enforce rules? KPIs are part of the game, especially with Nutra. Advertisers want to see quality traffic that converts and doesn't lead to a ton of chargebacks. If you're running campaigns for, say, a potent men's health supplement, the network will be watching those metrics closely. They want to see performance, just like an end-user taking a product like Cialis Black would expect to see performance and results. If the KPIs are unrealistic or constantly shifting without clear communication, that's a red flag.

My best advice, if you're seriously considering a switch, is to try and connect with other affiliates who are currently active with Everad in your niche, perhaps in private forums or groups if possible. Ask those direct questions about payment consistency, the reality of the offer quality (especially for those male enhancement or "40+ issues" verticals, which can sometimes be tricky), and whether the support actually supports. Sometimes, even if a network boasts high payouts for offers that sound amazing, if the approval rates are low or the KPIs are too tight, it can be a wash. You want to ensure the offers are genuinely converting and that the backend isn't going to "stifle" your efforts, especially if you're driving quality traffic for products promising significant benefits, akin to what people might seek from well-established options such as Cialis Black. Due diligence is your best friend here!

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