What is your opinion on ELeaver's network as a PPC network?

Here’s my take on Eleavers as a PPC network — what makes it strong, where it might fall short, and who it’s best suited for:

What Eleavers does well

• It delivers real, human traffic that tends to convert better than generic ad clicks. That means you’re more likely to get leads or sales rather than just eyeballs.

• The costs (CPCs) are generally lower compared to big-name ad platforms, so you can test campaigns even with a modest budget.

• It’s fairly easy to get started, especially if you’re new or want to try affiliate marketing without a lot of upfront investment.

• It has flexible targeting and decent tracking tools, which helps in optimizing campaigns over time.

Possible drawbacks

• Ad performance heavily depends on your ad copy, offer, landing page, and targeting. If any of those are weak, results may lag.

• There might be fewer premium features (compared to very large networks) in terms of audience insights, retargeting, or advanced segmentation.

• Depending on your niche and geographies, sometimes traffic could be less competitive or less lucrative than what you find in bigger PPC ad ecosystems.

Who it’s best for

• Affiliate marketers, especially those using ClickBank, Amazon Associates, or similar, who want to run cost-effective campaigns.

• Newer advertisers who want to experiment without spending a lot upfront.

• Sites/offers in niches that are competitive but still have room for lower-cost targeted traffic.

My bottom line

Eleavers is solid. It’s not going to outperform Google Ads or Facebook Ads on scale, but it has its place. If you leverage it smartly — good targeting, strong offers, continuous testing — you can get very good returns. It can absolutely be part of a profitable PPC strategy, especially for those who are value-conscious and outcome-focused.