Cost per Sale Campaigns for Electronics and Smartphones | DGTG

Electronics sales campaigns paid per approved order. DGTG delivered 2,819 Samsung sales at 87% approval and ₹11L GMV.

Electronics buyers compare hard and buy on offers. DGTG runs cost per sale campaigns for electronics brands where commission is paid per approved order, using the deal and cashback sites where these buyers finish their research.

Campaigns we have run

Samsung (CPS Electronics, India): 2,819 sales with 87% approval, 11L GMV
Adidas (CPS Sportswear, India): 2,133 sales with 86% approval, 31L GMV

Results

For Samsung the campaign delivered 2,819 sales at an 87 percent approval rate and ₹11 lakh in GMV. For a different category, Adidas sportswear, 2,133 sales at 86 percent approval and ₹31 lakh in GMV show the same model working in retail.

Where electronics buyers decide

Deal, coupon and cashback sites, comparison content and email lists of deal-seekers reach people already choosing between models. That is where a cost per sale budget works hardest.

Offers and timing

Sales cluster around festive sales, launches and bank offers. Commission and budget can be raised for those windows and brought back down afterwards.

Clean reporting

Approval is measured per source and per product line, so the brand sees which partners bring orders that survive returns.

How DGTG runs it

We run cost-per-sale campaigns where you pay commission only on successful sales. Inventory spans cashback websites, coupon platforms, email, SMS, display, SEM, SMM, and programmatic channels.

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Frequently asked questions

Is commission paid on the order value or per sale?

Either can be agreed. It is set per campaign, and can differ by product line.

What approval rates are typical?

Our electronics and retail campaigns shown here ran at 86 to 87 percent. Your rate depends on category, price and return policy.

Can you run sales campaigns during festive sales?

Yes. Budget and commission are usually raised for those windows.