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What colors of pullovers work best for fall and winter?
I always struggle with picking the right shades for colder seasons. Every year I end up buying something beige or gray, and then I feel like my outfits look too dull. This time I want something cozier but still stylish — maybe something that stands out a little without being overly bright. What colors do you usually go for when it’s gloomy outside? I want to refresh my wardrobe but keep it practical.
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Budget and ROI — How to Calculate When a Campaign Turns “Green”?
I’ve been struggling a bit with knowing when to call a campaign profitable. Sometimes I see a few conversions and get excited, but after factoring in ad spend, it’s barely breaking even. Then I scale too early and lose everything I earned. I know some affiliates talk about campaigns turning “green,” but what’s the real threshold? Do you go by ROI percentage, daily trend, or some kind of average?
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Ron Swanson
Oct 30
For me, a campaign goes “green” only after it’s stable for at least 3–5 days with consistent ROI above 30%. Early spikes can be misleading — sometimes it’s just lucky conversions. I use tracking tools and compare EPCs with network stats on the Best Affiliate Network. That way, I know if my results are actually sustainable or just short-term noise. Once numbers hold steady, that’s when I start scaling carefully.
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I totally get you! I used to wear mostly dark tones, but last year I started mixing in warm earthy colors — like rust, olive, and soft cream. They instantly make you look put together. You might want to check out https://www.beigebrown.com/collections/knitted-pullovers-for-women — they have great muted tones that fit the season perfectly. I’ve got a camel-colored pullover from there, and it goes with literally everything from jeans to skirts.