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PPC and CPA Advice Needed

by kpugh71
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I have worked tirelessly on getting CPA offers profitable with PPC. After a few years of trying I've gotten it to $20 - $50 per day. Now, I need advice on getting it to the next level. I surmise building multiple campaigns is the way versus pouring tons of traffic through a single successful campaign. What advice do people out there have for me? What are your experiences in this arena? Can any one recommend some good reading on subject of MANAGING successful campaigns. In my opinion most advice on CPA approaches don't tell anywhere near the real story.


-Kelli
#advice #cpa #needed #ppc
  • Profile picture of the author Lisa Gergets
    Hi Kelli - you'll probably want to pose this question in the CPA/PPC forum. It's here: Ad Networks - CPA, CPM, CPL - Millionaire Makers..
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    Hi Kelli, my bet is that you actually have heard the whole story before. There isn't a hidden secret sauce to get a good campaign to be a great one.

    A. first you can focus on expanding your campaign. Keep testing and optimizing. Once you think you have an optimal landing page, campaign structure, etc...then ramp up with more traffic. Bid more, buy more, expand your keywords whatever. Make sure to track everything though so you know what to expand and what to shut off.

    B. If your strategy is something that can be multiplied, then just rinse and repeat what you did.


    Without knowing your specific campaign, its hard to give you more specific advice.
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  • Profile picture of the author Revampyourgame
    personally i dont like ppc, but it is convenient. with my experience it takes a decent amount of money to test a successful campaign unless you get lucky. i would say....do a lot of keyword research, track all your keywords- figure out what ones are converting, and eliminate the poor keywords to save money.
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