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unexpensive paid traffic sources

by luckypig
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Hi warrior members,
I'm looking for unexpensive paid traffic sources for testing a few cpa offers.
I'm looking for like from 1 cent to 5 cents per click.
Please if You post here: post the cost of the click and also that how much is he minimum investment requiered with the company to start.

Also please kindly post here comments (good or bad) only if You posted a traffic source too.
Here is waht I know about so far

1.Bidvertiser---Minimum bid 5 cents----start with $20 and You get $20 too as gift

2.Adhitz-----Minimum bid depends on each of the website owners(publishers) but I have seen several 2 cents clicks----no minimum start up pay with Paypal as You choosed Your ads and wen to check out

3.Adengage----Minimum bid depends on each of the website owners(publishers) but I have seen several 2 cents clicks----no minimum start up pay with Paypal as You choosed Your ads and wen to check out.

I will look around and post more soon.
Any other source out there?
#cheap #paid #sources #traffic #unexpensive
  • Profile picture of the author MarketersCloud
    Well to be honest I'd start out on adcenter if you're going with ppc. don't think they have a minimum required budget to start with. clicks are more expensive, some keywords do offer 5 cent clicks though. but keep in mind - quality comes at a price.
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Here's where you go wrong:

    INEXPENSIVE usually means "crap" or "junk". If you want quality, you will need to pay for it. That means the BEST qualify sources are Adwords, YSM/BING and EMAIL (list renting). They can be expensive, but it all depends on your MARGINS. I get up to $90 bucks a lead, so I can afford to pay a few bucks a click because I make my sites convert at 20% easy. Also, you want to bid on RELATED but OUTSIDE THE BOX keywords others havent thought of. That is how you win at this game:

    Taking a small slice of a huge market!

    Any questions just let me know,
    Nick
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    • Profile picture of the author Damien Kring
      Originally Posted by badboy_Nick View Post

      INEXPENSIVE usually means "crap" or "junk".
      This is so true that Nick had to post it twice.

      "Cheap traffic" is usually cheap for a reason.
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Here's where you go wrong:

    INEXPENSIVE usually means "crap" or "junk". If you want quality, you will need to pay for it. That means the BEST qualify sources are Adwords, YSM/BING and EMAIL (list renting). They can be expensive, but it all depends on your MARGINS. I get up to $90 bucks a lead, so I can afford to pay a few bucks a click because I make my sites convert at 20% easy. Also, you want to bid on RELATED but OUTSIDE THE BOX keywords others havent thought of. That is how you win at this game:

    Taking a small slice of a huge market!

    Any questions just let me know,
    Nick
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    Read my incredible story: www.affiliatechamp.co.uk
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  • Profile picture of the author Silentkiller1
    Anyone knows what is the minimum required to start an adcenter account( I have a coupon code)
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    • Profile picture of the author seobro
      I bought 100,000 clicks on ebay for $1 once. Well, got the 100,000 hits, but no sales - as in zero. Basically, you get that for which you pay. Quality costs you money.
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      • Profile picture of the author Das Profi
        Originally Posted by seobro View Post

        I bought 100,000 clicks on ebay for $1 once. Well, got the 100,000 hits, but no sales - as in zero. Basically, you get that for which you pay. Quality costs you money.
        At the same time I've heard countless marketers basically rapped by adwords. Charged them way over click price and delivered crap traffic. Its a rough game.
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