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Ad Network For Squeeze Page Advice

by ably
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Hi all,

I am doing my first steps into IM, I set up a squeeze page for a "get slimmer" product I would like to promote as an affiliate. I would like now to run some paid traffic, like PPC advertising the page.

I know that I cannot use AdWords for this and probably not even Facebook or Bing/Yahoo. Am I right in thinking that the following ad network allow me to advert a squeeze or a bridge page?

AdKnowledge
Pulse360
SiteScout
7search
AdSonar

TrafficVance (PPV maybe to scale up later)
LeadImpact (PPV maybe to scale up later)

Do you have experience of other ad networks that would work well?

The purpose of the squeeze page is to "warmup" the leads and start creating a list, as these seem to be all critical factors based on what I've learnt in the forum (thank you all guys! ).

Any other advice for methods that have a proven record to be working well for this type of offers?

Thank you!
#advice #network #page #squeeze
  • Profile picture of the author sufeyh
    I would say if you wanna get quality leads for a list you should go with Google and FB. I've had a bad experience with 7search.

    It's not completely disallowed on AdWords and FB. There are loopholes, its evident since a lot of people are still promoting offers with adwords and FB. I'm not exactly sure what they are but read their TOS and read around the forum what people are doing to advertise on Adwords and FB (if I'm not wrong what you state above should be fine with FB as long as it is not a direct affiliate link.)

    AdCenter is another good option. More lenient with affiliates plus good traffic.
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    • Profile picture of the author ably
      Originally Posted by sufeyh View Post

      I would say if you wanna get quality leads for a list you should go with Google and FB. I've had a bad experience with 7search.

      It's not completely disallowed on AdWords and FB. There are loopholes, its evident since a lot of people are still promoting offers with adwords and FB. I'm not exactly sure what they are but read their TOS and read around the forum what people are doing to advertise on Adwords and FB (if I'm not wrong what you state above should be fine with FB as long as it is not a direct affiliate link.)

      AdCenter is another good option. More lenient with affiliates plus good traffic.
      Thank you, I will definitely have a close look at Bing Ads (aka AdCenter), I keep hearing good stuff about it. I also looked at FB TOS (https://www.facebook.com/ad_guidelines.php) and didn't find anything forbidding direct affiliate links, I'll dig deeper...
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  • Profile picture of the author Greedy
    The idea of a squeeze page is good.

    They work great with PPV. My suggestion is starting Lead Impact.

    But nearly all you have listed can work.
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    • Profile picture of the author ably
      Originally Posted by Greedy View Post

      The idea of a squeeze page is good.

      They work great with PPV. My suggestion is starting Lead Impact.

      But nearly all you have listed can work.
      Thank you, once I know the page and product is converting I will definitely try PPV like LeadImpact, looks like their minimum deposit is $200 (based on some other posts here) which is not bad, much better than TrafficVance starting at $1000. Not sure about their relative traffic quality but for the moment I'll start with the ones requiring a smaller budget. Thank you for the heads up!
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  • Profile picture of the author RyanEagle
    Once you've done your testing and you can afford it, I strongly recommend Traffic Vance. Always have good experiences with them.
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