Running PPC campaign to test conversion rate

broosa7 · 07-03-2011, 10:32 AM

Hey I'm new to the forum and this is my first threat/post! This forum has been a great source of information in order to have the right mindset and tools to succeed in the internet marketing business.

I recently wrote an ebook in the exercise niche that I believe is extremely beneficial for anyone who simply reads it. If they apply the principles in the book they will see results period.

The keyword I am using are very high searches per month with very low competition. I have been commenting on blogs/forums, yahoo answers, and writing articles for different websites in order to drive traffic to the site. I also have outsources many high backlinks for the website as well. I have been getting some traffic but no sales yet.

I would like to put my product on clickbank in hope that other affiliates would like to sell my product for a high commission. But in order for me to attract affiliates I need to give them something that is worth while. I need a good (1-3) conversion rate. In order to find out my conversion rate I have been reading that I need to run a PPC campaign to see if the product will sell or not. Can someone give me some guidance as how to go about this.

Thank you

englandrm · 07-03-2011, 12:05 PM

Use an adwords coupon. You can get one from a lot of hosting programs like godaddy, bluehost, or hostgator. Some will only be $50, others will be $100.

Setup the campaign (you can google this). And let the traffic begin.

You can analytics to track your traffic, or if you aren't receiving visits from any other sources, just divide your sales by your visitors.

Or create a new sales page with all the same content. Put a no-index tag on it. And drive the traffic there.

Marty Foley · 07-06-2011, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by broosa7

In order to find out my conversion rate I have been reading that I need to run a PPC campaign to see if the product will sell or not. Can someone give me some guidance as how to go about this.

Adwords is your best bet, IMHO.

For basic help in getting started with Adwords, see: http://www.google.com/adwords/pdf/step_by_step.pdf

For more advanced success strategies, see: http://AdwordsMaximizer.com/adwordsm...er.com-1.0.pdf

~ Marty Foley

07-03-2011, 10:32 AM	#1
broosa7 Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 81 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Running PPC campaign to test conversion rate Hey I'm new to the forum and this is my first threat/post! This forum has been a great source of information in order to have the right mindset and tools to succeed in the internet marketing business. I recently wrote an ebook in the exercise niche that I believe is extremely beneficial for anyone who simply reads it. If they apply the principles in the book they will see results period. The keyword I am using are very high searches per month with very low competition. I have been commenting on blogs/forums, yahoo answers, and writing articles for different websites in order to drive traffic to the site. I also have outsources many high backlinks for the website as well. I have been getting some traffic but no sales yet. I would like to put my product on clickbank in hope that other affiliates would like to sell my product for a high commission. But in order for me to attract affiliates I need to give them something that is worth while. I need a good (1-3) conversion rate. In order to find out my conversion rate I have been reading that I need to run a PPC campaign to see if the product will sell or not. Can someone give me some guidance as how to go about this. Thank you

07-03-2011, 12:05 PM	#2
englandrm SEO Mastermind War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: US and Canada Posts: 88 Thanks: 8 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts Contact Info	Re: Running PPC campaign to test conversion rate Use an adwords coupon. You can get one from a lot of hosting programs like godaddy, bluehost, or hostgator. Some will only be $50, others will be $100. Setup the campaign (you can google this). And let the traffic begin. You can analytics to track your traffic, or if you aren't receiving visits from any other sources, just divide your sales by your visitors. Or create a new sales page with all the same content. Put a no-index tag on it. And drive the traffic there.