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PPL Offers

by mikeplan87
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Does anyone know any good ppl offers to help monetize a list or building a list.
#offers #ppl
  • Profile picture of the author hmnur32
    PPL means Pay Per Lead. You will collect a lead then market place pay you
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    • Profile picture of the author mikeplan87
      Originally Posted by hmnur32 View Post

      PPL means Pay Per Lead. You will collect a lead then market place pay you
      Thank you, i am aware of that, i was asking does anyone have any recommended networks?
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  • Profile picture of the author DIABL0
    I have been monetizing purchased email lists/data for over 16 years and PPL offers have been indispensable in converting data to a cash producing asset.

    I favor offers that have some form of make, get or save money angle/benefit to them. Free sign-ups and free trials have worked well too. The real key though is the offer needs to have mass appeal, so that any given moment, a decent percentage of the users are likely to be interested.

    Even offers that require a purchase can work, but mass appeal must exist as well and/or solves a House is on Fire type problem.
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    • Profile picture of the author mikeplan87
      Originally Posted by DIABL0 View Post

      I have been monetizing purchased email lists/data for over 16 years and PPL offers have been indispensable in converting data to a cash producing asset.

      I favor offers that have some form of make, get or save money angle/benefit to them. Free sign-ups and free trials have worked well too. The real key though is the offer needs to have mass appeal, so that any given moment, a decent percentage of the users are likely to be interested.

      Even offers that require a purchase can work, but mass appeal must exist as well and/or solves a House is on Fire type problem.
      Thank you i appreciate, i'm about to begin list building and ppl is something ive heard, and i'm trying to educate myself on the subject.
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  • Profile picture of the author justwin
    Hey there,

    The PPL programs I know that are still active and the owner pays on time are:

    -Ed Newman Click Here 0.75 per tier 1 lead 0.75 per tier 1 lead.

    -Kevin Fahey The Most Amazing Program Ever! 0.50-1.50 per tier 1 lead.

    -James Jordan James Jordan Presents - The CashSuperStar Pay-Per-Lead Program $3.00 per double optin lead.

    -Misha Wilson Download Your Free Gift! $1.50 per tier 1 lead.

    You can join the Pay Per Lead Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PayPerLeadPrograms/
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  • Profile picture of the author DIABL0
    I'm not a fan of email submits.

    I tend to promote PPL offers that pay $20-$60 each. There are verticals that pay much more and much less. However, price alone is not the only factor.

    You can have a offer that pays $9 and if it gets double the conversion rate of an offer paying $20, then they will produce close to the same revenue. At the same time you could have an offer that pay $90 or even couple hundred dollars, but if the conversion rate is really low, then it may not even be worth sending.

    So you really have to test.

    But in general, I have found it EXTREMELY rare that a $1-$2 offer ever works well.
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    • Profile picture of the author mikeplan87
      Originally Posted by DIABL0 View Post

      I'm not a fan of email submits.

      I tend to promote PPL offers that pay $20-$60 each. There are verticals that pay much more and much less. However, price alone is not the only factor.

      You can have a offer that pays $9 and if it gets double the conversion rate of an offer paying $20, then they will produce close to the same revenue. At the same time you could have an offer that pay $90 or even couple hundred dollars, but if the conversion rate is really low, then it may not even be worth sending.

      So you really have to test.

      But in general, I have found it EXTREMELY rare that a $1-$2 offer ever works well.
      Really that i didnt know honestly, i always assumed $1-$2 offers would work well for exit traffic, but i'm a novice at best.
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      • Profile picture of the author DIABL0
        Originally Posted by mikeplan87 View Post

        Really that i didnt know honestly, i always assumed $1-$2 offers would work well for exit traffic, but i'm a novice at best.
        We are talking about mailing, not monetizing exit, thank you page traffic, etc...

        I use them to monetize unsubscribes, where I rotate multiple gift card offers after someone unsubscribes to recoup data costs.

        However, when mailing, email submits ($1-$2) just don't convert high enough to make decent money with anymore. The only time I ever run them, is if I'm being paid on CPM by a client (which I never recommend) but some will insist on wanting to test.

        If you have an offer that pays $20. You need to get a 10X - 20X increase in conversion at $1-$2 to make the same revenue.
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