robyrobertson

I have been looking at Mass PPV Traffic and was wondering if someone had an honest opinion without trying to sell me. I am always looking for was to generate more traffic but don't want more of the same but in a different order...

Kevingators

I got Mass PPV. I was brand new to PPV, so it helped me understand it better and how to set up campaigns in the most efficient manner. The URL scraper upsell was worth it in my opinion. It saves a lot of time vs doing it manually.

I'm sure it is pretty basic to people already familiar with PPV. I guess it is taylored more for newbies to PPV.

This forum has been very helpful as there are some PPV experts that have given some great content.

Kevin

rwb24

I also purchased it just the other day and will be going over it thoroughly soon. Hopefully I can get back and let you know how good it is...
Cheers

nicholasb

yeah I have built a decent sized list with it so far and getting ready for a launch to that list, I think it is worth the money.

the traffic was pretty cheap but as the more people get on the less effective it will be.

Stephen Chua

So PPV is best suit for list building?

MarketingSPY

We just received PPV software and will report as soon as it's tested. Thanks for posting - it's a great reminder.

nicholasb

it is basically a traffic course, but I always build a list no matter what type of traffic I send to it

DrInfoman

Maybe it's just me, but I have a hard time with the "it works off of installed adware" aspect.

Preciseim

I purchased it and am not impressed. The information is very basic and really in my opinion misses out on a huge chunk of key information on ppv marketing.

Personally I would not recommend it.

askloz

prolly basic, cos the idea is basic, a basic idea that WORKS!

Preciseim

I agree 100% the basic premise works, you definitely can use ppv to build a nice opt in list.

I just really felt that the product was far too light and could have gone into more depth on a number of areas, which I feel are important in ppv markerting.

Just my 2 cents

moneycoach123

PPV stands for Pay Per View.
It has absolutely nothing to do with Video Marketing. Instead it is more similar to Pay per click, however, rather than paying $5 per click, just a tiny amount is charged each time your site is viewed.
PPV prices can be seriously cheap with average of $0.10c. The best thing is its real people that view your website, so your not getting some fake click from a competitor.

ben565

it is nothing like ppc,ppc is a lot more targeted than cpv,cpv is when someone visits a website and your offer pops over or under that site,the average cost per view is 0.015cpv on most of the networks

askloz

true,true... I think it lacked something else... like an A.B.C, 1-2-3 method of actually helping a newbie from start to finish, like... set up a blog, where to get articles, getting returning visitors, where to outsource stuff, yada yada.

But hey, still good for those who know their way around a blog or what have ya.

Fraserb

As a newbie to all this I bit the bullet and purchased MassPPV. There is tons of information in this course but as people have mentioned above it is aimed more at people who have not used PPV / don't know much about PPV.

I am still trawling through all the information but I like what I see so far and have tried the url scraper just to see what I got and was very impressed.

It comes down to the KISS principle - why make things compicated. It seems to me if something works you just do it over and over and reap the benefits.

That said I have not yet tried it live, but will let you know if you want.

Fraser
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Affiliate Portal

I was glad to see that Mass PPV took a different approach to this rather than rehash published info. Kris is a class act and has demonstrated a good way to build a list.

~ Corey

Kevingators

I agree. I have Mass PPV and the webinars have been great. Today we did a 1 hour Q&A and Kris gave us some info that was priceless.

Kevin

mindforce

The creators of this product need to stand behind it. I purchased MassPPV and am having a billing related problem. I have emailed "customer support" 3 times with no reply. If you are the owner or admin, PM me to resolve this matter.

kuterdan

PPV is a great course for newbies, it does show you what you need to do to get things started. The course explains that you want to create a site that fits the networks sizes which is usually 750 x 550. It's not a site for listing your blogs or other websites, you could but when you see a pop up you don't want to scroll all over the place to view it, some consider pop ups annoying to begin with.

The course does teach you what you need to know to get started with PPV. As far as the $47/month URL Scraper, I didn't like it. Sure it saves time in the beginning when digging up url's, but you will run into trouble when you start getting results that are too broad like google, youtube, yahoo etc.

The length of the URL becomes a problem too because I know with Media Traffic the character length is 40, Direct CPV is a bit longer. So after you've compiled a list of 30 or 40 thousands url's you'll find yourself spending hours sifting through the ones that will work for you.

Mass PPV shows you how to do it the hard/manual way but in the long run it will save you time and ultimately money. You don't want your ads appearing everytime someone goes to Google searching for everything but your niche

silverbax

I purchased Mass PPV a few months ago and have made PPV buys since. Here's my take:

The course does a good job of explaining how to set up an effective PPV campaign, and how PPV works. I have used PPV to build a list, but I should mention that I also own Traffic Evolution, which is a PPV course.

I had very little success with PPV to CPA, but I decided to cut my testing short and focus on that later.

One thing I should point out is that the Mass PPV 'case study' shows how they used PPV traffic to build a nearly 10,000 person list in a couple of days. This is entirely possible, but they almost certainly did this after much testing. You will almost certainly NOT be able to repeat that without some experience, and well, experience will cost money, because PPV traffic usually requires deposits in the $100-$200 range.

In order to repeat the success of what Mass PPV did in their case study, I would think you'd have to do the following:

1. Create a HUGE list of sites to show your ad on. Not 10, or 20, but hundreds, if not thousands of targeted URLS. This is the only way you're going to generate serious traffic.

2. Test the huge list of URLS for a few days, which will cost some coin. You have to get enough statistically significant clicks to determine if a URL results in actions (opt ins, etc)

3. Once you have the list of URLs that actually work, mod your bids to either be more visible or less visible

4. Tweak and split test your PPV ad so you are now testing WORKING urls against your PPV ad to improve conversion.

5. Now you've got a campaign that will generate opt-ins or sales on demand. If done correctly, this can be 'turned on' and 'turned off' like a faucet. I have a couple of campaigns that I drive opt-in traffic with, and I can confirm that even though I know it can be improved, it brings me opt ins for about $1 apiece whenever I turn it on. The Mass PPV guys show a campaigns that brought in conversions at 7 cents, but Traffic Evolution had campaigns where they felt good about getting opt ins at $5 each. That's a huge range and markets differ. I think it's just a matter of doing what I outlined above and improving it.

richjerk321

The PPV course was alright. I personally thought that it was too short, and could have definitely have more ideas on how to promote other products, etc. They should have more case studies.

bizz_man

I found it to be well worth is value. If you are not using ppv to market your stuff you are missing out a huge chunk of traffic.

warrice7

How long before ppv is saturated?

degcommunications

Sounds like this may be worth the time and investment. I'll have to check it out.

xxxJamesxxx

Does this work in any niche?

SuperAffiliateRockStar

Unfortunately, the idea of most marketers...is to produce a product that will give a basic intro to the traffic method, without giving away the "secrets."

However, when one understands marketing fundamentals, then one may be able to figure out what is purposely left out.

Did you get that?

When you have MOST marketers losing money with PPV, and then on the other hand, you have some getting 3000-5000% ROI...There are so called "secrets" that are with held...often in the name of info overload.

This is part of the game...the Internet Marketing game.

Can't HATE the game...rather LOVE it...There are MILLIONS of DOLLARS rewarded to who embrace the game, and WIN within the game rules!

Hope this helps a tad bit.

SuperAffiliateRockStar

Saturation...is in ones mind, and is according to ones creativity level.

Think about it...the MORE MARKETERS FLOOD to PPV, the more ppv networks will rise up to take their share of the pie.

With a TON of marketers bidding GLOBALLY...this will position the networks to become a bit more choosy as to who they allow in there network. Thus the STANDARD rises...min deposits etc...THIS WILL BEGIN TO KEEP THE NOVICES OUT OF THE GAME...KILLING SATURATION...HOWEVER, MAKING THE COMPETITION A LOT MORE FIERCE, IN THAT REAL MARKETERS WHO KNOW THE GAME WILL BE THE ONLY BIDDERS.

Get it now and MASTER!!!

jimmyab

Yes I have it. Pay per view is fantastic concept and you can get in front of targeted traffic fast and cheap... like .02c per view (not click)

However... the key is the offer. It has to be simple and easy for people to convert...and Ive found that you very rarely sell from PPV, but if you get the right offer, its a fantastic list builder.

A great traffic strategy for seasoned marketers looking for new generation methods...

Newbs... learn the art of marketing and which buttons to push before trying out...

michaelr7

Right on.

I also purchased it. Very basic info, mainly about how to build a list. Totally neglects the most important part: how to make money with PPV by promoting CPA offers.

There are far better PPV ebooks/courses out there.