a few questions on solo ads

1) The best way to track opt-in rates with a solo ad, is to create a unique web form for each solo ad you take out. That way the statistics are 100% isolated, and you won't have to spend a fortune on tracking tools or even worse spend years of your life messing with extra lines of excess code.

2) Talk to your solo ad vendor. Ask them what % of mobile customers they get. Ideally, you could setup something like ClickMagick and have all of your mobile users diverted to something else entirely. (I just said how you don't need a tracker, but opt-in tracking is still best used with a unique web form in my opinion. ClickMagick is great for diverting mobile users to a secondary page though, and ClickMagick rocks for other stuff too).

3) Swift message... What do you mean exactly? Are you talking about your solo ad swipe?

4) I avoid Facebook groups. Statistically, there are too many scammers "out in the wild" and there's no governing authority at all. Instead, I have relied on Udimi.com in the past because their traffic is 100% guaranteed and have some of the toughest "fraudulent traffic" detection in the market, on record. (The solo vendors themselves often get irritated at how tough the filters are on Udimi.com haha). And if you get ripped off, you can easily ask for a traffic audit, and if they find wrong doing you get your money back.

5) Buy small, test, and scale big. Also... And this one is key... Make sure your squeeze page converts GREATER THAN 45%, and split test like mad until you get >=45%. Preferably, >=65%.

You might be wondering if I'm qualified to give this advice...

Well I'm a Hall Of Fame member on Udimi.com and also an officially ranked "solo ad buyer", so there you have it.



I wish you the best.

Thank you for Udimi For some reason I didn`t know anything about them You say they`re 100% reliable ?

Hi,
Well if you want to advance track your complete funnel and links, i would recommend you to use the software Clickmagic or Quick quality control. Both of them are great tracking softwares where you can not only track the links but also can set up rotators maximizing your revenue.

Facebook Groups are good for Solo Ads But you have to make sure to check testimonials before buying them up.

Hope this helps

Get yourself a tracking tool. If you're looking to take your business seriously and invest in solo ads for quite some time, then I would personally suggest paying for something that's going to save you a heck of a lot of hassle and money. By all means drop me a PM. We can go through your offer and see what would be most ideal.


2. My squeeze page doesnt look good on mobile, and i personally prefer desktop users to enter the page, is there a way to improve the stats on getting mostly desktop users?[/QUOTE]
That can be filtered by advance tracking tools and the likes of PPC. In other cases, you've just got to adjust because mobile users are not going to slow down...

Mobile Now Exceeds PC: The Biggest Shift Since the Internet Began | SEW


3. Will i need to write the swipe message?[/QUOTE]
Not always. In most cases your swipe will never be used anyway. The majority of solo ad providers these days, use short broad emails that get the best open rates, click through rates and are somewhat in relation to the offers currently setup in the rotator. Unless your purchase a solo ad from a blogger, the chances of getting an exact copy of your swipe going out will be rather slim these days.


4. Best places to buy solo ads, i heard facebook groups "solo ad testimonials" is a good place.[/QUOTE]
Sure. But always get in contact with those that leave the testimonials. Same thing goes when buying from a page. Get in contact with those customers who've left testimonials and see if it's genuine and ideally see whether they are a repeat customer.


I think he's simply referring to a custom built squeeze page. In other words, if you're in a business opportunity... NEVER use the company squeeze page that they provide you with. 1st reason... after mass promotion these pages kill conversions dramatically, and the 2nd reason is that this is your traffic cost. You need to build your list and that way you'll have plenty of opportunities to re-market and help your list build a profitable business or whatever it is they need help with. If you have a click funnels squeeze page, then you're in good hands.

Why do you want to buy solo ads when you can buy traffic at the same rates from Facebook without the risks involved with solo ads?