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Big Product Launch Question! Just like the big guys do!

by tehnolife Banned
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Ok, I've done a few product launches, and were very good. But I have a question.

I am thinking to launch a new product, on big lists. So, let's say, if I buy a solo ad on a big list and I have over 2000 clicks guaranteed, the offer will convert good?

So, my question is, does work to buy a solo ad for launching a product?
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  • Profile picture of the author BacklinkExcellence
    Originally Posted by tehnolife View Post

    if I buy a solo ad on a big list and I have over 2000 clicks guaranteed, the offer will convert good?
    The conversion rate of your offer doesn't depend on the amount of traffic you send to it. Figure out your conversion rate first and try to improve it as much as possible in order to get the maximum out of buying a solo ad.
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    • Profile picture of the author MichaelParsons
      If you're buying these clicks from someplace that give 'points' for viewing the website, I would reconsider and see if there is a way you could talk to someone with a list of 2000 and see if they would send for you. Several someones, in fact.

      Give a review copy, show them your CJ or CB listing and if they think the product is good, and the sales copy compelling, it should be a slam dunk.

      That way you'd get 2000 emails sent to people interested in your product, not just interested in getting points for their own accounts.

      1% conversion on 2000 = 20 sales.

      2 cents given...
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  • Profile picture of the author Igor Kheifets
    To test out conversions, it's better
    to try a few different sources [JVs, PPC]

    Then, when you have some cold numbers
    to look at, determine what's your earning
    per click and whether the 2k click solo ad
    is a smart move.

    e.g if you're going to make profit from it.

    For example:

    if your earning per click after testing is ~$0.1 per click,
    then purchasing a solo ad for 2k clicks let's say for
    $1000 leaves you at:

    You're paying: 1k/2k=$0.5 per click
    You're potential revenue: $0.1 per click
    (remember: this is only an example)

    So, judging by the averages, it's not smart
    to purchase this solo ad, because even if statistic
    prove true to this list (for which there's no guarantee)
    you're still going to LOSE MONEY.

    Igor
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    • Profile picture of the author tehnolife
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      OOhh...yea ..depends very very much on the traffic. Because if the traffic is not quality traffic , you can have the best sale letter, but you will not make a sale!!

      Originally Posted by john_m View Post

      The conversion rate of your offer doesn't depend on the amount of traffic you send to it. Figure out your conversion rate first and try to improve it as much as possible in order to get the maximum out of buying a solo ad.
      Yes, you are right.I will test the conversions on PPC I think, or on a friend list, and then I will see if it's profitable to buy that SOLO AD!

      Originally Posted by igorhelpsyousucceed View Post

      To test out conversions, it's better
      to try a few different sources [JVs, PPC]

      Then, when you have some cold numbers
      to look at, determine what's your earning
      per click and whether the 2k click solo ad
      is a smart move.

      e.g if you're going to make profit from it.

      For example:

      if your earning per click after testing is ~$0.1 per click,
      then purchasing a solo ad for 2k clicks let's say for
      $1000 leaves you at:

      You're paying: 1k/2k=$0.5 per click
      You're potential revenue: $0.1 per click
      (remember: this is only an example)

      So, judging by the averages, it's not smart
      to purchase this solo ad, because even if statistic
      prove true to this list (for which there's no guarantee)
      you're still going to LOSE MONEY.

      Igor
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