Which Paid traffic is most effective

Hi G,

Converting traffic sources will vary by niche so make sure to test and track exactly which of your (paid and 'unpaid') traffic sources convert best - Google Analytics is a good free option for that.

Advertising WITHOUT tracking your conversions will just waste a lot of time and money and not give you the pinpoint clarity to develop your business.

to be honest Every Paid traffic provider does not work if you are really willing to invest on buying
traffic that will convert then use Google adwords.

Guest Post regularly and social sharing.

still waiting for any good paid traffic site

The best traffic is endorsed JV deals and such. I've found that the very best is if you can get someone to put you in an offer right after someone buys their product, followed by a straight JV email.

Ah well for what it's worth. Understand what Ali is saying as well is Mike.... and because of that agree with them both

Many options for paid traffic like Ali said (Facebook ads, Adwords and other PPC campaign, also solo ads), but in some cases they can not promise a number of visitors per day.

My best converting sources of paid traffic are the following:

1) Private media buys - I just located sites with adsense on them that had enough traffic and proposed a better deal.

2) Google Adwords Content Network - Great source of converting traffic. Unfortunately, you have to play by Google's rules and we all know what that means. But when it works, it works great.

3) Solo ads (outside Internet Marketing niche). Locate competitors that build lists and buy solo ads to their lists. Email converts the better, but in some cases it will be even more expensive than media buys. It all comes down to how strong is your offer though and how well it's converting.

Gabriel

Use Google adwords. That works best just because they are very relevant and deliver quality traffic.

Thanks

Btw, this post should give you a small idea on how many sources there are (this is just a drop in the bucket). Paid traffic really varies on where you are buying it from and how effective your marketing funnel is.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...uces-ever.html

RoD

It depends on your niche but generally speaking Adsense cant be touched

I think you're asking the wrong question here. Rather than asking which traffic is the most cost-effective, a better question is how to make it cost-effective.

This can be done through tracking and split-testing. Paid traffic is a tricky thing, you'll never know if it'll be a winning streak or not but once you do, you can easily pay back what you lost.

So far, my most favourable traffic is PPV because of the control you have over the campaign. maybe you could look into that.

Marco

If your promoting a squeeze page then in my opinion it`s ppc and solo ads

these are the ones which have worked best for me so far

paul

What do you mean by "paid traffic"? If you mean the traffic that people sell on eBay and fiver. 9 out of 10 times it's fake. There is no such thing as the best paid traffic method simply because if there was, everyone would be using it. It all depends on how you advertise your product.

For me for example, article writing and 7search PPC are the best ones. Most people say the best one is Facebook PPC, I tried it, and it's baloney (an expensive one should i mention)

Solo ads can be good, but then again, it all depends on the list and such. Pretty much, at the early stage of your site, the only traffic you can control is fake one

When you think about traffic what traffic are you talking about you could get tons of traffic to your website but if it's not the target market that you want to sell to then your wont make any sales. The key to traffic is the right traffic for the products that you are selling some how this get overlooked when talking about traffic.

PPC in my opinion.

MilkerFocus, Do you have a website of sorts to gain information from? I am a Newbie; I mean a real newbie and I want to learn what is necessary and then execute the methods.

I'm just going to answer the question, plain and simple -

I am using Facebook PPC. I get about 7-15 leads daily for about 0.20c each. Not exactly the best but they do convert.

Again, as usual, this is heavily depending on your niche as well.

One little trick is to do a keyword search for your topic or one closely related but not a competitor site. Then purchase banner ads or advertising space on one of the top 5 sites you find in Google.

So an example is that your selling Web Design, so you search for say.. website templates and advertise your web design services on a template site, because it's related.

The one that you don't pay for It's true.

But the sites I m trying to promote is on make money online & selling content as given in my link,& google adword is telling that they wont allow to promote such sites .Hence i am unable to use adwords.
And regarding banner ads which are the best sources to advertise banner ads.

And please kindly let me know the places to buy solo ads from

How is the below site for banner advertising ,does it give targeted visitors
https://buildtraffic.com/order/index...r-advertising/

That's the whole game. You have to invest your money into traffic that you believe you can monetize at a higher price than you pay. That's the skill no one can really teach you. You can learn a lot from other people but you really have to test different traffic sources and different niches. Try to do this for as cheap as possible until you know how to do it on a consistent basis. Fail your way to success. It's the only way.

adwords is the paid effective adverstising and have good results........as of your funds..you are investing

Hi Garima,

It depends what niche you are in I suppose.

I use solo ads and sometimes ppc as paid traffic sources.

You can find Solo Ad sellers here at the W.F.

Go and check them out and see whether they are best fit for your business.

Hope this helps you out & good luck!!!

How can paid traffic not work? So you're saying all paid traffic doesn't work apart from AdWords? Incorrect.

The traffic really won't matter until you actually pull the trigger and test and tweak...and then test and tweak again, until you are happy with your conversion rate on the offer you're promoting.

You can send all the traffic in the world to your offer but if your product, affiliate product or freebie/offer isn't strong enough to have them take the necessary action that YOU want them to take then, then its not going to matter "which paid traffic is most effective."

A pretty inexpensive way to test your offer is to push 100-200 clicks through to it, and I'd suggest finding a good SOLO ad provider as others have mentioned. You can usually find them on here (Warrior Forum) or through other methods which have worked well for me.

Say that the 100 clicks (meaning that 100 real human beings) will see your offer (depending on the niche that you're in will determine the conversion rate of course), you can gauge your click through to opt in rate to sells, IF you are tracking your stats which is the MOST IMPORTANT part of this all together.

Facebook works, PPC works within all the networks, Media Buys work, everything works and some work better than others. It's not whether the vehicle works or not, it's will you convert, build a list and get the sale in the end.

If done right, paid traffic can basically cost you nothing and this all relates back to the main point, "Is your offer and sales funnel strong enough" to turn this paid traffic source into free traffic once they go through your funnel?

We can all name off what has worked and what didn't work well from our personal experiences, as we all have different offers in some different and similar niches however we do not have the same caliber of marketing and salesmanship in writing as each other (however some may think so).

We are all on the same path using different vehicles to get there, some faster and more determined and more focused than others.

1. FOCUS on one source
2. MASTER it
3. TEST and TWEAK it. If you discover that it doesn't work (meaning you are in the red after testing and tweaking and actually pulling the trigger), move on. Plan and simple.
4. If it works, RINSE & REPEAT.

Hope this helps you bud.

YOU won't go wrong with Google AdWords.