list of paid traffic sources (not cheap, good quality)

by BarberShop

Posted: 11 years ago 18 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Adwords
Facebook
Bing

What else?

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#cheap #good #list #paid #quality #sources #traffic

espresso 11 years ago

this do ya

http://www.warriorforum.com/ad-netwo...c-sources.html
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- dmarseller 10 years ago
  
  Thank you! Good list
  
  Originally Posted by espresso
  
  this do ya
  
  http://www.warriorforum.com/ad-netwo...c-sources.html
  
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- Iqball 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by espresso
  
  this do ya
  
  http://www.warriorforum.com/ad-netwo...c-sources.html
  
  Yes Thank you very handsomely!
  
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BarberShop 11 years ago

Epic. Thanks.
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howtogurus 11 years ago

Great list. If you use a list like this make sure you do some testing. I usually try to do a minimum ad spend on any new source and put the results into an excel spreadsheet. That way I can build up a new list of sites that work well with my offer. And if you create dramatically different offers then you need to test all over again. Big job but well worth the time as you will know exactly what works and what doesn't with your particular offerings.
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auseek 11 years ago

I would suggest to start small..
with 2 to 3.
Master them first..
make sure your funnels converts..
then scale !

( me : Yahoo / MSN / Bing - for testing )

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celente 11 years ago

nice advice theo.

When I first started PPC I blew $800 bucks, but I was not building a list.

Make sure you are sending traffic to opt-in page, and make sure you keywords, ad, and optin page all match, and test test test like crazy.
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Greedy 10 years ago

Facebook Ads
Google Adwords
Bing Ads
7Search
Plenty of Fish Ads
TrafficVance
LeadImpact
50onRed
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mpollak450 10 years ago

Great suggestions! Definitely split test your ads and the call to action in the ads so you make more effective use of your money.
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Mateenyall 10 years ago

Greedy pretty much got all the ones I use lol. I wonder if there's any others out there apart form the usual suspects?
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koubain 10 years ago

and solo ads,ad swaps
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dmarc 10 years ago

Some services work better than others, depending on your niche/offer/adcopy. I'd definitely recommend starting off small with a few different networks. Track, test, and tweak until you get a sense of what works where... and then track, test, and tweak some more.

PPC etc. can be very effective... but it can also drain your wallet pretty quickly. If you just throw some money at it without proper tracking, testing, tweaking, and scaling, you will not be happy with your results.
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TatiW3B

10 years ago

Google Adwords
Bing Ads
Looksmart
7Search
Facebook Ads
Clicksor
Adblade
SiteScout
Advertising.com
POF Ads
Advertise.com
Pulse360
Adknowledge
Trafficvance
DirectCPV
AdOnNetwork
LeadImpact

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celente

10 years ago

Originally Posted by TatiW3B

Google Adwords
Bing Ads
Looksmart
7Search
Facebook Ads
Clicksor
Adblade
SiteScout
Advertising.com
POF Ads
Advertise.com
Pulse360
Adknowledge
Trafficvance
DirectCPV
AdOnNetwork
LeadImpact

awesome list. Add buysellads.com to that too.

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CashAdsLLC 10 years ago
Heres a list to add to that.

PPC/Contextual
1. Google Adwords – Search and Content network
2. Bing/Yahoo – Search and Content Text/Contextual ads
3. Miva – 2nd-tier Search PPC network
4. 7Search – 2nd-tier Search PPC network
5. LookSmart – self serve search/contextual text ads
6. AdKnowledge – one stop shop for lots of types of ads. interesting.
7. Affinity – search, parked pages, text ads – good 2nd tier inventory
8. Marchex – PPC text ads on mainly tech related sites
9. AdMarketplace – self serve text ads
10. FindItQuick – text ads
Self-Serve Social
1. Facebook Ads – Self Serve Ads on Facebook
2. My Ads – Self Serve banners on Myspace & a host of Fox network sites
3. POF Ads – Self Serve Ads on PlentyOfFish
4. Reddit Ads – self serve direct ads on reddit.com
5. LinkedIn Ads – good for B2B
PPV/CPV
1. Traffic Vance – Great PPV network. Their only downside is that they don’t have alot of international inventory. Best interface in the business. $1k deposit
2. Lead Impact – Another great PPV network. Formerly Zango. Has lots of international inventory. $200 deposit.
3. AdOnNetwork – banners, contextual, search – self serve
4. MediaTraffic – ppv ads
5. Direct CPV – cpv, self serve popups
6. Clicksor – banners/text ads/pop unders
7. Adoori – ppv popups – self serve
8. Findology – ppc/cpv
Self-Serve Media Buys & Ad Networks
1. AdBlade – self serve display ads, very good service
2. Advertising.com AdDesk from AOL – Self serve banners on AOL
3. AdSonar – text ads on AOL. the text ad version of AOL AdDesk
4. Pulse360 – ads on good high traffic inventory
5. Sitescout.com – banners on high traffic sites
6. AdReady – display ads/self serve banners on yahoo sites
7. Yabuka – ads on good high traffic inventory. $1k deposit. similar to Pulse360
8. AdToll.com – now owned by Clickbooth – banners/display/text ads.
9. CBS Interactive – media buys on very high traffic CBS site inventory
10. AdBuyer – media buying search/display exchange. great place to do retargeting campaigns
11. Advertise.com – self serve text, search and display ads
12. Traffiq.com – self serve banners, able to negotiate with tons of sites through an interface
13. XA.net – Display/retargeting/facebook ad exchange
14. OpenX Ad Marketplace – banner exchange on open x ad network
15. Contextweb – banners/media buying exchange
16. AdSide – self serve ppc contextual text ads
17. Adbrite – self serve banners. Cheap place to test banners for CTR
18. AdEngage – banners/text, similar to adbrite, allow weekly buys
19. ZedoAdNetwork.com – Zedo self serve. No targeting options unless you talk to them
20. TrafficTaxi.net – self serve banners/display/popunders – global
21. AdPerium – torrent site traffic. display banners, self serve, similar to adbrite
22. BuyAds.com – self-serve banners on many quality sites
23. BuySellAds – self serve banners on a range of design blogs.
24. BlogAds – banners/text ads on high traffic blog network.
25. RealTechNetwork – Variety of formats, self serve platform
26. Chitika – search related contextual display ads. $50k monthly minimum (lol)
27. Adroll – self serve banners/site targeting. Does not allow affiliates
Media Buy Networks (non-self serve)
1. Doubleclick – Media Buys with Google
2. Advertising.com (also check this link) – display/banners, media buys on AOL
3. Microsoft Ad Network – microsoft banner display/media buys
4. Tribal Fusion – media buy banner network
5. EngageBDR – media buys on high traffic inventory. $25k to start
6. Rubicon Project – media buys, nice interface/inventory
7. FOX Networks – banners on FOX properties
8. Casale Media – self serve banners
9. Right media (Yahoo) – self serve banner exchange
10. CPXinteractive – banners/display, media buys
11. ValueClick – banners, display/media buys
12. Interclick – banners, high volume media buys
13. Burst Media – banners/display/media buys
14. Matomy Media – cpm banners on good inventory of sites
15. AdJuggler – display/media buys
16. AdFunky – Display/rich media, some high traffic inventory
17. PremiumAccess.com – dashboard ads, the ones that pop up at the bottom of a webpage
18. Xtend Media – banner/display media buys
19. ReduxMedia – Display, media buys, some good blog inventory
20. BannerConnect – media buys/banners, good european reach
21. Glam Media – media buys, display, very good inventory for female demo
22. Vibrant Media – inline contextual/rich ads, media buys
23. Tremor Media – media buys, good range of new formats
24. Traffic Marketplace – display/email ads, media buys
25. Specific Media – banners/video display, media buys
26. Undertone.com – premium banners/display/media buys
27. Tatto Media – banners/display/media buys
28. MediaWhiz – banners/display, media buys
29. Z5x.net – display banners, media buys, large inventory
30. Dsnrmg.com – display, media buys, unknown quantity/quality
31. Collective.com – media buys, banners/display
32. Adconian – video/banner ads, media buys
33. Pubmatic – ad network. looks like only exchanges can sign up to them.
34. Technorati Media – banners
In-Text Advertising
1. Infolinks – self serve text inline contextual ads
2. 50onRed – self serve text inline contextual ads
3. InLinks – monthly fee inline contextual ads
4. Admanage – Contextual, inline & display, pops, parking, decent volume
5. Kontera – inline contextual text ads. Not self-serve
6. AdMedia – self serve inline contextual text ads like kontera, also display ads
7. Snap LinkAds- text/inline type ads
8. Linkworth – Banners, inline, contextual, plenty of cheap inventory
Mobile Phone Ad Networks
1. Admob – mobile ads, now owned by google
2. MobClix – mobile ad exchange
3. Jumptap – mobile ad network
4. Admoda – mobile ad network
5. Millenial Media – not self-serve
6. GreyStripe – mobile ad network. not self-serve
7. Inmobi – mobile ad network
8. Mobclix – mobile ad exchange
9. BuzzCity – mobile ad network
10. Adfonic – mobile advertising
11. Mobixell – mobile advertising
Retargeting
1. AdBuyer – media buying search/display exchange. best place to start with retargeting. taps into Right Media and Doubleclick
2. Retargeter – Retarget the ones who didn’t sign up first time
3. FetchBack – Retarget the ones who didn’t sign up first time
4. MyThings – Retarget the ones who didn’t sign up first time
5. Criteo.com – Retargeting
Category (Gaming)
1. Mochi Media – self serve in-game ads
2. CPMStar – banners display aimed at gaming sites only
3. Intergi – banners and static/video in-game adverts
4. NeoEdge.com – static/video in game adverts
5. Ad4Game – banners on gaming sites
6. Ad2Games – online advertising for games
7. Axifer – banners on Gamezer
8. Game Advertising Online – large scale performance-focused advertising solution for online games
Category (Adult)
1. Black Label Ads – Text & banners on adult inventory – adult version of adbrite
2. AdExpansion – Display/banners on adult inventory
3. EroAdvertising – Web & mobile display/banners on adult inventory
4. TrafficJunky.net – adult self serve display/banners, good volume inventory
5. JuicyAds – Display on adult inventory, flat rate buys per week/month
6. Adult Ad World – CPM ads, text ads, pop-under, clicked traffic
Social Apps
1. Appvert – Facebook apps ads, display
2. TrianAds – failbook app ads, display
3. TappJoy – socialmedia app ads and distribution
4. Userplane – social media advertising for media buyers
5. Cubics – social media ads
6. Rock You Media – social media display ads
International
1. Reseau Select – banner and offline targetted at quebec
2. Canoe Klix – text ads on the canoe.ca network
3. Adconian – display/media buys, good for Europe
4. Hola Networks – media buys targeting hispanic demo only in USA
5. Hi Media – display/media buys, mainly European traffic
6. Ad2OneGroup – media buys on premium UK, Irish & Aus. sites + Ebay UK
7. Pamoja Media – Adify powered, banners for African traffic
8. SHE Network – Adify powered, target Swedish women
9. Smowtion – display banners, most South American inventory
10. Traffic Synergy AdRands – banners, South African traffic
11. Adbid.se – premium network for online newspapers in Sweden. CPM, CPC and CPA/CPO. Does retargeting and has both banners and text ads.
12. UTarget.co – UK display/rich media/video, owned by Fox
13. Unanimis – display/video media buys, UK traffic
14. Mirago – UK/French/German contextual/search ads
15. HarrenMedia – Media buys, South American/Hispanic traffic
16. Filiado – Media buys for Brazilian inventory
17. ExoClick – Text/display on various inventory. Similar model to adbrite
18. Aim4Media – Display media buys, European traffic
19. Adverline – Media buys, good quality French/Euro inventory
20. Accelerator Media – UK banners/media buys
21. Specific Media – Media buys/display on UK/Euro premium inventory
22. Global Interactive – Smaller scale banner/pop media buys
23. Adtegrity – Media buys/display, high volume
Uncategorized
1. Sitepoint Marketplace – small direct banner buys
2. AdOptim – in-video, text and banner ads
3. YuMe – in-video ads, media buys
4. BrightRoll – Video Media Buying
5. AdClickMedia.com – looks kind of like Bidvertiser
6. Ezanga – cheap search/contextual/cpv/display
7. AditAll – produce and run video ad campaigns
8. Elephant Traffic – mispelled domain traffic auction
9. Sponsored Tweets – sponsored twitter posts
10. Izea – self serve sponsored tweets/blog posts
11. Ad.ly – more twitter ads
List Brokers
1. Arcamax – Amazing source for solo mailings to quality optin lists
2. The SRDS – rent mailing lists. mainly for direct mail I think.
3. NextMark – rent mailing lists. also mainly for direct mail I think.
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talfighel

10 years ago

I have seen some people post some of the smaller pay per click companies here in this thread and I have to tell you that some of them are not good and send you very bad traffic.

If you are going to use any of them to test them out, track everything.

Bing, Yahoo, and Google are all good.

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mynet

10 years ago

Originally Posted by talfighel

yes
Google Adwords is Best - Give you best return .
Yahoo & Bing also good but they have less reach to user.

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Masum492 10 years ago

I like 7search platform and it is pretty good I think!
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