Paying For Targeted YouTube Traffic
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Here's a great way to pay for targeted YouTube traffic that you may have never heard of.
Basically what you'll be doing is finding YouTube videos which are related to your niche that you can pay to have a link put in the description.
Think about it, instead of having to create a video, upload it, and try to get traffic to it "kick-started", you instead find videos that are already getting traffic driven to them and get a link from them.
Finding Targeted Videos
Let's say you're promoting a Clickbank product which relates to weight loss. With this method you would go to Youtube and search for videos that would related to losing weight. It could be videos about low-carb foods, healthy foods, home exercises, etc... Then you would try to find videos which have a decent amount of views to them.
When you find a video make sure that it's still getting daily views and that it's not "old news" so to speak. Some videos will have a decent amount of views but may not be getting much traffic anymore.
Once you've picked a video you should check out the channel of the video uploader. You're looking for an uploader which isn't too popular or else they probably won't care about your proposal. It also helps if they're fairly new to Youtube.
Once everything checks out you'll then want to message them through Youtube and propose an offer to get a link in their description. You could even try to get a link in the video if the channel owner is willing to edit the video to add this.
How Much?
If you're wondering how much to pay. For most videos $10-$20 will work. This is something where you'll get better at as you buy links on more videos. You'll get better at estimating beforehand how many clicks per day a video will bring in, and have a better idea of what you want to spend to get the link. But the great part about this method is that the links will stay up as long the channel owner never removes them.
So if you get enough links you'll be getting a lot of passive clicks to your offer day after day for possibly years to come!
Basically what you'll be doing is finding YouTube videos which are related to your niche that you can pay to have a link put in the description.
Think about it, instead of having to create a video, upload it, and try to get traffic to it "kick-started", you instead find videos that are already getting traffic driven to them and get a link from them.
Finding Targeted Videos
Let's say you're promoting a Clickbank product which relates to weight loss. With this method you would go to Youtube and search for videos that would related to losing weight. It could be videos about low-carb foods, healthy foods, home exercises, etc... Then you would try to find videos which have a decent amount of views to them.
When you find a video make sure that it's still getting daily views and that it's not "old news" so to speak. Some videos will have a decent amount of views but may not be getting much traffic anymore.
Once you've picked a video you should check out the channel of the video uploader. You're looking for an uploader which isn't too popular or else they probably won't care about your proposal. It also helps if they're fairly new to Youtube.
Once everything checks out you'll then want to message them through Youtube and propose an offer to get a link in their description. You could even try to get a link in the video if the channel owner is willing to edit the video to add this.
How Much?
If you're wondering how much to pay. For most videos $10-$20 will work. This is something where you'll get better at as you buy links on more videos. You'll get better at estimating beforehand how many clicks per day a video will bring in, and have a better idea of what you want to spend to get the link. But the great part about this method is that the links will stay up as long the channel owner never removes them.
So if you get enough links you'll be getting a lot of passive clicks to your offer day after day for possibly years to come!