Our PLR for CPA Offers is So Popular That We Just Added a Second Group

[John Rogers]

Quit Wasting Your Time and Energy Working at Things That Don't Make You Money

Never have I seen so many people going from zero internet income to solid paydays in so little time as I'm seeing right now.

The information on how to do it is widely available on this forum, yet I still see people struggling to make any money at all while they continue to search for the next big trend that's going to make them rich overnight.

What's just as bad, or maybe worse, is I'm still seeing people working their asses off on Adsense sites. C'mon, when was the last time you heard about anyone not already well established with Adsense making any money with them?

You're in this to make money, right?

Right?

Well I'm here to tell you that if you're serious about making money, you should get serious about CPA.

This is NOT Another Make Money with CPA Course

Open your eyes and take a look around the Warrior Forum. Just about every place you look you'll find someone talking about their latest CPA success, asking how to get started in CPA, or trying to sell you a course on how to make money with CPA.

Why? Because getting started in CPA is just as easy as getting started in any other form of affiliate marketing, but CPA landing page conversions blow other affiliate program sales page conversions away. CPA is a hot topic here because there are a lot of folks making money with it, and they're excited about it!

As a result of that excitement, there are an over-abundance of how to make money with CPA courses running as WSOs. I'm not saying that all of those courses are bad (Don and Jeremy's CPA Bootcamp is a good one), but you don't really need a course to get started. There is plenty of free advice on how to get accepted into the CPA networks on the Warrior Forum CPA/CPM/CPL board.

Once you're approved to promote CPA offers, you can go about it in pretty much the same way you would promote or drive traffic to any other offer. And if you're still trying to make money with Adsense, you would be much better off replacing those Adsense blocks with CPA offer graphics. (hint!)

Work Smarter, Not Harder

There's plenty of evidence in this forum to support the fact that promoting CPA offers provides a damn good return on an investment of time and resources. The bottom line is that getting into CPA is a wise move.

But don't run off yet and put a lot of time into researching the thousands of available CPA offers, conducting hours of keyword research, conducting more hours of research for your content, and then spending even more hours banging out that content.

Why would you do that yourself when you can have it all handed to you for less than your commission on one good CPA offer?

Seriously, how long would it take you to pick a good high-paying CPA offer in a hot niche, then research and bang out 5,000 words of content?

And even if you paid someone only a penny a word to write that content for you, you're still looking at $50 for just the articles.

Well, wouldn't it be smarter if for less than $15 you could have someone research the best CPA offers, then deliver to your inbox 5,000 words of content, custom graphics, and two Wordpress themes based on those offers?

And wouldn't it be even smarter if for less than $15 you could have someone do that for you four times each month?

Announcing the Incansoft CPA Marketing PLR Membership

Each and every week our members receive a new hot product selected from the best CPA networks. We are careful to select products that pass both the popularity and high payout tests. You don't need to worry about the crap, because we've already filtered it out.

Every week you'll get:

•20 Original, 250 Word, PLR Blog Posts Based on the Hot CPA Offer of that Week.
•A Custom Set of High Quality Graphics
•There's Plenty of Space on the Header to Add Your Own Text.
•Two Wordpress Themes with the Custom Graphics Already Integrated.
•Automated Delivery System Ensuring Timely Fulfillment.

Getting into CPA now and finally earning some decent money makes perfect sense.

Getting us to do the bulk of the work for you makes even more sense.

My only question to you is, do you want to pay the public price of $29.95 per month at
CPA Marketing PLR

Or do you want to pay the Warrior Special Offer price of $14.95 per month at
CPA Marketing PLR WSO
(use coupon code CPAWSO for Group 1)
(use coupon code CPAWSO2 for Group 2)


John


P.S. - In case you're not into doing the math, you're getting 20,000 words of content per month. That's $0.0007475 per word.

P.P.S. - If you figure your content costs at $0.0007475 per word, that would make the research, the graphics, and the Wordpress themes free.

P.P.P.S. - Why are you still reading this? Go sign up for our CPA Marketing PLR membership before we discontinue the discount.

P.P.P.P.S. - Okay, if you insist on continuing to read, then after you sign up for CPA Marketing PLR, check out our other PLR discounts at Clickbank Riches, PLR Blowout, and a Freebie!!

[spotmarketing]

John, I couldn't pass this one up. I am looking forward in receiving my first pack.

One question, do you have a limit on the membership that is being sold?

Thanks,

Shawn

[DebbieC]

I'm in. Ready to get started.

Debbie

[2stayhome]

Hey John,

Can you give some idea of what the blogs posts are like? Are they just blurbs about the generic topic? ... are they individual little pre-sells of the offer? ... or some other angle?

Just trying to get a feel for the whole package ... which sounds great BTW.

Thanks!

Cindy

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by spotmarketing

One question, do you have a limit on the membership that is being sold?

We've never been forced to impose a cap on our other PLR memberships because natural attrition has taken care of it for us. If this goes much over 100 members, we'll take a hard look at how many duplicates are showing up online, and will make a call at that time.

John

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by 2stayhome

Hey John,

Can you give some idea of what the blogs posts are like? Are they just blurbs about the generic topic? ... are they individual little pre-sells of the offer? ... or some other angle?

Just trying to get a feel for the whole package ... which sounds great BTW.

Thanks!

Cindy

It's a mix. While the content is "inspired" by a specific offer, it is written in a way that it can be used as is, or with slight modification, in conjunction with a similar offer on a different network. Most of it is not written specifically as pre-sell, though it could be slightly tweaked to work that way.

John

[wbeil48]

Do you include instructions on how to get accepted into CPA networks? Videos or eBook on working with CPA?

[excoder01]

What CPA networks are these from?
Can we join any CPA network or do you give a list ones we have to join? But like someone said, how do we get accepted?

I know some folks are just going to copy/paste them the articles on their blog without modifications -- so I'm going to try to spin the articles to make them a bit unique. Does the pack comes with keywords to use?

[OnlineMktgByron]

I'm confused as to what rights you get with these PLR articles. Can I use the PLR articles on my sites - that I might then sell in the future? In other words, I won't be using your themes or graphics - just the PLR articles themselves on sites I already own. While these would still be "personal use" I may sell my site in the future. Are you saying that I wouldn't be able to do that with your articles?

[John Rogers]

The first round of PLR packs are based on offers from Maxbounty. We chose Maxbounty because they have a lot of high paying offers, and most people don't run into problems being approved by them. We're open to suggestions as far as the CPA networks go.

The content is written around offers with wide appeal, so if for whatever reason you are turned down by the network the content is based on for a particular week, you can easily use that content with similar offer on a different network.

Mario Brown has written an excellent post on how to get accepted by the CPA networks. Here's a link to it: http://www.warriorforum.com/ad-netwo...beginners.html

We do not provide CPA training materials or coaching. If you know anything about making money with Adsense, those exact same methods work with CPA. Instead of using Adsense blocks on your sites, use CPA offer graphics.

If you want a free education in CPA, start digging here
Ad Networks - CPA, CPM, CPL - Millionaire Makers..

If you're looking for a beginning CPA course, look at Jeremy Kelsall's WSOs.

John

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by OnlineMktgByron

I'm confused as to what rights you get with these PLR articles. Can I use the PLR articles on my sites - that I might then sell in the future? In other words, I won't be using your themes or graphics - just the PLR articles themselves on sites I already own. While these would still be "personal use" I may sell my site in the future. Are you saying that I wouldn't be able to do that with your articles?

No, you could not flip a site using this content unless you modified the articles significantly (30% minimum).

John

[A Bary]

When the first round will be delivered?

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by goldmind123

When the first round will be delivered?

Depending on what time you register, the same day, or the following day. Each subsequent pack will arrive every week on the same day that you received your first pack.

John

[Steve_S]

Thanks for the offer John - just picked it up.

[GaryHarvey]

You mention replacing Adsense ad blocks with CPA ads. Great idea. Do your graphics come in the same sizes as the Adsense ad blocks?

Gary

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by GaryHarvey

You mention replacing Adsense ad blocks with CPA ads. Great idea. Do your graphics come in the same sizes as the Adsense ad blocks?

Gary

No, our custom graphics are site headers.

However many CPA offers have their own graphics, often in sizes suitable for replacing Adsense ad blocks.

John

[excoder01]

I plan to use only one WP blog for this that display various CPA offers -- so, with the two free themes, are you recommending we create a new Wordpress blog for each CPA offer?

Also, can these articles be posted on ezinearticles? Or, would it be too short?

[GaryHarvey]

I'm in.

Looking forward to getting my first pack shortly.

Thanks
Gary

[jollykitty]

Just signed up, looking forward to see first pack

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by excoder01

I plan to use only one WP blog for this that display various CPA offers -- so, with the two free themes, are you recommending we create a new Wordpress blog for each CPA offer?

That's entirely up to you, and it really depends on how you're driving traffic. If you're relying on the search engines, I would use a separate domain for each offer, but wouldn't necessarily use two for each offer unless I managed to find two awesome keyword rich domain names.

Also, can these articles be posted on ezinearticles? Or, would it be too short?

The EzineArticles minimum length is 250 words, so these would barely make it. However...


Here are the first two rules from the EzineArticles Editorial Guidelines (Editorial Guidelines For Submitting Quality Articles To EzineArticles.com):

1. MUST BE AN ORIGINAL ARTICLE THAT YOU WROTE.
2. MUST NOT BE AN ARTICLE YOU RIPPED-OFF FROM THE PUBLIC DOMAIN OR BOUGHT (PLR).

If you're going to use PLR for the basis for submissions to any article site, you should make significant changes. Not to mention the fact that you would be diluting the value of the content for yourself and other members by distributing it outside the circle of members.

I recommend you always do some keyword research and modify PLR before even using it on your own sites. Yes, you are welcome to us it as is, but a little bit of work will go a long way to making it more valuable for you.


John

[abundantliving]

What do you consider to be a "high paying" CPA offer? (over $15, over $25, over $50)

Also, do you check these offers to make sure they are ethical. There are a lot of companies that lock people into a recurring payment and don't honor refund requests or cancellations. (I've been SHOCKED by how many unethical companies are out there, and I don't want to promote these guys).

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by abundantliving

What do you consider to be a "high paying" CPA offer? (over $15, over $25, over $50)

The first three are $18, $20 and $40.

Also, do you check these offers to make sure they are ethical. There are a lot of companies that lock people into a recurring payment and don't honor refund requests or cancellations. (I've been SHOCKED by how many unethical companies are out there, and I don't want to promote these guys).

The short answer is no. Ascertaining where there is truly a problem like that would significantly add to our research time and would result in a higher subscription price.

John

[webdiva]

I'm in, too.

I'm VERY VERY PICKY about the CPA offers I'm willing to promote. But I figure that if I get just ONE batch of content each month from the Incansoft CPA Marketing PLR Membership that I need and USE, it will be a REALLY HUGE value for me.

Thanks John, and Big Mike too, for what appears to be another powerful, yet super affordable service.

[abundantliving]

Based on my experience with your previous products, I'm going to sign up. I'll do my due diligence on the first month of choices and see if enough stand up to my scrutiny to continue with the service.

This could turn out to be a HUGE timesaver for me!
:-)

[robp234]

John,

I wanted to speak up and say what a great offering you have here. I ordered it on Sunday, implemented it on Monday and saw my first conversions yesterday. Thanks so much for the great product and can't wait for the next installment!

UPDATE: 2 more conversions today! John, you guys are the greatest!

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by robp234

John,

I wanted to speak up and say what a great offering you have here. I ordered it on Sunday, implemented it on Monday and saw my first conversions yesterday. Thanks so much for the great product and can't wait for the next installment!

UPDATE: 2 more conversions today! John, you guys are the greatest!

That's AWESOME!

Congratulations and thanks for the feedback!

John

[keries]

[quote]Mario Brown has written an excellent post on how to get accepted by the CPA networks. Here's a link to it: CPA Networks - Surefire Way To Get In for Beginners[quote]

Thanks for the link - it's set it all out nicely for someone just starting out with CPAs.

Your package sounds like a great deal - be back for another look when I read up some more on CPAs

[PerigVe]

John great offer. Are the articles written around a well researched keywords with traffic and not crazy competition or just general articles?

Additional question, what traffic method do you recommend?

[DonnaLeona]

Originally Posted by abundantliving

Based on my experience with your previous products, I'm going to sign up. I'll do my due diligence on the first month of choices and see if enough stand up to my scrutiny to continue with the service.

This could turn out to be a HUGE timesaver for me!
:-)

What is the process for checking out cpa offers for quality?

I don't want to promote bad offers either.

Donna

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by PerigVe

John great offer. Are the articles written around a well researched keywords with traffic and not crazy competition or just general articles?

Additional question, what traffic method do you recommend?

The articles are general, primarily based on the features of the offer.

The main reason we don't base the articles on keywords is we don't want our members competing against each other for the same keywords. And I never recommend that anyone use any PLR as is.

robp234's post above is a good example of what can happen for those who invest a little bit of time into keyword research and article rewriting.

John

[Jacksprat]

John,

Going to give this a go based on the great products you have always provided! Super price, how can you not make some money?

[Ronald_65]

Hi John,

Just signed up. I have been wanting to get into CPA marketing. Thanks for this offer.

[allspice]

can we insert adsense with this as well?

[Titanphil]

This program sounds like a winner. I can't wait to learn more. I would way rather post CPA banner ads than waist any more time with adsense. Thanks

[TimG]

John,
Does this fall under your affiliate program or are your memberships seperate from that opportunity?

Respectfully,
Tim

Edit - Sorry, please disregard, I found the answer in your Clickbank Riches WSO.

[cryptone24]

Hey John,
Thank you for a wonderful WSO.
Do we all receive the same articles and promotions-- if so, do you recommend spinning the blog posts to make them unique?

[D_Dean_Hall]

Hi John,

I just signed up and will give it a go... based on other Incansoft products it's worth trying just by reputation. I am working with some of your other programs and will add this to my mix. Could fit in nicely with my other efforts.

Thanks...

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by cryptone24

Hey John,
Thank you for a wonderful WSO.
Do we all receive the same articles and promotions-- if so, do you recommend spinning the blog posts to make them unique?

Yes, and yes.

Not necessarily spinning, but rewriting. My personal recommendation is that you do some keyword research and tweak the articles to fit your keywords.

John

[John Rogers]

Originally Posted by allspice

can we insert adsense with this as well?

Yes. The Adsense Program Policies only prohibit you from using Adsense on a site with competing ads that look, smell, or taste like Adsense.

https://www.google.com/adsense/suppo...n&answer=48182

John

[excoder01]

To make money from this, you got to be the right traffic, correct?

Now, since we're given some custom graphics -- can they be use for banner advertising? I plan to use both the blogs to get traffic and the custom graphics for banner advertising.

Should we direct link the ad to vendor/offer CPA landing page or to our blog (based on the PLR materials)?

[deltamatrix]

Any hint on what some of the upcoming CPA themes will be?

[SandyDuPlessis]

Thank you,

I have just taken advantage of your offer. CPA has fascinated me for some little while now and I have been studying up on it. It is finally time to start taking action, so this offer has arrived at a perfect time.

Sandy

[sloanjim]

so is the general consenous that CPA is much more lucrative than Adsense now? I was looknig into Adsense but it seems to have changed to CPA...??

[gnett]

Signed up last night, looking forward to receiving my goodies today.

Don't know that I will use all the offers in any given month, but if one or two are good, it will be something I'll continue to keep up.

Just registered to join MaxBounty, hopefully I will get accepted (although I do belong to a different CPA network that I could likely find similar products).

[gnett]

Originally Posted by sloanjim

so is the general consenous that CPA is much more lucrative than Adsense now? I was looknig into Adsense but it seems to have changed to CPA...??

I personally still do well with AdSense, but after the EPN fiasco last fall, I learned the hard way to not put all my eggs in one basket.

If something should happen to AdSense, I'd like to have other streams of income to cover the loss.

Which of course applies to just about anything!

[PG_Favors]

Thanks for the excellent offer. I just got my first set of articles today and they fit perfectly with a campaign I'm already running. Talk about serendipity!

[singh321654]

The offer seemed we good so I subscribed today.

Looking forward to get started.

Regards,

[Monkey Jones]

Originally Posted by abundantliving

What do you consider to be a "high paying" CPA offer? (over $15, over $25, over $50)

Also, do you check these offers to make sure they are ethical. There are a lot of companies that lock people into a recurring payment and don't honor refund requests or cancellations. (I've been SHOCKED by how many unethical companies are out there, and I don't want to promote these guys).

I'm with you. I signed up with MaxBounty over a year ago and had someone interested in a green tea weight loss offer. They signed up "risk free" for a free trial, but they took credit card information based on a recurring monthly billing. They didn't ship the product within the trial period so it automatically goes to a credit card bill to the tune of around $80.00/month. Winds up the product was shipped directly from China in very non-compliant packaging.

Worse yet, the sign up wasn't credited to by MB account. I brought all this to my affiliate manager's attention and she said she would get to the bottom of this. 10 emails later, and several phone calls there were no answers and no commission.

I'm not saying that there's not huge money to be made with CPA and Max Bounty, but I would definitely check out all the campaigns thoroughly to avoid headaches.

Since this product is Incansoft, I'm sure it is of the highest quality!

[Tim Denning]

Thanks for the 'heads-up' Monkey Jones.

It's certainly an alarming story that any intending CPA promoter (including me!) has to take on board.

What I'm not clear about is the fact that if the product supplier is sly enough to fool both Maxbounty and the customer, what sort of check-up procedure is open to the prospective CPA marketer?.

Any suggestions?

[Monkey Jones]

Originally Posted by Prospa

Thanks for the 'heads-up' Monkey Jones.

It's certainly an alarming story that any intending CPA promoter (including me!) has to take on board.

What I'm not clear about is the fact that if the product supplier is sly enough to fool both Maxbounty and the customer, what sort of check-up procedure is open to the prospective CPA marketer?.

Any suggestions?

I don't have any suggestions. If you know someone personally, that has had success with a particular offer then you're good to go.

Regarding my situation, I had spoken with my AM on the phone several times. She sounded competent. The only reason I knew of this one incident is I knew the woman that signed up for the trial. She was genuinely interested in the weight loss product. If she liked it she was going to help me promote it to her large Facebook following. I had her clear all cookies and sign up through my affiliate link. I was there, and it is for sure that everything was done properly.

In the end she had to report everything to her credit card company. Originally, my AM seemed outraged at my not being credited with the transaction, but as far as the old bait and switch with the "Free Trial", she implied that was how business is done, "they have to make their money." I was completely turned off by this. She was supposed to get back to me regarding my commission (the transaction never showed in my account.) She never got back to me, or returned my emails.

I apologize for being so lengthy, but I want people to be aware of what can happen.