FB ads Or Lead Impact PPV ?

No not every newbie takes the clickbank course. I didn't and don't market clickbank. That is just my choice.

Both of these ad networks are good.

Both FB and leadimpact will require you to go through a learning curve. You will learn by trial and error with either one. It may even cost you a couple thousand just to get the hang of this marketing game.

Is this a bad idea?

Nope! Paid traffic is by far the quickest ways to get traffic. There is a learning curve in any industry and it does take money to make in any industry.

You can speed up your learning curve (everyone has to learn) a lot quicker with paid but you have to treat this as a 'investment' into your business or enterprise.

Now just because I say paid traffic is good, this doesn't mean you 'burn' through your marketing budget quickly in hopes of 'striking' it rich. Go easy until you get the hang of 'converting' traffic into dollars.

The bonus in this industry is the graduates that actually succeed can make more than doctors and lawyers at a fraction of the cost WITHOUT spending 10 years to graduate.

In this industry, you get to 'earn' while you learn!

Your english isn't too bad but it will need improving if you are planning on advertising to english speaking people. Other wise people will get turned off.

I haven't used FB ads for a while (they are no longer affiliate friendly, so do your due diligence if you're going to run CPA offers on there) but I do know that for expenses on PPV, you want to take these into factor:

VPS hosting: Roughly $50-$65+ per month...you need really fast hosting to run offers on PPV networks. Host gator or any shared hosting will not work for PPV

Tracking: I believe Prosper 202 is free but CPV Lab is highly recommended ($300)

MINIMUM $1,000 for traffic on Lead Impact. PPV, is very very competitive. Sure, you can get pennies for clicks, but it adds up really fast. Many top affiliates are on here, so be prepared to lose your entire investment. Remember, your paying to learn the ropes so you can't be afraid to lose money.

If you've got the cash flow and investment saved up, then you can go for PPV. But know that it will be a huge grind, and it could take your months of testing, tracking, and and tweaking to see profits.

The go-to resource for PPV is the Aff Playbook forum. Give the forum a try and see how much of a grind it is to make it in PPV. It's certainly cheaper to do that then to jump straight into PPV without knowing what you're getting yourself into.

I tested LeadImpact in 2013 with something like $1200. I burnt through it very quickly with nothing to show for it. I had used a well known internet gurus strategy which he claimed worked like a dream, it didn't.

Unfortunately sometimes you can squander an awful lot of money while you are trying to test and find out what works for you. It could be the traffic source or it may be your product or marketing material. Just don't go broke finding out which. Fail quick, learn and move on until you find a winning combination.

You could look at joining 50onred as well for ppv, their initial deposit is $500

PPV can be a phenomenal source of traffic some, networks do not require $1000 deposits and you can test for considerably less.

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