Biggest mistake I made when I first started
CPA marketing (with affiliate networks) is not easy. Especially not in 2015.
Now I've been at CPA marketing for a few months now, but what I really mean, is that I started actually taking action after (months and months) of reading blogs, WSO's, Warrior Forum and basically just trying to shift through all the information overload that is out there!
At the end of the day, CPA marketing really ISN'T HARD (whoa, can you believe that?). Just 2 months ago, I was sending hundreds of visitors to my offers and not getting one single conversion.
I'm finally starting to see my first couple of conversions come in now.
I've still got a long way to go, but the piece of advice that I got that really helped things 'click' for me was in two words: user intention!
What does this mean? You need to put the offer in front of an audience that is appropriate!
So if you're sending solo ad traffic to a skin care offer you found on Max Bounty, then you need to take a step back and evaluate this:
1. Solo ad traffic is primarily made up of people who opted into a free offer in the internet marketing niche
2. If you're interested in internet marketing, what are the chances that a skin care offer is going to convert on that audience and traffic?
Do you know why Google traffic is so superior? It's because of the user intention. If someone searched for 'how to get rid of acne' on there, you know they're already looking for a solution to their problem. All you have to do is figure out how to get them to your offer or landing page.
Do that same thing on solo ad traffic or Craigslist, and your lead quality drops to almost zero. I'd rather just burn my money at the casino if I were to do that.
Now I've been at CPA marketing for a few months now, but what I really mean, is that I started actually taking action after (months and months) of reading blogs, WSO's, Warrior Forum and basically just trying to shift through all the information overload that is out there!
At the end of the day, CPA marketing really ISN'T HARD (whoa, can you believe that?). Just 2 months ago, I was sending hundreds of visitors to my offers and not getting one single conversion.
I'm finally starting to see my first couple of conversions come in now.
I've still got a long way to go, but the piece of advice that I got that really helped things 'click' for me was in two words: user intention!
What does this mean? You need to put the offer in front of an audience that is appropriate!
So if you're sending solo ad traffic to a skin care offer you found on Max Bounty, then you need to take a step back and evaluate this:
1. Solo ad traffic is primarily made up of people who opted into a free offer in the internet marketing niche
2. If you're interested in internet marketing, what are the chances that a skin care offer is going to convert on that audience and traffic?
Do you know why Google traffic is so superior? It's because of the user intention. If someone searched for 'how to get rid of acne' on there, you know they're already looking for a solution to their problem. All you have to do is figure out how to get them to your offer or landing page.
Do that same thing on solo ad traffic or Craigslist, and your lead quality drops to almost zero. I'd rather just burn my money at the casino if I were to do that.