Any one getting insane ROI on PPV,PPC,FB or MEDIA BUYS

9 years ago

Originally Posted by james dare

Looking to learn how to build profitable paid traffic campaigns ... so if you're already doing that ... then i might need your help in coaching me ... i have $10k budget

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Yep I can point you in the right direction.

Stick to Adwords, FB and Finance CPL campaigns that pay per quote or online enquiry if it's bigger profit margins you are after.

I have currently focused all my active campaign on insurance, loans and also debt as well. All basic squeeze pages and some nice profit margins to be had, even with high-end PPC traffic such as Adwords or Facebook as the payouts per lead are always quite high in Finance CPL due to the nature of the market (brokers and insurance companies tend to pay very well for potential new customers).

But you need to know which demographics to hit though, otherwise your lead quality will tank and the merchants will want you to make improvements, but apart from that finance is still the most profitable market to be in in my humble opinion

Nick

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james dare 9 years ago

Thanks for the reply ... appreciated
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willyboy104

9 years ago

Originally Posted by badboy_Nick

Yep I can point you in the right direction.

Stick to Adwords, FB and Finance CPL campaigns that pay per quote or online enquiry if it's bigger profit margins you are after.

I have currently focused all my active campaign on insurance, loans and also debt as well. All basic squeeze pages and some nice profit margins to be had, even with high-end PPC traffic such as Adwords or Facebook as the payouts per lead are always quite high in Finance CPL due to the nature of the market (brokers and insurance companies tend to pay very well for potential new customers).

But you need to know which demographics to hit though, otherwise your lead quality will tank and the merchants will want you to make improvements, but apart from that finance is still the most profitable market to be in in my humble opinion

Nick

What CPA networks do you generally use for these?

Also, do you do brand bidding or not via PPC?

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nocturnal911

9 years ago

Originally Posted by badboy_Nick

Yep I can point you in the right direction.

Stick to Adwords, FB and Finance CPL campaigns that pay per quote or online enquiry if it's bigger profit margins you are after.

I have currently focused all my active campaign on insurance, loans and also debt as well. All basic squeeze pages and some nice profit margins to be had, even with high-end PPC traffic such as Adwords or Facebook as the payouts per lead are always quite high in Finance CPL due to the nature of the market (brokers and insurance companies tend to pay very well for potential new customers).

But you need to know which demographics to hit though, otherwise your lead quality will tank and the merchants will want you to make improvements, but apart from that finance is still the most profitable market to be in in my humble opinion

Nick

Hey Nick,

Are you building list from adwords and facebook and then sending offers to the list? Or are you using landers and promoting them directly?

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Cash37

9 years ago

10k budget... spend a few bucks of that on *my* WSO "BuySellAds Banking" it will teach you the basics for like $6.

No need to pay thousands to a mentor when you can make tens of thousands with the right traffic + offer.

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jamescanz

9 years ago

I'd recommend you start off with Bing.

The clicks are so cheap there you can literally make a ton of mistakes and still do pretty well...

And with your budget, you shouldn't have a problem.