What are the most appropriate traffic sources for content locking CPA offers?

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Hi Warriors,

Struggling newbie here. I just sat up an incentivised landing page for my CPAGrip content locker and I think I should be good to go with it. But now I'm finding it super hard to get some traffic to it although I'm ready to go with paid traffic. I was about to go with 7search since they seemed to be good and don't need a high minimum deposit like Propel or LeadImpact etc. but found out that they're actually sending bots and fake traffic. I tried to go with BingAds after that but it was impossible for me because they don't accept pre-paid cards and PayPal accounts from outside US ... What serious and relatively cheap ad networks would you guys recommend me?
#ad networks (cpm/cpl, display) #content #cpa #locking #offers #sources #traffic
  • 50onRed has a $500 minimum to start. They have intext, display and pops so for a marginal initial fee you get multiple ad formats. Not a bad way to start.

    Traffic Platform • 50onRed
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    • Thanks for the advice 1nspire but $500 is a bit too much to begin with in my case anyways
  • If I we're you, I would try Bing Ads first, since they are considered to be affiliate-friendly, plus the minimum advertising budget is lower than other advertising platforms.

    And you can be sure that the quality of traffic will be very good, since it's coming from a reputable search engine like Bing.

    However, you need to note that in other areas of the world, people don't use Bing Ads, so if you're targeting countries other than USA and Canada, then you need to consider another traffic source.

    Hope that helps
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    • Thank You CityCowboy for your feed-back but as I mentioned in the Op I tried to go with BingAds but it was impossible for me because all the payment methods I'm able to provide are actually not acceptable for them (pre-paid card, PayPal from outside US) but thanks anyways
  • If you are willing to create or have someone create a video for you, then you can try Facebook video ads or Google Adwords for video.

    Due to the fact that not a lot of internet marketers have not saturated those ad spaces yet, the traffic is still only about $.01 or $.02 per click.
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    • Thank you for this great idea I'll definitely give it a try.
  • Lots of bad advice in this thread. Bing, Adwords, and Facebook will certainly not allow content locking. If you don't have a clue what you are talking about, don't give advice.
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    • Any advice from you JC Web?
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    • If you read my advice in thread #7, then you would know I was talking about making videos and advertising those videos via the mediums talked about. The traffic would not go to the content locker site but to the video.

      His job is to create videos that persuade people to visit his locked content site.

      So it would behoove you to actually absorb the comments that you are reading before commenting on them.

      Just a thought!


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    What are the most appropriate traffic sources for content locking CPA offers?

    Hi Warriors, Struggling newbie here. I just sat up an incentivised landing page for my CPAGrip content locker and I think I should be good to go with it. But now I'm finding it super hard to get some traffic to it although I'm ready to go with paid traffic. I was about to go with 7search since they seemed to be good and don't need a high minimum deposit like Propel or LeadImpact etc. but found out that they're actually sending bots and fake traffic. I tried to go with BingAds after that but it was impossible for me because they don't accept pre-paid cards and PayPal accounts from outside US ... What serious and relatively cheap ad networks would you guys recommend me?