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Best Traffic Method to Test Offers?

by tehering
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Warriors...

Newbie CPA marketers like myself are working to develop a systematic approach to promoting offers...e.g. find a need, find a CPA offer that meets the need, develop keywords, build a LP, etc...

Because we have yet to build a list, we must rely on paid or free traffic methods...in regard to paid, what has proven to be the most effective for you pros out there...Google Content network? Banner Ads on various Ad networks? Text? Display?

Incidentally, the offer I'm testing is in the "weight loss" category..

Thanks for any and all enlightenment...
#method #offers #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    I personally like testing with PPC because you get very fast results, but just be advised that ppc testing can be expensive.

    Also keep in mind that different traffic converts differently, sometimes very differently, so keep this in mind if you are testing and optimizing using ppc but plan on using another traffic source in the end
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    • Profile picture of the author tehering
      PPC for a quick "gut check" on the offer's viability does make sense. So once you see an offer converting, you quickly scale it up and move to ad networks, etc?
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  • Profile picture of the author affiliate2010
    PPC is ok, but do not use clicksor or something else!!! hm
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    • Profile picture of the author TE2
      Another vote for PPC but specifically, google "Search" network.

      I can have an ad up nad "live"in a matter of minutes and be provided with the necessary data to know if it is a winner or loser.

      Regards,

      John
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    • Profile picture of the author Bujoi23
      Originally Posted by harlem View Post

      Yahoo answers, definitely and it's free
      I thought Yahoo answers don't allow you to link to your website unless you're on expert status?
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      • Profile picture of the author J Bold
        Originally Posted by Bujoi23 View Post

        I thought Yahoo answers don't allow you to link to your website unless you're on expert status?
        You absolutely can, unless something has changed very recently. But if you do it without giving good answers you are sure to run in to problems and have your Yahoo Answers account banned.
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  • Profile picture of the author zhunzi
    Originally Posted by tehering View Post

    Warriors...

    Newbie CPA marketers like myself are working to develop a systematic approach to promoting offers...e.g. find a need, find a CPA offer that meets the need, develop keywords, build a LP, etc...

    Because we have yet to build a list, we must rely on paid or free traffic methods...in regard to paid, what has proven to be the most effective for you pros out there...Google Content network? Banner Ads on various Ad networks? Text? Display?

    Incidentally, the offer I'm testing is in the "weight loss" category..

    Thanks for any and all enlightenment...
    I kind of like PPC the best. It's the least amount of work.
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  • Profile picture of the author BobDolemite
    To those that test with PPC, do you just direct link to the offer? If so, doesn't your QS usually get slammed?
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    • Profile picture of the author Ethan F.
      Articles if you don't have a huge budget to rip through on PPC...
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      "Money grows on the tree of persistence"

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