We will need some more specifics here such as what type of budget did you have and do you have currently? You will also need to take the analysis of the data to figure out why the paid promotion failed and see how you could potential increase efficiency by means of targeting methods. What type of paid advertising did you use? You could generate leads more so organically if you have the time if you dont wish to do paid ads going forward although that will take time and you will need to produce quality content for sure. We will need more information to further expand on this specific scenario beyond those general tips. Best of luck.

Affiliate marketing is not a race. It takes time and consistent work and posting of content to start ranking. Once you start ranking you will start getting more views, these views will turn into subs and customers.

You can get into some of the FB, and forum groups in you niche and start networking that way as well.

Regarding lead generation, i've had quite good results from Adwords although it took a while to refine my ads before they started converting

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All will be revealed. :-)

Additionally, no one has seen the OP in over 4 months!

Can you share more details, unfortunately there isn't really much here to look at and give recommendations on.. What exactly are you doing? Can you scale it? What niche(s) are you in? etc?

Can you show me your lead signup page?

I'd be happy to take a look how you can generate more leads.

Paid ads can work well if done the right way. Facebook, Google, and Bing Ads are all viable options.

If you don't want to try paid ads, you can do keyword research and SEO, which will be a more long-term strategy. Blog commenting would be another option.

You can get láser focused leads by using the correct ever green keywords in Pay Per Click Advertising in Google Adwords, Bing Ads, Facebook Ads, and LinkedIn Ads.

Hi! You can use lead generation tools, like anymailfinder, zerobounce, findthatlead. I use Snovio because it also has a feature of drip campaigns for the same price. I find leads, send them cold emails. Sometimes I need to follow up several times, and I start a drip campaign, it saves a lot of time.
I hope my experience will be helpful for you.

I have experience generating leads through solo ads at udimi, yahoo/bing ppc, and am currently dabbling inside facebook marketshare.

Suprisingly, I continue to do very well with Bing and advise that you don't write that off in haste.

Hmm I wonder what I would have done back 8 years ago when Adwords accepted affiliate links. I know of sooo many who did amazing revenue back. Well why I ponder that, I'm going to continue pushing forward hard in 2019 and take what is mine.

I'm looking for some B2B Leads. I'm looking for small businesses that need money for their business. Where can I get the leads?

Valuable content
You have to give in order to get. Case studies prove - providing valuable content for prospects in exchange of contact information is a fair bargain worth the effort.

Special offer
If creating valuable content is not your cup of tea, try attracting visitors with special offers that land directly to their email inboxes. Discount codes, time-bounded offers or shipping promotions are all very common practices in e-commerce industry. However, don't simply give it away, ask for contact information in return.

So let's say your team has prepared an e-book or special offer which you are ready to share with your prospects in exchange for their contact information. Now you have to make it visible for website visitors.

Exit-intent overlays

Introduce visitors to remarkable content or ongoing offer at the very moment they are about to leave you. This can easily be done using exit-intent overlays.

You need to be more specific as to what type of leads you need.

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