Make $1000 per month with initial Investment of $2000

Well, you could always take that 2K and do some very thorough research and potentially buy a solid Website that is already generating some income , and get started that way



- Robert Andrew

Mistake found.
You are making $400 with facebook/social media traffic, this is good. But you are missing a gigantic amount of traffic because you don´t do SEO. This is your mistake. So fix that. Learn SEO and apply it to your page. If done good, than after a while you will see an increase of your traffic which will make you earning more money.

I had tried may ways to earn online and I did struggle until I invested in a system that not only I made my first sales online but the ability to make 4 figure days and recurring income by simply driving traffic.

This is the best investment I have made in my life and has been a real game changer for me personally. I see marketers investing in coaching all the time to improve themselves in order to improve their businesses.

I don't have the ability to churn out products and to be honest I don't want to work that way constantly doing product launches. They look very stressful to me and I chose to earn online to get away from stress.

I am very happy just driving traffic to a very high converting sales funnel made up of low price products, mid price products, subscriptions for recurring income and of course high ticket sales making me very healthy commissions.

Even more important is the fact I am able to build my own email list to promote other products to while continuing to keep the traffic flowing and making sales.

There are great investments out there. I would still be making bits of money with websites had I not stumbled across what now is how I will quite easily make money online as long as I stay focused, follow the training and take action working my strategy.

We do not need to struggle anymore.

All the best.

Ian.

Simple answer: scale up FB.

You're not even scratching the surface with $400 per day on FB. Do what you know and scale up your present methods. That's my advice. Discrat (as usual) also gives an excellent suggestion.

- Tom

I got started 15 years ago using email to promote affiliate/cpa lead generation offers and this is the basics of how I do it. Which for the most part fits into the type of strategy you are looking for.

The technical term is PPL: Pay Per Lead. Which you can do direct through affiliate programs or sign up to CPA networks, which will have many different PPL offers you can promote. You can even go out make deals directly with companies to generate leads, but the former is much quicker.

The reason why I like generating leads is that there is no credit card required, all the user has to do is fill out a form in order to make money. Also, you will typically find that the conversion rate for leads (since it's free) is much higher than that of a product/service that requires a sale to be made.

I favor leads that have some type of financial positioning...have a make, get or save money angle to them. This has overall worked best for me, as they tend to have greater mass appeal, so the potential to generate high volume exists.

There are many leads that perform well that pay $20-$60 each and more depending on the vertical. This is key, as I rarely promote a PPL offer on a front-end campaign that pay less than $20, because I want that higher pay out($20+), so it's takes less conversions to make a campaign successful. If your promoting an offer that pays $10, then you need twice as many conversions to make the same amount of money. The only time I will promote an offer on the font-end that pays less, is if I know in advance that it has an above average conversion rate. Leads that pay less and product/services that do require a sale, I promote them on the back-end.

The way I generate traffic is through data(email) acquisition deals. These days I pretty much just acquire targeted data that I can get real-time or same day (exclusive and non exclusive). When I say that it's targeted, I know what the users are interested in and I know that a PPL offer exists that matches their interest. I also generate real-time co-reg using the same principle.

The reason why I acquire data over using other methods to generate traffic is for two reasons. Fixed low cost and I'm getting an asset that I can use over and over to generate traffic and promote other offers. The key to making this work is to start small with any new source and to test the data first to make sure that you can break-even in a reasonable amount of time, before spending a bunch of money.

All I care about is breaking-even on the data and this is simple because once I break-even, then I have a asset(as mentioned earlier) that is now fully paid for, that I can continue to use to generate traffic and promote offers at a very low cost. So at this point, turning a profit is pretty much inevitable. Once I break-even then I will typically test to see how aggressively I can get away with promoting other offers and to do this I just watch my stats and back off if anything starts to become unacceptable.

If you read about building a list, most everyone says that you need to build a relationship by sending quality content. This is not required with sending PPL offers, as it just doesn't make any significant difference in conversions, so it's less work. You just keep sending offers until the user unsubscribes. This may sound bad, but you will be surprised that a high percentage of users will stick around for years.

Basically I'm just monetizing data using PPL offers because they offer the past of least resistance to convert the data to cash. The above is really just a simple overview and there's more involved, but it's a great business! Everyone I know that's in it and knows what they are doing does 6-7 figures. Which is a wide range, but it all comes down to how aggressively you are able to scale it and effectively managing the infrastructure that come with scaling it.

If this is all new to you, one of the best ways to get started is generating co-reg. While the cost per record is higher, the cost to get started is low and the process is real simple. But most importantly, you will learn everything that you need to know from the marketing side of the business, which will make scaling and making data deals less overwhelming, compared to trying to do it all at first.

This isn't a strategy that is right for everyone! If you read everything I wrote and a light bulb doesn't go off, then I would move one, as your not at a point where this is for you.

Anyway, something to think about.

Maybe, maybe not.

Just because you "do SEO" does not mean it will bring you any traffic.

Why can't you create more micro niche sites for Facebook traffic? Or at least use the $2000 investment to hire people who can build these micro niche sites for you.

Have you tried this already?

Hi friend,
if you're no professional in SEO and have a money !! best to start is spend for promoting your products Affiliate on PPC+PPV systems, and you can earn more than pay