Help: $150 budget for solo ads sales funnel

Rotate your squeeze pages and your offers and hope to hit fast (and keep an eye on it). Also split on 100 clicks at a time then after the 100 is out kill the bad ones improves the winers and add to the rotation then add 100 and go then repeat. Try to sell something you profit $50 then you just need 1 sale to get your money back then your money will go longer.

Keep in mind it's a small sample so statistically you are gambling in a way but you have a very good chance of winning.

Hey, I'm not saying this to be a downer here but it's highly unlikely you'll get a high quality sales funnel for only $150.

Most good email marketers who write emails for clients charge at least $30 per email (but you can negotiate a discount if you buy a lot of emails in bulk).

With that being said, you may only get 5 good emails or so for your funnel.

While that's not bad, you'll still be leaving a LOT of money on the table if you don't have a longer follow-up sequence than that, unless you intend to do broadcast emails yourself after the 5th email goes out.

I suggest you look into learning email marketing yourself, even if you do hire someone for your current projects as it's such a high leverage skill to have.

There's a guy called Ben Settle who's pretty darn good at email marketing, you can join his free newsletter at bensettle.com

I wish you the best in your sales funnel endeavors.

Regards,
Daniel

without at least two products, one to give away and one to sell, your funnel is useless and non-existent.

create the products first. then simply create the various pages you wish the visitor to visit, in the order you want them to visit...

see this image for a basic funnel path your traffic could take:
http://www.stickybrain.com/wp-conten...alesfunnel.gif


if you know html, or can create a web site or simply web page, you already know everything you need to know to set this up and can spend that $150 on creating a quality product/service offering.