Adsense arbitrage with facebook ads

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Hello warriors
i want to start the adsense arbitrage business, run a viral magazine, monetise it with adsense, and buy traffic from facebook ads. anyone of you is doing this actually? is that business still worth giiving it a try? and what is your advises for me to succedd in that business?
thank you warriors in advance
#ads #adsense #arbitrage #facebook
  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    Interesting idea

    With the right $30+ per click niches at Adsense this might work if you take care of the following

    1) High CTR rate on your FB ad

    2) High CTR rate on your Adsense ads

    3) High engagement levels to reduce your FB ad costs

    These hurdles require a lot of finetuning. I suspect you'll be burning a lot of money before you start EARNING money.

    It's worth it though if you are willing to wait long enough

    Thankfully, there are far easier ways to earn money using FB ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author discrat
    imo, this is a losing battle that many attempted 7 or 8 years ago. Trying to make dollars appear when you only have just pennies
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  • Profile picture of the author amezoirou
    Hi guys,

    I want to start this business and I am planning to spend $5 a day on FB ads. I read somewhere that only testing can ensure you the results of such online money making.

    Any suggestions, advice...
    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
    This could work, but I wouldn't do it with Adsense.

    A lot of people make money doing arbitrage with native ads.

    If I remember correctly, it's against Adsense TOS to put any other paid ad units on your site besides them.

    Without the right niche and also a fair amount of organic traffic in addition to your FB ads, this is probably a losing battle. The only way that I could see it working is if you could achieve a very low CPC with your Facebook ads and you could uncover a very high paying Adsense niche. Even then, this will be tough.

    With native ads services like Outbrain and Taboola, you are allowed to put both on your site, thereby maximizing the number of ads on your website or blog.

    I am also not sure if Adsense now has native ad styles. I believe they do, but you'd really need to check on their policies as far as displaying other ad platforms on your site, and also what type of traffic they allow.

    I see no reason why they would object to you sending traffic to your site through Facebook ads, but Google can be very fickle.
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