Testing a new funnel with Google Ads or Solo Ads?

agmccall

3 years ago

goolge ads, solo ads, facebook ads, and other ad networks.

Why? Because you are testing

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JohnVianny

3 years ago

Definitely Solo Ads.
Why?
You could instantly know how your page converts along with your funnel: solo Ads are cold traffic so it's a good test drive for your funnel conversion rate.

Google ads may cost you a fortune, which results in delivering less clicks for saving money, ending in not having enough data

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Diego Aguirre 3 years ago

Yep, solo ads are simpler... you tell the seller here's my link, send some visitors and I'll see what happens... will never have to deal with any slaps or something like that
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Ian Jackson

3 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnVianny

Definitely Solo Ads.
Why?
You could instantly know how your page converts along with your funnel: solo Ads are cold traffic so it's a good test drive for your funnel conversion rate.

Google ads may cost you a fortune, which results in delivering less clicks for saving money, ending in not having enough data

I'd go with Solos because I like the speed with which I can evaluate/adjust/edit my message accordingly. As with any method, there's good and bad, and everyone experiences both... that's business.

Split test, 100 clicks each for 2 opt-in pages; edit/replace the worst performing one, rinse & repeat.
Their testimionials reveal that my buyers have been pleased wtih their results

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agmccall

3 years ago

But sometimes your page might convert with different traffic. Just because it converts with solo ads does not mean it will convert with facebook ads etc.

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Declan O Flaherty

3 years ago

Obviously it depends on what you are selling and what business you want to build.

Solo ad sellers pimp out freebie seekers because they can't make any use of these dopamine addicts themselves. So if you have a make money yesterday product, go with solo ads.

If yo have a decent product that actually gives people value - not pretend value like how to earn $17,876,89 in the next 30 days" -then go with something else. At least that way you get to choose who you want to do business with.

With solo ads, it's all freebie seekers who may turn into a price shopper when a new shiny trinket is dangled in front of them.

Not saying they don't work. Simply pointing out the obvious.

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troy23

3 years ago

Google Ads - I find the subscribers to be of better quality.
I am getting a good daily open rate.
That never happened with solo ads, which is junk traffic.
Google ads is costing me no more than it would for a solo ad.