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Becoming a Solo Ad Vendor

by evanbang
3 replies
Hi Warriors,

I haven't been on here in a very long time. Recently got back into building online and have recently started purchasing traffic again through Udimi.

I'm creating this post as a line in the water of sorts.

I want to know if anybody can point me in the direction of some course material or training that would allow me to pursue becoming a solo ad vendor.

I have enough of an income with my current career, so purchasing ad traffic on a regular schedule should not be an issue.

What I would like to do is become a reputable vendor.

There is a HUGE negative connotation with the vendors in the Solo Ads space, but I think I could do a great job with it providing a great service and support for clients.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
#solo #vendor
  • Profile picture of the author talfighel
    Hi Evan,

    Welcome back.

    If you want to become a solo ad vendor, I really think that you should get good traffic coming to you first and then you can sell your traffic to others. But only if that traffic is REAL and converts for you.

    Too many people want to become a vendor and the traffic that they are getting is from other vendors.

    Some sell good traffic and some don't.

    You should first learn to get good at getting legit traffic that converts for you and then sell it to others.

    If you don't care about quality and just want to resell traffic to others for profit, go for it.

    There are a lot of people who buy traffic from other solo ad vendors and then they resell that traffic to others. They just don't care if the quality is good or not. They just want to make MONEY off of people who just want real traffic.

    If you go to YouTube and search for something like "I want to become a solo ad vendor", you will for sure see people who teach you this. It is NOT hard to find.

    Good luch.
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  • Profile picture of the author OnlineProxy
    If you want to stand out as a solo ad vendor, just focus on sending good traffic and being there for your customers. Start small, run a few test campaigns, and get some solid testimonials to build trust. Check out Udemy or YouTube for courses, and don't be afraid to join Facebook groups or forums to meet people. Good luck
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  • Profile picture of the author ddev
    Hi Evan,

    One advice, if you plan to sell solos: prepare to use your own sending system (not aweber, getresponse etc) as they usually don't like solo sellers and their accounts (sooner or later), get banned.

    All the Best.
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