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A campaign management software?

by rksimmons
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Does anyone know of a really good piece of software for managing a variety of IM campaigns?

With all the methods you need to implement and track results for to succeed are there products available to keep it all organized? Tracking 100's of sites, blogs, articles, landing pages, links, etc., looks like a daunting task.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Randy
#campaign #management #software
  • Profile picture of the author mdinapolis
    Randy,

    My biggest problem is by far managing my sites, linking, etc. So I decided to do something about it and created a site to help with organization and task management for Internet Marketers.

    I'm not quite finished with the site, but I'm opening it up for beta testers later this week.

    I'm not able to post links yet sinse I'm new, but you can go to nichemanager.com for more information.

    Mike D
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    • Profile picture of the author rksimmons
      Originally Posted by mdinapolis View Post

      Randy,

      My biggest problem is by far managing my sites, linking, etc. So I decided to do something about it and created a site to help with organization and task management for Internet Marketers.

      I'm not quite finished with the site, but I'm opening it up for beta testers later this week.

      I'm not able to post links yet sinse I'm new, but you can go to nichemanager.com for more information.

      Mike D

      Thanks, Mike, I'll check it out today. I'll let you know what I think...
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  • Profile picture of the author A Bary
    Originally Posted by rksimmons View Post

    Does anyone know of a really good piece of software for managing a variety of IM campaigns?

    With all the methods you need to implement and track results for to succeed are there products available to keep it all organized? Tracking 100's of sites, blogs, articles, landing pages, links, etc., looks like a daunting task.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Randy
    For tracking your sites and blogs, you can either use Google Analytics or StatCounter.


    For tracking your ads, ppc campaigns,.etc, you can use prosper202 (selfhosted) or tracking 202 (server based)

    For personal records, simply use excel...


    That's what I use, I dont think you need additional software..
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    • Profile picture of the author rksimmons
      Originally Posted by goldmind123 View Post

      For tracking your sites and blogs, you can either use Google Analytics or StatCounter.


      For tracking your ads, ppc campaigns,.etc, you can use prosper202 (selfhosted) or tracking 202 (server based)

      For personal records, simply use excel...


      That's what I use, I dont think you need additional software..

      Thanks to you, too, Goldmind. I see prosper202 is free, too. It looks like what I need. Do these work with free click methods, too?

      Randy
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      • Profile picture of the author A Bary
        Originally Posted by rksimmons View Post

        Thanks to you, too, Goldmind. I see prosper202 is free, too. It looks like what I need. Do these work with free click methods, too?

        Randy
        Prosper202 is tracking "links", so it doesn't matter if they are free or paid
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        • Profile picture of the author rksimmons
          Originally Posted by goldmind123 View Post

          Prosper202 is tracking "links", so it doesn't matter if they are free or paid
          Well, that makes sense! Sorry to sound a little dense :confused:

          Originally Posted by Thomas Belknap View Post

          A database program would be far better then excel when you start needing to add more and more to it.
          Why do you think a database program would be better than Excel, Thomas? It seems like excel might actually have more useful functions.
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          • Profile picture of the author Tom B
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            Originally Posted by rksimmons View Post

            Well, that makes sense! Sorry to sound a little dense :confused:



            Why do you think a database program would be better than Excel, Thomas? It seems like excel might actually have more useful functions.
            I have yet to see a huge spreadsheet that was easy to manage or navigate.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tom B
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      Originally Posted by goldmind123 View Post


      For personal records, simply use excel...
      A database program would be far better then excel when you start needing to add more and more to it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Fox30
    StatsJunkie works quite well for me.
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    • Profile picture of the author rksimmons
      Originally Posted by Fox30 View Post

      StatsJunkie works quite well for me.
      Hey, Fox30,

      Stats Junkie looks good, but it's a little out of reach for the moment. Btw, I assume there's an affiliate program for it, isn't there?
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