How much would you pay for 600 clicks?

MarketingManUK 12 years ago

Originally Posted by wlasikiewicz

I wouldnt pay anything for only 600 clicks.

Does this mean you'd rather have 10,000 clicks that convert at a rate of 0% than 600 clicks that convert at a rate of 10%?

It has nothing to do with the volume of clicks or even the price but everything to do with conversion and the mathematics to calculate ROI.
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BennyP

12 years ago

From a solo ad offering 600 what would be the price normally?

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Kukelka 12 years ago

Originally Posted by BennyP

From a solo ad offering 600 what would be the price normally?

In IM niche bout $220 I think .
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Christian Little

12 years ago

It would depend on the niche. Some niches are worth way more than others.

International traffic is worth less than country-specific traffic, so you are already taking a hit there.

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Thomas W

12 years ago

You really need to figure out what your Typical EPC is.. Once you figure that out then you can see just how much to pay per click

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stoltingmediagroup 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Thomas W

You really need to figure out what your Typical EPC is.. Once you figure that out then you can see just how much to pay per click

This is pretty much the right answer. I see so many marketers doing this backwards.
If you pay a fee (let's say, $100 for 1000 clicks), then you want to already have tested your landing page etc, to ensure that you consistently earn at least $100 per thousand clicks to break even so that you can do more testing and tweaking, but better yet, you want to earn over $100 with those thousand clicks so that you are in profit, minus the the fee you paid to get that traffic. Most new online advertisers have so much faith in their product and presentation, that they hold the idea that 1000 visitors or even 10000 visitors will result in hundreds of sales, but quickly realize otherwise. Unfortunately at the cost of hundreds of dollars.

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Robert G Williams

12 years ago

Hi Benny,
You can 600 clicks for about $100, I use Safe Swaps as it's a small monthly fee and can be very targeted traffic.
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BennyP

12 years ago

Yeh in IM niche. Thanks for the help

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Websmartbiz

12 years ago

Here .. I did a quick search for you ..

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...available.html

This guy is selling 600+ guaranteed clicks for $180 and got a few interested people ..

Just so you can form an idea..

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Troy_Phillips

12 years ago

Absolutely nothing without the proper demographics ... I want to know what they had for breakfast this morning.

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Anthony Gibson

12 years ago

I'd say in the $200 range...

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Yamamedia

12 years ago

Who is doing the clicking. Is this not the same as any google adword
type of account.

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Mark Kent 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Yamamedia

Who is doing the clicking. Is this not the same as any google adword
type of account.

List owner sends the email offer of click buyer to his list.
Basically he is sending email subscribers to buyer's
squeeze page or any other page.
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- jeskola 12 years ago
  
  Depending on the niche look at stumbled upon paid.
  
  10c a stumble (so $60 or 600 visits) ... I've had some crazy results with ths... The traffic seems great... But I think it's all dependent on the niche.
  
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  Mr. Ken Russell 12 years ago
  
  For a solo? Maybe $100 - $200
  
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  kenzik 12 years ago
  
  It depends.
  
  If I knew those clicks would convert at 1%, and I charge $50 for my product, then I'd be willing to pay up to $300.
  
  My break-even is:
  (600*0.01) = 6 sales
  6*$50 = $300 profit (assuming digital product; if you have costs associated, then obviously consider those)
  
  price for clicks - $300 = 0
  
  Therefore I can pay up to $300 for clicks. As long as I can find clicks in that price range, then I have a viable product/conversion rate that can take advantage of paid traffic.
  
  I might even consider paying a little more if I knew I'd pick up back end sales (I charge $50 up front, but many customers often purchase a $199 back end offer).
  
  If however, I convert at 1/2% and charge $10 for my product, then my break even point is:
  (600*0.005) = 3 sales
  3 sales * $10 = $30 profit
  price for clicks - $30 = 0
  
  And therefore, I can't pay more than $30 for 600 clicks.
  
  Since it isn't likely to find 600 clicks for $30, it is a signal that I need to consider alternative traffic methods or possibly even work on my sales techniques to get a better conversion. It is also possible the product just isn't in demand.
  
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Les Blythe

12 years ago

What's this clicks thing anyway??? When I'm buying clicks (traffic) the ONLY thing (two actually) I care about:

1) How much does it cost me to get a subscriber
2) What do I return on my OTO
3) Am I giving good value

Ok - I lied there are three

Seriously though - I got stung very badly on a solo recently that came from a very well known supplier (name withheld to protect the not so innocent)

My metrics told me it cost me $2.31 to get a subscriber on my list!

So you gotta know your numbers and you gotta know who's the big bad wolf and who's granny.

Oh, something else to think about - it's amazing sometimes how quickly a subscriber gets off your list when they've had the freebie you've worked so hard to put together.

On the upside - buying traffic IS a sound business plan but you need a flippin' big spreadsheet to get it right :-)

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travlinguy

12 years ago

Probably nothing. I see the reemergence of click farms popping up all over where people pay like a penny a click for some poor schumck in a third world country who sits all day clicking links and earns a penny for every five or ten clicks. Really targeted, huh?

Then people on fiverr and other low rent venues resell this crap for whatever they can get. Without more information I think of an origin-unknown "click" as being absolutely worthless, less than worthless if you pay for it.

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Les Blythe

12 years ago

Originally Posted by travlinguy

Probably nothing. I see the reemergence of click farms popping up all over where people pay like a penny a click for some poor schumck in a third world country who sits all day clicking links and earns a penny for every five or ten clicks. Really targeted, huh?

Then people on fiverr and other low rent venues resell this crap for whatever they can get. Without more information I think of an origin-unknown "click" as being absolutely worthless, less than worthless if you pay for it.

101% right - DO NOT buy clicks on Fiverr - period.

157 unique clicks = 1 opt in (just had a look at the flippin big spreadsheet!)

:-)

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LukeDavenport

12 years ago

It depends on the type of advertisement too, and over-delivery. Somewhere in between .35/click is what i pay.

Higher quality ads run in the upper .50-.60/click range though.

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