Is it worth going into PPC?

Hello,

I think a lot of depends on if you can afford to lose some money. PPC is great once you master it but you will most likely lose some money in the beginning. There are just too many factors involved for a PPC campaign to be succesful and you won't probably get everything right initially.

Yes it is.

In fact it's the only thing I recommend new people get into to if they are serious about making money online.

I started out doing what everyone else here is doing 9 years ago.

I created niche websites, I did SEO, I flipped websites, you name it I've done it.

The problem is all of those things are not real businesses. Some people can create a business out of doing that stuff, but you won't create a valuable skill set focusing on only one thing.

This is where PPC comes into play...

PPC teaches you the most important skill you would ever want in an online business. Knowing how to sell ANYTHING.

If you can't sell, you won't make money.

It doesn't matter if you write articles, do SEO work, or design websites. If you don't know how to sell people your products or services, You will not make it in this business. The best way to gain valuable selling experience is...

To start selling something and put your money on the line. Put yourself out there and learn from your success and failure. Too many people get caught up in researching, reading books, watching videos and doing everything they can to prep themselves that they get discouraged and believe they can't do it. Or even worse...

They sit on forums all day procrastinating with other procrastinators looking for that 'golden nugget' of information that's going to flip a switch in their mind and change their life forever... but it never happens. They are stuck in a vicious cycle of non-action until they either break free of it, or they quit.

You're in that cycle right now.

I was in your shoes 7 years ago. Browsing around forums, posting questions like this, looking for some positive reinforcement so I could muster up the motivation to try something new. Only to give up on the new venture days later and starting the cycle over again.

Luckily you are on the right path asking about this particular business, because I happen to know a lot about it. It's what got me out of the learning phase of my career.

7 years ago I took a chance and started doing affiliate marketing via PPC and after my first year I made over $38,000. That may not seem like a lot, but I was only make $5-8 a month on adsense the year before!

The next year I made over $128,000. The year after that... over $630,000.

Now my success wasn't only just because of PPC, but PPC was the only way I could ever achieve success like that in such a short amount of time.

Only now do I realize how easily someones live could be changed if they actually focused their efforts on something with potential. How many other internet marketing businesses can give you those kind of returns after such a short amount of time?

So to answer your question. Yes, PPC is worth getting into... But the real question you should be asking yourself is How do I get into PPC right now? A simple change in your mindset will help you break free of that endless cycle I talked about earlier. Once you do that, then you will be ready to do anything.

If you need some help or advice getting started with PPC, feel free to pm me. I'll point you in the right direction.

Good luck.

Sure, it is worth it because results are almost right that moment and have ability to decide who you want attract

Yes, absolutely worth running CPC. We run CPC, CPM in apps at the same time. But most time, CPC gets better conversion rate than CPM. While CPM is the most direct and cheapest way to monetize.

No. It's not worth it. No one makes any money from PPC. No one. Everyone is losing money on it.

PPC doesn't profitable business for everyon. First thing here you need to analyze the product or business for which you want to do the PPC and 2nd thing you need to analyze the cost of the product and keyword bidding price for a better understanding.
It also depends on your headline of your your ad.

Hi
Yes it is worth it, if i can do it and make great money then you can , feel free to pm me if you need help
Good luck, to your future success
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It really matter , It can make you rich while each and every step fall correct.

If you have an expertise then of course but if you newbie then don't waste time and money go for seo or social media yes it will take time but is the better way to go

Depends in what you would like to get into and promote. Affiliate marketing, yes.

PPC is a great way to reach targeted traffic. There are about 50 other traffic builders I could say the same for but it all depends on "the person" more than the vehicle.

For example, If I had to pick only one thing that makes PPC not a good fit for someone, it would have to be related to statistics. If you don't like looking at numbers for hours, and tweaking things constantly and however so minutely, and testing, and looking at more numbers to monitor even the smallest increases or decreases in results, PPC is not going to be a good fit for you.

The first couple of months, plan on PPC to be your full-time job. You have to watch your numbers constantly or your budget will get used up too quickly (because you don't have your ad/keyword settings correct) or not at all (due to your ads never displaying or just no one clicking on your ads that do display).

If you can plan on two to three months of learning so that you become profitable after the 3-6 month mark, then I'd say you are a good candidate for getting into PPC. You could be a diamond in the rough that just jumps in and makes $1,000 in a day and spends $50 to get those sales right out of the gate, but there are a thousand experienced advertisers in your niche going after the same buyers.

Just trying to paint a realistic picture for you.

I would suggest you at the initial stage of website, you must do PPC. Through this you can aware people about your website and gain a handsome amount of traffic, which can convert into customers. After your brand gets promoted or gain the large amount of traffic then, according to me, you have no need of the PPC. Just do your SEO/SMM tasks is enough for maintaining traffic.

I don't even think that this "dead for newbies" thing was meant in a way that it's easy to lose money for them (which is also true, however).

I think many don't even get to that point and say this kind of stuff because their accounts and sites get banned. Newbies in general just often try to sell with direct linking to spammy sites or create low-quality landing pages and/or ads often without reading the AdWords policies. So, that's the first thing that any beginner should sort out.

of course. ppc is amazing. but like everything you have to test small and there is a learning curve.
be prepared to lose money. it happens.. but just realize as soon as you figure something out, you might hit jackpot!

PPC is worth it, specially if you don`t have much time to invest in your IM career. But if you want more money I suggest you look into affiliate marketing.
With PPC you get paid each time someone clicks an add, (you usually get small amount of money for a click, ranging from 1 cent to 1 dollar) but with affiliate marketing you are getting paid a part of the value of the product you help to sell.
For me a PPC campaign is a missed opportunity.
Sure, let`s say you get paid 10 cents for each click. For 100 click you will receive 10 dollars. But I ask you, If from that 100 clicks you would get 5 sales, and from each sale you would receive 10 dollars? You will have 5*10 = 50 dollars, 5 times the amount of money you would receive for PPC with the same clicks.

Definitely. As I always say - PPC is the best traffic source delivering the highest quality clicks. It is true that it requires solid budget and is competitive, but where is competition there is money to be made!

With PPC, you can do well.

Considering the low startup capital and the control you have over your ads...

PPC is okay..


Hope this help

In beginning, you may loss little. But when you will be master in PPC then no one can rune with you. To be master in PPC, you need to learn a lot.

You can make a lot of money with PPC but it takes time and experience to really make it work. I've been doing it for years and I'm always learning something new.

If you're looking for something more newbie friendly then PPV would be it. There's no quality scores to contend with and no need to comply with strict landing page policies.

I wouldn't even try Adwords because no matter how clever you think you are they'll eventually find out your an affiliate and ban you. Their policies are getting stricter by the day.

What you should do is find a traffic source and master it. Don't jump around from one advertising network to another. Good luck.

i think it depends on your profits/business module. The prices have shot up and continue to do so. The competition gets fiercer and fiercer. I can see how many affiliates/ very thin margined businesses with huge competition are getting squeezed out. That's business 101.

The key is to have a business where you don't need many customers and the profits can be huge. I preferred paying $1 per lead pre 2004..now i pay $30+ per qualified lead...still fine with me.

PPC works it provides you traffic probably in beginning you will loose some money also using it in proper way and good learning about it will benefit you

Hi, like any marketing, in my experience it is down to matching the ppc platform and its visitor profile with your product or service. There are so many platforms out there now with different user profiles.
I'm focussing on Facebook, getting a much better return than Google.
Good luck!

PPC is worth for newbies definitely, I have used ppc as " Use for a while"strategy to gain customers until im ready with the SEO which took me 2 months to show the result: Till then I have been getting customers from PPC: I set my budget for the same per month and I did not allow myself to go bankrupt: Hence progressed day by day and im pretty happy

Hmmm PPC is great method to get traffic or sales and even more. But make sure you have enough money to spend in the beginning. When I start with that, over 1 years later I had to spent a lot of money to try and failed for many campaigns. I am not make sure that just my opinion the most is depends on yourself.

You don't need too much money to begin with PPC, just make sure you have your sales funnels etc set up from the get go and test before throwing money at something hoping it will work.

When you start seeing monthly stats like this on each of your affiliate networks. Then you will know it's worth going into PPC.

It is definitely worth it to go into PPC!

This move have changed my life completely few years ago. Although it may sound hard, it is definitely possible to make PPC work and you can achieve fantastic results.

Everyday I keep recommending people to start with PPC first when they launch a new project.

I'd say start by going to this page describing how PPC quality score works here - https://support.google.com/adwords/a...54010?hl=en-GB . Also look around some of their other pages, so that what you learn comes straight from the horses mouth. Hope this helps.

If you are willing to invest some money then, maybe if you are persistent you can earn some money and if you keep investing it for a while you can earns significant income. But if you want to start without investment just with clicking than you are just wasting your time. There are other, better ways to make money.

Yes I would recommend you get into it.

Regardless of your experience...

There's plenty of ways to test offers without breaking the bank.

PPC is great once you master it but you will most likely lose some money in the beginning. however, you must good web, don't scam

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How we approve my ads on other website / is it possible through ppc ?

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Yes, it is true that PPC is worth to go for. But what you need to know at the first case is that not all companies succeed with PPC strategy. The ROI factor is the huge factor. So, going for PPC depends on the factors like:
What are you looking forward and willing to pay for new customer/client?
How much is your target to grow?
How well you are expecting your sales will have an impact?
How effective and proficient is your website In converting visitors' click into leads?