An Interesting way someone did cpa with content locking.

[phantasma]

For those of you who are still struggling to set up something in CPA, here are some steroids to boost your creativity.

I came across this question that was suggested by quora.

what seems to be just a normal story ends with the statement:

"A few weeks ago I answered a question on quora 'Have you ever been penetrated by surprise?' "

Got your interest right?

I'm sure you're dying to know how things turned out right?

clicking on the link takes you to a landing page that has a content locker.

If you were just a normal person with no knowledge in IM you'd be dying to know how that story went.

If you were knowledgeable on how IM goes you're probably slapping yourself hard on how you almost fell for that.

Anyway, the whole point of this thread is that you can learn something from the way this guy set up his locker.

 

[sk8tavou]

Thanks for sharing. Yes reverse enginering how other people are working on some methods is great to get ideas and make twists on them.

 

[TheVigilante]

That is actually a smart way of doing things answering in detail and then locking the content good approach I must say!

 

[HustleTong]

Creativity at its peak. Doesn't quora flag these answers?

 

[IG Professor]

That is actually a smart way of doing things answering in detail and then locking the content good approach I must say!

yes. I totally agree with that. this is a very clever way to get a decent traffic to your CPA offers

 

[thescrrr]

Curiosity converts.

 

[Jyeshtha]

That book is on sale for $0.99 on the same site that's locked and did anyone check out Dr. Susan's Quora profile?

http://prntscr.com/t03emz

Look at this month's content views.

 

[unsungwarrior]

Yeah normal people will definitely fall for this shit LOL

 

[phantasma]

Creativity at its peak. Doesn't quora flag these answers?

This one was so slick, it probably slipped through.

 

[dennisyu]

Oh geez, so this is what people are doing these days huh...SMH.

That's not even a real content locker. They are using a regular modal box with no close button. Someone might want to tell Dr. Susan to try OGads or Adlundum.

 

[SonOfBhw]

Indeed a great method, but i would not be interested in reading more of that because the writing style is terrible.

 

[B1TCS]

I don't think this converts ahahah

 

[LemonAcid]

Money lies in simplicity.

 

[incognitus]

Yeah normal people will definitely fall for this shit LOL

We're all normal in most other fields besides IM!

 

[Jyeshtha]

Creativity at its peak. Doesn't quora flag these answers?

This one was so slick, it probably slipped through.

Yeah. It's just getting out of sight. But, when several people start using the same method, they start taking action.

I have been through that with another method. But, with my own experience, Quora and Reddit were giving me the most converting traffic or all other sources, at least for my niche and YT came second. These three got me almost $70k sales in my niche with almost 40% profit until both Reddit and Quora decided to restrict the niche only for discussion and removed all the answers that contained links.

But the thing is, still I do it. I post a link to an article > they archive it > I appeal for it > they say okay and publish it > I leave it for a few days and edit the article with CTA.

Reddit is strict though, I have tried this with Quora and has worked.

 

[anatho]

Hmmm looks interesting but cannot be just used "as is". At first, who of us have 1m quora views a month??? This definitely is the key. If you have 10 views a month you will not make one $, regardless what story you are telling there. also, this article is full of spelling mistakes, so I would already be cautious, then when I go to the link and see it is locked I willl be even more cautious.

 

[gaverfraxz]

I feel like if I tried to do this all my posts would get flagged immediatly lol, great share man