What are the best funnels for ads in smm panel market

[theequipmenthub0]

Im looking for best funnels to run ads for smm panels any idea

 

[gigateub]

Do you mean to get clients to an SMM panel? In that case BHW would be one of the best places to do that

 

[theequipmenthub0]

Do you mean to get clients to an SMM panel? In that case BHW would be one of the best places to do that

How exactly

 

[qdza]

Google ads with search ads are the best. You don't need a specific funnel. Usually since you're cloaking with google ads when you run such ads, then you're ssafe to redirect the traffic to your website

 

[gigateub]

How exactly

Get paid account and a pay to sell service here, banners, sales thread etc etc etc (I'm not a member of staff so you'll have to ask one for more info on that)

 

[Jasper Ellwood]

For SMM panel ads, a simple funnel usually works best. Most people go with a landing page, then WhatsApp or Telegram or email and capture direct offer page or dashboard access.From what I have seen, cold traffic converts better when you don’t overcomplicate it. A clean landing page explaining services, pricing benefits, and instant delivery works well, then retarget visitors who did not buy. Also, adding trust elements like reviews, proof, or case results can improve conversions a lot in this niche.

 

[Nikolaos]

How exactly

Get paid account and a pay to sell service here, banners, sales thread etc etc etc (I'm not a member of staff so you'll have to ask one for more info on that)

You need to be a Jr VIP (means that your account is 60 days old and you have at least 100 posts like we Jr. VIPs do) or have a marketplace seller membership to sell here. However, the marketplace seller membership is more expensive and I think right now a Jr VIP membership is at 182$-183$ calculating the VAT as well. If you are in the UK I think the VAT is excluded so you only pay around 147$-150$ or so.

 

[theequipmenthub0]

For SMM panel ads, a simple funnel usually works best. Most people go with a landing page, then WhatsApp or Telegram or email and capture direct offer page or dashboard access.From what I have seen, cold traffic converts better when you don’t overcomplicate it. A clean landing page explaining services, pricing benefits, and instant delivery works well, then retarget visitors who did not buy. Also, adding trust elements like reviews, proof, or case results can improve conversions a lot in this niche.

Tnx i look forward

 

[ThePPCJoker]

Google ads is always king

 

[theequipmenthub0]

You need to be a Jr VIP (means that your account is 60 days old and you have at least 100 posts like we Jr. VIPs do) or have a marketplace seller membership to sell here. However, the marketplace seller membership is more expensive and I think right now a Jr VIP membership is at 182$-183$ calculating the VAT as well. If you are in the UK I think the VAT is excluded so you only pay around 147$-150$ or so.

Does it worth it?

 

[theequipmenthub0]

Google ads is always king

I guess it's against the rules of google ads to run campaigns for smm panels
Any way how effective is that if you run it?

 

[karma666]

For smm panel ads, I'd suggest focusing on landing pages with clear value propositions, showcasing your services and pricing upfront, and then using retargeting ads to reel in those who showed interest but didn't convert initially. Consider also using video ads to show the ease of use of your services

 

[VapeVendy]

For smm panel ads, I'd suggest focusing on landing pages with clear value propositions, showcasing your services and pricing upfront, and then using retargeting ads to reel in those who showed interest but didn't convert initially.

Yeah retargeting makes sense here. Most people don’t buy from a panel the first time they see it, they usually compare prices and check if it looks legit first.

I probably wouldn’t send cold traffic straight to a huge service list though. One simple page for one platform/service type seems easier to convert, then retarget them after they visit.