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Raza Rizvi

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Hey guys, I am developing something really big . :) can't disclose the concept for now . :)

I need your opinions on a few things.

1. Are notifications annoying? just take an example of FB notifications. Suppose you log in to your account and you see 40-50 notifications, 90% of those are similar, for example - "mark shared a post" , "tom shared a post" and so on. Are you ever going to check those out?

2. follow limit vs no follow limit on twitter? what would you prefer?

3. $3 per CPM to the targeted audience no matter what ur niche is, is it reasonable?

4. Adsense vs CPA ? If you had to make a choice to be successful in anyone of these

5. Facebook ads vs adwords? If you have a budget of $2000 and your niche is Insurance, Finance, Investment

I would be really thankful for your help :)
 
Adsense imo is a complete waste of time. CPA is a better strategy. Keep in mind - You'd have to find the right CPA offer, in the right niche, with the right company, with the right AM to make good money.
 
Adsense works quite well on established sites that you don't wan to spoil with shady CPA offers but you can earn with CPA on new sites that you will not be regret to dispose in near feature.
 
Adsense works quite well on established sites that you don't wan to spoil with shady CPA offers but you can earn with CPA on new sites that you will not be regret to dispose in near feature.

I am not asking you what works and what doesn't. my question is, "If you had a choice to be successful in any 1 of these"
 
1. It depends what the notifications are for. Take G+ for example, I could not care less that my potential mother in-law joined a group I may be interested in. If I get notified for extremely relevant stuff, I don't mind, but most of it is spam to me.

2. This is a tough one. If everyone had no restrictions, twitter would just become more of a spam fest than it already is. I'd say follow limits are good, before I think too hard about it.

3. It would filter out the crappy niches, because people know they could probably get cheaper impressions from Adwords. Yes it's reasonable.

4. Adsense. I see all CPA related stuff as spam, but that's just me.

5. I've never used FB ads, so I'd say Adwords just for the sake of familiarity.

tl;dr: The less spam, the better.
 
1. It depends what the notifications are for. Take G+ for example, I could not care less that my potential mother in-law joined a group I may be interested in. If I get notified for extremely relevant stuff, I don't mind, but most of it is spam to me.

2. This is a tough one. If everyone had no restrictions, twitter would just become more of a spam fest than it already is. I'd say follow limits are good, before I think too hard about it.

3. It would filter out the crappy niches, because people know they could probably get cheaper impressions from Adwords. Yes it's reasonable.

4. Adsense. I see all CPA related stuff as spam, but that's just me.

5. I've never used FB ads, so I'd say Adwords just for the sake of familiarity.

tl;dr: The less spam, the better.

Thanks :) I was hoping for such answer
 
1. Most notifications are worthless.

2. follow limits are necessary but should be handled well


4. Adsense

5. Adwords but not by large margin. I'm not a fan of either really.
 
1. Most notifications are worthless.

2. follow limits are necessary but should be handled well


4. Adsense

5. Adwords but not by large margin. I'm not a fan of either really.


Thanks for your answers. :)
 
Needs a few more responses please :( I would be easier for me to figure out certain things
 
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