If you had $50 to spend on a traffic source...

[SGokhanD]

If you had $50 to spend on a traffic source, which source would you prefer, and why?

I want to spend money on the best traffic generation way. I heard about leadimpact.c*m and other PPV services, but they are pretty expensive. I just want to make the best investment for web traffic with my $50. Any experiences?

 

[blackice6666]

It totally depends on the niche, the product etc. 50$ might not be enough even to test a traffic source.

 

[SGokhanD]

It totally depends on the niche, the product etc. 50$ might not be enough even to test a traffic source.

The niche is weight loss...

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

The niche is weight loss...

Social media is probably what you want to try with that for that dollar amount. It is really not much to do any real testing but you are probably going to get your best bang for your buck there.

 

[SGokhanD]

Social media is probably what you want to try with that for that dollar amount. It is really not much to do any real testing but you are probably going to get your best bang for your buck there.

Did you mean, "social media advertisement"?

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Did you mean, "social media advertisement"?

That would be a good step in the right direction or getting people to blast your ad for you on their accounts.

 

[scottbd]

Yikes! That budget unfortunately will not get you far in that niche. BassTrackerBoats is right, that's about your best bet. Good luck!

 

[Not Ste Hughes]

pay a hooker to tell all her fat clients about your website.

 

[Tove]

pay a hooker to tell all her fat clients about your website.

LOOOOOOL. That' actually nice idea lol

 

[dream1er]

facebook is good i see lot of them,but u need ur own page with lots of ..

 

[ekapek]

Spend it on CPC ads - facebook, adsense. Don't have idea for another good traffic with this budget

 

[Paper-Boy]

OP, I would save up a bit more and read a few PPC guides. There are a ton of them available online.

Before you start buying ads, be sure to get yourself a decent tracker. CPVLabs or voluum are the ones I've used and still using.