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woxinghu wrote: I was doing some research on PPV and came across your posts... very insightful. I "summarised" your posts below for understanding and I'd like to get started mostly promoting Clickbank products. I also noticed that you said you are writing a guide and have 2 students at...

DirectCPV hosed their database in the transition of their new interface. Each week they keep telling me that they will have it fixed "by the end of the week." That's been three weeks running. I don't think any of them know what they're doing.

A landing page with a good lead capture system is definitely the way to go. You also want to make sure that you have good ad copy. Sending your prospects to a simple sales page will always have low conversion ratios.

Oh, and P.S. You can call DirectCPV on their toll free numbers either in Canada or the US below: Head Office DirectCPV Technologies Inc. 1270-1188 Georgia Street West Vancouver, BC V6E 4A2 Canada Tel. No (866) 984-6278 Fax. No (604) 683-6013 US Sales Office 23785 El Toro Road...

Personally, I've never had any problems with DirectCPV. Once I had all my URLs populated and my campaigns funded, I pulled the trigger on over 100 campaigns, and they were activated in under 24 hours. The key to this is not to run just one URL to one landing page, but run several: if...

Well, andytopspin, it's really not that complicated using 100+ landing pages when I'm using the same template -- AND the same autoresponder code -- in each one. The only variable I change is the one that corresponds to the product number I'm promoting. For example: if I'm promoting a URL for...

P.S. I might also add that you need a good keyword "scrubber" to extract the URLs from the Big Three search engines: Google, Bing and Yahoo. I spent $47 dollars on a simplistic little tool that works wonders. It "scrubs" and extracts several thousand, to several hundred thousand URLs that...

As was mentioned in an earlier post, DirectCPV is a great tool when used "outside the box". Any marketing/advertising campaign that is dependent on "one-click" sales are always going to return lower ROI: that's just the nature of the beast. However, if you "funnel" subscribers into your...