Recent content by JBaumInsta

Hey all, I just was reading through this post although it's kind of old, and I figured some people could use some help with Instagram proxies. I'm on a few other Instagram forums and I can see that proxies is still an issue for most people, as it was for me. I found a sweet way to make your own...

You’re making this too complicated. If you are worried about accounts that have fake stuff just go and find accounts that are less likely to do that. For example..if dog training is your niche..choose a random city and search in google for dog trainers in that city. Preferably big cities like...

Good point. Difficult to know but you can use a social blade alternative to make sure that they're continuing to get new followers daily. There's a few strategies you can take. 1) Find accounts clearly promoting your affiliate product 2) Find accounts that are huge influencer dog accounts 3)...

Any chance you can explain your guide a little clearer? Why do you have a bunch of links and then you mention the 2 methods and then you have a bunch more links? Also, I’m assuming method 1 is only going to work if the original issue related to them thinking you’re below 13, no? Thank you!!!

I didnt' do any courses, learned everything from YT and Forums like this....the two pieces of info I think I'm missing are 'how to price my items' and 'how to select winning products'....although I guess alternatively I can also just (to my self lol) that it's all about testing...

Yeah, well that's exactly where I'm stuck...and it's all FREE traffic, that's the beauty. Do you have experience doing this, can give some tips on converting through email sequences? So darn frustrating, all the work that went in up until auto responder and the NO CONVERSIONS :(

Right of course. So, they're different niches. 9 are bodybuilding accounts, bringing in like 20-25 emails per day, 17 are dog niche accounts bringing in about 10-12 leads per day, and 7-8 are woodworking accounts bringing in like 8-10/day. All together it's like 40-50 per day. For those 40...

Well, it's across various niches, and certain niches are converting much better or worse. So, I have 17 dog niche accounts...probably around 10 leads/day I have 9 bodybuilding account...probably around 20-25 leads/day I have 6-7 woodworking accounts...probably around 8-10 leads/day All...

Hey everyone, Very nice to meet you all, and if anyone has questions I'm more than happy to answer. After doing a ton of research I decided to embark on my own CPA + IG journey like many others here on BHW. And here's what that looks like... I currently am running 52 Instagram accounts...

Hey, Why OGads and not legit niches? Health, wealth, fitness, what's the real difference? Account --> Landing Page --> Opt In --> Autoresponder conversion I can tell you that I have 50+ accounts right now and it follows this exact thing. My issue right now is autoresponder conversion...

Hey OP, any reason you're doing CPA with OGads as opposed to running your accounts to niche landing pages, collecting opt-ins, and then converting via email marketing? I ask, because this is my current method, and I'm successful in getting a lot of daily leads, but just haven't a lot of...

That's a good idea. I already mentioned that my niche is Yoga (I don't care, people can compete with me if they want)... So, I guess micro-niche would be yoga socks And then website categories would differentiate between types of yoga socks Obviously all assuming that AE has at least 3-4...

LOL - that's why I'm here...to learn :)

Hey, that's just a small example..it's a yoga shop to be honest so there's lots of different yoga products. Apparel happens to be one of those items. You think I should remove it all together? I definitely see how it can be an issue...sizes being off (especially since being sourced from AE) and...

Hey, My bad. I will give you a real example. Product I am sourcing from AE for $6.99. On my website, I charge $13.99. It's basically a crock top t-shirt. In my opinion, charging 5x the price that I source it at (which would be $35), would be too high, in general and compared to competition, so...