Sweet. If it's not valid then I'm sure you can buy one for a pretty cheap price. Landing page is definitely KEY. It's how you'll make your cash so work hard on it. Hopefully you can get your campaign optimized before you burn through that voucher :) Good luck!
Wow that sucks. I would re-upload them but I deleted them. Sorry :o
Nope I haven't touched it since the last update. I would love to keep going but it takes some extra cash to test things out and I don't have that so.............
If I do make any more moves in regard to this method this thread...
I wouldn't take the risk. Use photoshop or paint or something and just throw together
an image. Or like the_demon said just use a freebie site and attribute them on your site.
Loving your progress so far man. I'm an article writer myself. Wishing you the best of luck! :) Oh and on Elance it's all about rating. Once those first couple five-stars come in you'll be good to go and you'll have no problem scoring clients.
This is not helpful at all. It's just pre-sale crap for your product/merchandise. If you really want to contribute then contribute, but don't take us for idiots. We can smell a sales copy a mile away.
Yeah I may try again with a different offer and landing page.
Stats:
Clicks: 94
CTR: 0.142%
Conversions: 1
Final CPC: 0.12
Spent: $12.29
This is coupled along with the stats listed above, so this is the campaign's total.
Update: I stopped the campaign while at about 0.12 cpc because although I was getting more clicks, I wasn't converting well. So, that campaign was both a success and a failure. I found a good spot for getting pretty cheap clicks, I just couldn't make them convert with my landing page. But that's...
With this campaign I honestly don't know. That's obviously the goal but everything has to be in order for a good campaign: bidding price, landing page, good converting offer, etc. Right now I have a decent bidding price and high converting offer but I know that my landing page sucks...
Update: So I actually did end up getting quite a few clicks at the 0.20 when the suggested was around 0.88 or something like that. CRAZY thing is while I was writing this post I checked Facebook and found that the suggested cpc had dropped to 0.52 so I dramatically dropped my bid to 0.10. Now...
Update: The 0.20 cpc seems to be the magic spot. I've gotten 13 clicks since I put the price at 0.20. No conversions, meaning my landing page needs work. I might try tweaking the page and then sending more traffic that way.
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