As I've told you guys in the note, this is not available for everyone and only a few can use this business model safely
No I am sorry but I am only sharing my own experience I didnt work on any case studies.
No I dont, but if you need anything just ask and I ll be happy to help you out
Do you happen to know who teaches this kind of stuff?As I've told you guys in the note, this is not available for everyone and only a few can use this business model safely
No I am sorry but I am only sharing my own experience I didnt work on any case studies.
No I dont, but if you need anything just ask and I ll be happy to help you out
Welcome to the second part of my series on IPTV. In this article, I will share valuable insights and data that I have gathered from my own experience in the IPTV domain. Over the years, I’ve managed to generate a significant income from this business, and I’m excited to share my knowledge with you.
However, I would like to clarify upfront that I will not be answering any questions related to specific resellers. This was the reason why my first thread was closed. My aim here is to provide general advice and guidance based on my personal experience, without endorsing or promoting any specific resellers. I hope you find this information helpful and informative as you navigate your own journey in the IPTV business. Let’s get started!
Before we delve deeper, let’s briefly revisit what IPTV is. IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a digital service that streams television programs and channels over the internet. This technology is rapidly replacing traditional cable or satellite services, offering users a more flexible and modern viewing experience.
For those who are new to IPTV or would like a refresher on the basics, I highly recommend checking out my https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/iptv-guide-and-steps-to-making-your-first-1-000-iptv-business.1492940/. It provides a comprehensive guide on IPTV and outlines the steps to making your first $1,000 in the IPTV business. You can find the article here. It’s a great resource for anyone interested in this exciting field. Now, let’s move on to the next part of our journey in the IPTV business.
Choosing Your Path in the IPTV Business: Server Owner, Reseller, or Provider
In the IPTV business, you have three main paths to choose from.
First, you can be a server owner. This means you own the server that hosts the content, and IPTV resellers buy from you to sell to their customers.
Second, you can be a server reseller. In this role, you buy multiple server panels with a large quantity of credits at a lower price, and then sell them to normal resellers. However, this position comes with risks. For instance, if an IPTV server goes down after you’ve invested $10,000 in credits, you could lose your investment. To succeed as a reseller, you need to be trustworthy and have an audience you can attract and sell IPTV credits to, such as forums, academies, or agencies.
Third, you can be an IPTV provider. This involves buying credits from a reseller and then selling them to the normal customer base. For example, you might buy a panel for $180 with 10 credits, which equates to 10 years’ worth of IPTV subscription. You could then sell a 1-year subscription for anywhere between $55 to $100, depending on your marketing skills, landing page, and customer support.
To give a simple example of potential profit: if you sell a subscription for $55, subtract the $18 credit price and $10 cost per conversion (CPC), you could make a profit of $27. Of course, actual results may vary.
من تجربتي، العملاء على استعداد لدفع 60 دولارًا إلى 70 دولارًا إذا كان الخادم ودعم العملاء جيدًا حقًا. قد يؤدي خفض السعر إلى الإضرار بعملك بالفعل. لذلك، اختر طريقك بحكمة واعمل بجد لتحقيق النجاح في مجال IPTV.
اختيار خادم IPTV المناسب لعملك
أحد الأسئلة الأكثر شيوعًا في إعادة بيع IPTV هو اختيار الخادم المناسب. يقدم السوق عددًا كبيرًا من الخوادم بأسعار متفاوتة، تتراوح من 5 دولارات لكل رصيد إلى 32 دولارًا لكل رصيد. يمكن أن يختلف السعر من بائع لآخر.
قبل أن نخوض في تفاصيل الخوادم، دعونا نأخذ في الاعتبار بعض النقاط الأساسية عند شراء لوحة الخادم:
عند شراء خادم، فإن القاعدة العامة هي أن الخوادم ذات الأسعار الأعلى تميل إلى أن تكون أكثر استقرارًا. ومع ذلك، قبل إجراء عملية شراء، فمن المستحسن اختبار الخادم بنفسك. تحقق من المحتوى الموجود لديهم وقم بتجربته أثناء حدث كبير مثل مباراة ملاكمة أو مباراة كرة قدم، حيث يمكن أن يكشف ذلك عن الأداء الحقيقي للخادم. لا تتعجل في قرارك. قد لا تكون التجربة لمدة 24 ساعة كافية، لذا فكر في اختبارها على مدار عدة أيام.
- لا يوجد خادم مثالي : إذا ادعى شخص ما أن الخادم الخاص به ليس به مشكلات مثل التخزين المؤقت أو التجميد، فهو غير صادق. قد تواجه جميع الخوادم هذه المشكلات. يكمن الاختلاف في استقرار الخادم وتكرار مثل هذه المشكلات.
- أهمية موقع الخادم : يعد موقع استضافة الخادم أمرًا بالغ الأهمية. قد يكون أداء الخادم الذي يتكلف 10 دولارات لكل رصيد ويتم استضافته في موقع معين أفضل في هذا الموقع من 20 دولارًا لكل خادم ائتمان مستضاف في مكان آخر.
- فكر في التجارب المجانية والدعم والمحتوى : تحقق مما إذا كان الخادم يوفر تجارب مجانية، وقم بتقييم جودة دعمه، وقم بتقييم مقدار المحتوى الذي يقدمه. ومن المهم أيضًا معرفة ما إذا كانوا يستجيبون لطلبات العميل، مثل إضافة محتوى أو دليل البرامج الإلكتروني (EPG).
تذكر أن اختيار الخادم المناسب يعد خطوة حاسمة في إنشاء مشروع IPTV ناجح. خذ وقتك واتخذ قرارًا مستنيرًا.
دعونا نتعمق في الجانب الحاسم التالي لإعادة بيع IPTV: كيفية بيع IPTV.
كما تعلم، فقد حظرت Google استخدام "IPTV" ككلمة رئيسية للإعلان، مما يعني أنه لا يمكنك الإعلان عنها على Google، منصة الإعلانات الرئيسية لدينا. هذا التطور له إيجابيات وسلبيات بالنسبة لنا كمقدمي خدمة IPTV. فمن ناحية، فإن العديد من مقدمي الخدمات غير القادرين على التكيف مع هذا التغيير سيخرجون من السوق، مما يقلل المنافسة. ومن ناحية أخرى، فإن أولئك الذين يستطيعون إيجاد حل سيكسبون أكثر بكثير من ذي قبل.
لذا، دعونا نستكشف بعض الحلول:
تذكر أن هذه مجرد اقتراحات بناءً على تجربتي الشخصية. سيعتمد نجاحك على قدرتك على التكيف وإيجاد أفضل الاستراتيجيات التي تناسبك.
- إعلانات Google باستخدام الكلمات الرئيسية البديلة : على الرغم من الحظر المفروض على "IPTV"، لا يزال بإمكانك استخدام Google للإعلان عن طريق استخدام كلمات رئيسية بديلة. على سبيل المثال، قد تكون الكلمات الرئيسية التي تحتوي على أخطاء إملائية حلاً جيدًا لجمع بياناتك ومعرفة الكلمات الرئيسية التي قد تؤدي إلى تشغيل إعلانات IPTV وتحقيق مبيعات لك
- إعلانات Facebook مع إخفاء الهوية : لا تزال إعلانات Facebook، عند استخدامها مع إخفاء الهوية، بديلاً فعالاً للإعلان عن خدمة IPTV الخاصة بك.
- حركة المرور العضوية : يمكنك إنشاء حركة مرور عضوية من منتديات IPTV وReddit والعديد من المنصات الأخرى حيث يمكنك إشراك العملاء المحتملين.
- تحسين محركات البحث (SEO) : يعد تحسين محركات البحث (SEO) حاليًا أحد أفضل الحلول.
قبل أن نختتم هذه المناقشة، أود أن أتطرق إلى موضوع بوابات الدفع . من خلال تجربتي، قمت بتجربة العديد من الخيارات ووجدت في النهاية أن Stripe وPayPal هما الأكثر موثوقية. لقد كان Stripe، على وجه الخصوص، بمثابة منصة ممتازة تمكنت من خلالها من تحقيق إيرادات كبيرة. إنه يعمل بشكل رائع مع طريقة إعادة التوجيه.
أما بالنسبة لـ PayPal، فيجب أن أعترف بأنني واجهت بعض التحديات، بما في ذلك الحالات التي تم فيها احتجاز أموالي. ومع ذلك، مع وجود هيكل محدد، لا يزال من الممكن أن يكون خيارًا قابلاً للتطبيق. يرجى تذكر أن هذه تستند إلى تجربتي الشخصية ويمكن أن تختلف الفعالية باختلاف الأفراد.
افكار اخيرة:
في هذه المناقشة، حاولت معالجة الأسئلة الأكثر شيوعًا حول أعمال IPTV. لقد أثبت هذا النموذج أنه مربح جدًا بالنسبة لي ولا يزال يمثل مصدرًا مهمًا للدخل. السوق واسع، وبالتفاني والعمل الجاد، يمكنك أيضًا كسب مبلغ كبير. على الرغم من أنني لا أستطيع أن أعدك بأرباح قدرها 50 ألف دولار شهريًا، إلا أن تجربتي تشير إلى أن ذلك قد يساعدك على عيش حياة مريحة. إذا كنت بالفعل على دراية جيدة بمجال عملك وتكسب المزيد، فإن نصيحتي هي الاستمرار في التركيز والبحث عن طرق للارتقاء.
يرجى ملاحظة أن نموذج العمل هذا قد يخضع لقيود في بلدان مختلفة. لذا، قبل الشروع في هذه الرحلة، من المهم إجراء البحث والتأكد من أنه خيار آمن وقابل للتطبيق بالنسبة لك.
آمل أن تكون تجاربي وأفكاري مفيدة لك. يسعدني جدًا الإجابة على fo
Thanks for allWelcome to the second part of my series on IPTV. In this article, I will share valuable insights and data that I have gathered from my own experience in the IPTV domain. Over the years, I’ve managed to generate a significant income from this business, and I’m excited to share my knowledge with you.
However, I would like to clarify upfront that I will not be answering any questions related to specific resellers. This was the reason why my first thread was closed. My aim here is to provide general advice and guidance based on my personal experience, without endorsing or promoting any specific resellers. I hope you find this information helpful and informative as you navigate your own journey in the IPTV business. Let’s get started!
Before we delve deeper, let’s briefly revisit what IPTV is. IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a digital service that streams television programs and channels over the internet. This technology is rapidly replacing traditional cable or satellite services, offering users a more flexible and modern viewing experience.
For those who are new to IPTV or would like a refresher on the basics, I highly recommend checking out my https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/iptv-guide-and-steps-to-making-your-first-1-000-iptv-business.1492940/. It provides a comprehensive guide on IPTV and outlines the steps to making your first $1,000 in the IPTV business. You can find the article here. It’s a great resource for anyone interested in this exciting field. Now, let’s move on to the next part of our journey in the IPTV business.
Choosing Your Path in the IPTV Business: Server Owner, Reseller, or Provider
In the IPTV business, you have three main paths to choose from.
First, you can be a server owner. This means you own the server that hosts the content, and IPTV resellers buy from you to sell to their customers.
Second, you can be a server reseller. In this role, you buy multiple server panels with a large quantity of credits at a lower price, and then sell them to normal resellers. However, this position comes with risks. For instance, if an IPTV server goes down after you’ve invested $10,000 in credits, you could lose your investment. To succeed as a reseller, you need to be trustworthy and have an audience you can attract and sell IPTV credits to, such as forums, academies, or agencies.
Third, you can be an IPTV provider. This involves buying credits from a reseller and then selling them to the normal customer base. For example, you might buy a panel for $180 with 10 credits, which equates to 10 years’ worth of IPTV subscription. You could then sell a 1-year subscription for anywhere between $55 to $100, depending on your marketing skills, landing page, and customer support.
To give a simple example of potential profit: if you sell a subscription for $55, subtract the $18 credit price and $10 cost per conversion (CPC), you could make a profit of $27. Of course, actual results may vary.
From my experience, customers are willing to pay $60 to $70 if the server and customer support are really good. Lowering the price could actually harm your business. So, choose your path wisely and work hard to succeed in the IPTV business.
Choosing the Right IPTV Server for Your Business
One of the most frequently asked questions in IPTV reselling is about choosing the right server. The market offers a multitude of servers with varying prices, ranging from as low as $5 per credit to as high as $32 per credit. The price can vary from one reseller to another.
Before we delve into the specifics of servers, let’s consider some key points when purchasing a server panel:
When buying a server, a general rule of thumb is that higher-priced servers tend to be more stable. However, before making a purchase, it’s advisable to test the server yourself. Check the content they have and try it during a major event like a boxing match or a soccer game, as this can reveal the server’s true performance. Don’t rush your decision. A 24-hour trial may not be sufficient, so consider testing it over multiple days.
- No Server is Perfect: If someone claims their server has no issues such as buffering or freezing, they’re not being truthful. All servers may face these issues. The difference lies in the stability of the server and the frequency of such issues.
- Server Location Matters: The hosting location of the server is crucial. A server that costs $10 per credit and is hosted in a specific location might perform better in that location than a $20 per credit server hosted elsewhere.
- Consider Free Trials, Support, and Content: Check if the server provides free trials, assess the quality of their support, and evaluate the amount of content they provide. It’s also important to see if they are responsive to client requests, such as adding content or EPG.
Remember, choosing the right server is a critical step in setting up a successful IPTV business. Take your time and make an informed decision.
Let’s delve into the next critical aspect of IPTV reselling: how to sell IPTV.
As you may know, Google has banned the use of ‘IPTV’ as a keyword for advertising, which means you can’t advertise it on Google, our main advertising platform. This development has both pros and cons for us as IPTV providers. On the one hand, many providers unable to adapt to this change will exit the market, reducing competition. On the other hand, those who can find a solution stand to earn significantly more than before.
So, let’s explore a few solutions:
Remember, these are just suggestions based on my personal experience. Your success will depend on your ability to adapt and find the best strategies that work for you.
- Google Advertising with Alternative Keywords: Despite the ban on ‘IPTV’, you can still use Google for advertising by employing alternative keywords. For instance, misspelling keywords may be a good solution to gather your data, and know what keywords may trigger IPTV ads and generate sells for you
- Facebook Ads with Cloaking: Facebook ads, when used with cloaking, are still an effective alternative for advertising your IPTV service.
- Organic Traffic: You can generate organic traffic from IPTV forums, Reddit, and various other platforms where you can engage potential clients.
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Currently, SEO is one of the best solutions.
Before we conclude this discussion, I’d like to touch upon the topic of payment gateways. In my experience, I’ve experimented with various options and ultimately found Stripe and PayPal to be the most reliable. Stripe, in particular, has been an excellent platform through which I’ve managed to generate substantial revenue. It works great with a redirection method.
As for PayPal, I must admit that I’ve had some challenges, including instances where my funds were held. However, with a specific structure in place, it can still be a viable option. Please remember, these are based on my personal experiences and the effectiveness can vary for different individuals.
Final Thoughts:
In this discussion, I’ve tried to address the most frequently asked questions about the IPTV business. This model has proven to be quite profitable for me and continues to be a significant source of income. The market is vast, and with dedication and hard work, you too can earn a substantial amount. While I can’t promise earnings of $50k per month, my experience suggests that it could help you lead a comfortable life. If you’re already well-versed in your field and are earning more, my advice would be to stay focused and look for ways to scale up.
Please note that this business model may be subject to restrictions in various countries. So, before you embark on this journey, it’s crucial to do your research and ensure that it’s a safe and viable option for you.
I hope my experiences and insights prove helpful to you. I’m more than happy to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge.
Hello there, you are probably facing this issue because you are using something like " premium channels " or anything that may show that you are selling paid channels, I had this issues aswell just keep changing headlines / descriptions until you are good to go, in most cases its always triggered because of premium channels / premium stream etc...
ok thank you bro
Hello, you should refrain from using terms like “Premium Sport 4K” and anything else that might indicate to Google that you are selling premium copyrighted content. This is because Google cannot determine whether you have a licensed IPTV or not. For misspelled keywords, you should use them in the keyword section. For example, for “IPTV”, you could use a keyword like “LPTV” or something similar, which could potentially trigger the ad for you.Is a subscription of $5 a month profitable?
To answer your question, it is indeed profitable for him, but it largely depends on which server he is selling. For $5, it is certainly a low-cost server, considering there are some servers that sell a year’s worth of service for $5 (in bulk). Therefore, it remains profitable for him to sell a month’s service for $5.
That's impressive considering it's better than the one I paid 25 a month for. How would I get the cheapest possible subscription while keeping the quality the same. You've got me intrigued with the $5 yearly membership in bulk.
For advertising it is pretty simple and straight forward there is plenty of videos in youtube that will show you how to create a campaign and keep optimizing it, there is literally no extra secrets " in my knowledge "
its really appreciable that you share your experience . it will help me in future .Welcome to the second part of my series on IPTV. In this article, I will share valuable insights and data that I have gathered from my own experience in the IPTV domain. Over the years, I’ve managed to generate a significant income from this business, and I’m excited to share my knowledge with you.
However, I would like to clarify upfront that I will not be answering any questions related to specific resellers. This was the reason why my first thread was closed. My aim here is to provide general advice and guidance based on my personal experience, without endorsing or promoting any specific resellers. I hope you find this information helpful and informative as you navigate your own journey in the IPTV business. Let’s get started!
Before we delve deeper, let’s briefly revisit what IPTV is. IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a digital service that streams television programs and channels over the internet. This technology is rapidly replacing traditional cable or satellite services, offering users a more flexible and modern viewing experience.
For those who are new to IPTV or would like a refresher on the basics, I highly recommend checking out my first article. It provides a comprehensive guide on IPTV and outlines the steps to making your first $1,000 in the IPTV business. You can find the article here. It’s a great resource for anyone interested in this exciting field. Now, let’s move on to the next part of our journey in the IPTV business.
Choosing Your Path in the IPTV Business: Server Owner, Reseller, or Provider
In the IPTV business, you have three main paths to choose from.
First, you can be a server owner. This means you own the server that hosts the content, and IPTV resellers buy from you to sell to their customers.
Second, you can be a server reseller. In this role, you buy multiple server panels with a large quantity of credits at a lower price, and then sell them to normal resellers. However, this position comes with risks. For instance, if an IPTV server goes down after you’ve invested $10,000 in credits, you could lose your investment. To succeed as a reseller, you need to be trustworthy and have an audience you can attract and sell IPTV credits to, such as forums, academies, or agencies.
Third, you can be an IPTV provider. This involves buying credits from a reseller and then selling them to the normal customer base. For example, you might buy a panel for $180 with 10 credits, which equates to 10 years’ worth of IPTV subscription. You could then sell a 1-year subscription for anywhere between $55 to $100, depending on your marketing skills, landing page, and customer support.
To give a simple example of potential profit: if you sell a subscription for $55, subtract the $18 credit price and $10 cost per conversion (CPC), you could make a profit of $27. Of course, actual results may vary.
From my experience, customers are willing to pay $60 to $70 if the server and customer support are really good. Lowering the price could actually harm your business. So, choose your path wisely and work hard to succeed in the IPTV business.
Choosing the Right IPTV Server for Your Business
One of the most frequently asked questions in IPTV reselling is about choosing the right server. The market offers a multitude of servers with varying prices, ranging from as low as $5 per credit to as high as $32 per credit. The price can vary from one reseller to another.
Before we delve into the specifics of servers, let’s consider some key points when purchasing a server panel:
When buying a server, a general rule of thumb is that higher-priced servers tend to be more stable. However, before making a purchase, it’s advisable to test the server yourself. Check the content they have and try it during a major event like a boxing match or a soccer game, as this can reveal the server’s true performance. Don’t rush your decision. A 24-hour trial may not be sufficient, so consider testing it over multiple days.
- No Server is Perfect: If someone claims their server has no issues such as buffering or freezing, they’re not being truthful. All servers may face these issues. The difference lies in the stability of the server and the frequency of such issues.
- Server Location Matters: The hosting location of the server is crucial. A server that costs $10 per credit and is hosted in a specific location might perform better in that location than a $20 per credit server hosted elsewhere.
- Consider Free Trials, Support, and Content: Check if the server provides free trials, assess the quality of their support, and evaluate the amount of content they provide. It’s also important to see if they are responsive to client requests, such as adding content or EPG.
Remember, choosing the right server is a critical step in setting up a successful IPTV business. Take your time and make an informed decision.
Let’s delve into the next critical aspect of IPTV reselling: how to sell IPTV.
As you may know, Google has banned the use of ‘IPTV’ as a keyword for advertising, which means you can’t advertise it on Google, our main advertising platform. This development has both pros and cons for us as IPTV providers. On the one hand, many providers unable to adapt to this change will exit the market, reducing competition. On the other hand, those who can find a solution stand to earn significantly more than before.
So, let’s explore a few solutions:
Remember, these are just suggestions based on my personal experience. Your success will depend on your ability to adapt and find the best strategies that work for you.
- Google Advertising with Alternative Keywords: Despite the ban on ‘IPTV’, you can still use Google for advertising by employing alternative keywords. For instance, misspelling keywords may be a good solution to gather your data, and know what keywords may trigger IPTV ads and generate sells for you
- Facebook Ads with Cloaking: Facebook ads, when used with cloaking, are still an effective alternative for advertising your IPTV service.
- Organic Traffic: You can generate organic traffic from IPTV forums, Reddit, and various other platforms where you can engage potential clients.
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Currently, SEO is one of the best solutions.
Before we conclude this discussion, I’d like to touch upon the topic of payment gateways. In my experience, I’ve experimented with various options and ultimately found Stripe and PayPal to be the most reliable. Stripe, in particular, has been an excellent platform through which I’ve managed to generate substantial revenue. It works great with a redirection method.
As for PayPal, I must admit that I’ve had some challenges, including instances where my funds were held. However, with a specific structure in place, it can still be a viable option. Please remember, these are based on my personal experiences and the effectiveness can vary for different individuals.
Final Thoughts:
In this discussion, I’ve tried to address the most frequently asked questions about the IPTV business. This model has proven to be quite profitable for me and continues to be a significant source of income. The market is vast, and with dedication and hard work, you too can earn a substantial amount. While I can’t promise earnings of $50k per month, my experience suggests that it could help you lead a comfortable life. If you’re already well-versed in your field and are earning more, my advice would be to stay focused and look for ways to scale up.
Please note that this business model may be subject to restrictions in various countries. So, before you embark on this journey, it’s crucial to do your research and ensure that it’s a safe and viable option for you.
I hope my experiences and insights prove helpful to you. I’m more than happy to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge.
"Thank you very much for your response. So, the strategy is to use a residential proxy, but at the stage of entering my personal information on Stripe, should I enter my information and the phone number from my home country? However, after that, a verification is required. The confirmation factors also include a confirmation call. How can I do this?a resedential IP should be enough to create your account, open it as an organization and they will accept your identity even tho its banned in your country!
not getting sells may be due to a lot of things, first try to check your googls ads data, if you are getting clicks from keywords that are relevent to your ads / website, secondly if your ads data is good, then the second phase is your website experience / checkout it should be easy to navigate for clients and you provide them with a good payment gateway as stripe / paypal. incase you think you got all of this then you can try to put a free trial option in your website so you can get your clients contact and see yourself where is the issue and it is an exta sales funnel for you
