Best PPC network?
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CyberAlien
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Are you sure FaceBook still allows linking to ClickBank affiliate links?
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yes you just need to cloak the link
cmghoops32
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- Sep 13, 2011
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You said you tried bing ads, right?
How much testing did you actually do? (Forgive me for assuming you spent less than a few hundred $$)
There is 100+ countries you can target on bing, let alone, millions of keywords.
Jumping from traffic source to traffic source without seeing any results is one of the most dangerous things you can do in the paid advertising game, IMO. Your essentially erasing all of your data and optimizing from scratch, again!
My advice, OP, would be to stick with bing. Test Test Test and you will eventually hit gold.
How much testing did you actually do? (Forgive me for assuming you spent less than a few hundred $$)
There is 100+ countries you can target on bing, let alone, millions of keywords.
Jumping from traffic source to traffic source without seeing any results is one of the most dangerous things you can do in the paid advertising game, IMO. Your essentially erasing all of your data and optimizing from scratch, again!
My advice, OP, would be to stick with bing. Test Test Test and you will eventually hit gold.
Liquidmetal
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- Apr 29, 2011
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Well OP, i suggest you to take it easy since there is no worst thing in ppc than jumping around from one network to the other trying to make it work, Try to learn the details on one network and solve the question, why it does not work?
It all comes down to have enough budget to test, find a way to get even with spend/conversions and scale it up, trying to find the most relevant and targeted traffic possible.
Bing is a good network and IMHO and safer than facebook and google, among a lot more depending on the traffic you are looking for.
Everything can make the difference in ppc to make a campaign work or to spoil it up if you make changes and test.
check out spyfu, whatrunswhere and similar services to check out where your competition is working, it might help.
It all comes down to have enough budget to test, find a way to get even with spend/conversions and scale it up, trying to find the most relevant and targeted traffic possible.
Bing is a good network and IMHO and safer than facebook and google, among a lot more depending on the traffic you are looking for.
Everything can make the difference in ppc to make a campaign work or to spoil it up if you make changes and test.
check out spyfu, whatrunswhere and similar services to check out where your competition is working, it might help.
mancar487
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- Apr 12, 2012
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I strongly agree cmg and liquidmetal above - bing ads is VERY good for clickbank (certainly better than fb ads and more newbie-friendly than adwords) and going from one network to the other is not the best practice.
How much testing did you actually do?
How many products did you try?
How many clicks did you log per product?
Where you direct linking or sending to a lander first?
Where you collecting emails in your lander?
How was your targeting like?
Were you screening your kws for non-converting ones?
Rather than experimenting with other networks, I would recommend you have a good look at what you have done with bing so far, and ask us how you can improve your bing experience, rather than jumping ship.
Mancar
How much testing did you actually do?
How many products did you try?
How many clicks did you log per product?
Where you direct linking or sending to a lander first?
Where you collecting emails in your lander?
How was your targeting like?
Were you screening your kws for non-converting ones?
Rather than experimenting with other networks, I would recommend you have a good look at what you have done with bing so far, and ask us how you can improve your bing experience, rather than jumping ship.
Mancar
