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2 weeks ago I created a thread about a Instagram method. I received a lot of good feedback on it, so I created this thread. This thread is based on my own experience with native ads, MGID and CPA. If you have any questions left at the end, let me know. Please remember that I'm always here to help you, but give me some time to reply. Don't spam my PM or I will block you.
What is Native Advertising?
Native advertising is a form of paid media where the ad experience follows the natural form and function of the user experience in which it is placed. I'm sure that you have seen native ads before, down below some samples:
Click here for more samples.
You can see that almost all the samples are related to the same niches:
- Dating
- Weight loss (pills)
- Money/Forex/Casino (earn easy/big money)
What's behind these ads?
I clicked on the "Nederland is verbaasd!" ad. They redirect me to this landingspage:
I will explain you a little bit more about this sample, because that's really important. You can see a preview above of the landingspage. It looks like a news website about investing in shares. They are trying to believe you, that it's a real news website. But of course it isn't.
1: They used a big "logo" here. Belegger nieuws = investor news. So people think it's a news website for investors.
2: The menu is fake. If you click on it, you will redirect directly to the offer.
3: It's a fake markttracker, it's just a image.
4: Huge <h1> headline. With the message: "I went millionaire on this way in one week. Everybody can become rich."
After that they telling you just a fake story. What they did etc. There are some images on the website, from the same person. He stays in the front of nice car, house etc. At the end there is a small guide and button. If you click on the button you redirect to a forex offer. If someone signed up and deposit something like 200$, they will earn +- 200$. The guide explains them what to do and how to deposit the money. You have to tell them what to do, since they don't have a brain.
It's important to remember that only people without a brain, believes in these native ads. So you need to play on their feelings. They have no brain, so you can let them think anything that you want.
You can download this landingspage here and check the virusscan here. I don't advice you to start with forex or any niche, where they have to deposit money.
What I did?
Before I started with my first campaign, I was doing some research on my competitors. They are also trying to promote their website and earn money with it. Split-testing is the most important thing for native ads. Your (clickbait)title + image are the only 2 things that people will see in the start. You have to make sure that your title + image are very interesting to see. People have to become curious, so they will click on your ad.
This image will show you exactly why you have to setup different ads (I know it's a Facebook ad). They all have the same title + text, but the image is different on each ad. Now you can see why it's so important. You can get lower cost on each click, so your EPC will be higher.
It works exactly the same for websites. Sample 1 has 22% conversion, sample 2 has 52 conversion. The ad is the same, only another landingspage. You will get more leads, that results in more money. More money = more profit.
My campaigns + setup:
I started with 100$ budget for my first test. I didn't had any experience so far with native ads, so I won't invest a lot. I created 15 ads in the start. So I invested 6,6$ in each ad. I used a different title, image and landingspage (I had 4 in total) for my 15 campaigns.
Offer: Casino sign up (NL - mobile/desktop)
Payout: $ 4,50
Traffic Channel: MGID - native ads
Country Targeted: Netherlands
Number of landing pages: 4
Number of ads: 15
I did research on my competitors and saw some pretty good samples. So I ripped their landingspages (saved a lot of time). Than I changed the text + images to my own. The fake story on my landingspage, was someone that worked at McDonald's and won more than 1 million with spins (in casino). At the end a button where they can get their own free spins (offer provided that, when people signed up).
My winning landingspage:
Header:
Bottom:
I created the red lines on the pictures. This is the bottom of the landingspage, start with: title, guide (information) and button.
Down below the button there is a small fake proof. It will give you a higher CVR, since people that already at the bottom are interested in it (otherwise they where already gone). So I created a small Facebook fake comment box. I can't add more images in this thread, so you can see the sample here.
You can download this landingspage here and and check the virusscan here.
My results
I can't show you the different MGID ads that I created for the casino campaign, since I removed that account (I requested it by myself) and started a new one. But I can show you some results from my last campaign, click here.
You can see the network earnings for that ad only, here.
I paid 0,15$ for each click at the end. You have to play with that number on MGID, since you can set it higher or lower. But 0,15$ gave me the best results so far, otherwise you have to wait very long for clicks.
Important notes:
All popular native ads networks:
Note: I have nothing to do with MGID or any other native ad network. I'm just a publisher that buy traffic on MGID.
2 weeks ago I created a thread about a Instagram method. I received a lot of good feedback on it, so I created this thread. This thread is based on my own experience with native ads, MGID and CPA. If you have any questions left at the end, let me know. Please remember that I'm always here to help you, but give me some time to reply. Don't spam my PM or I will block you.
What is Native Advertising?
Native advertising is a form of paid media where the ad experience follows the natural form and function of the user experience in which it is placed. I'm sure that you have seen native ads before, down below some samples:
Click here for more samples.
You can see that almost all the samples are related to the same niches:
- Dating
- Weight loss (pills)
- Money/Forex/Casino (earn easy/big money)
What's behind these ads?
I clicked on the "Nederland is verbaasd!" ad. They redirect me to this landingspage:
I will explain you a little bit more about this sample, because that's really important. You can see a preview above of the landingspage. It looks like a news website about investing in shares. They are trying to believe you, that it's a real news website. But of course it isn't.
1: They used a big "logo" here. Belegger nieuws = investor news. So people think it's a news website for investors.
2: The menu is fake. If you click on it, you will redirect directly to the offer.
3: It's a fake markttracker, it's just a image.
4: Huge <h1> headline. With the message: "I went millionaire on this way in one week. Everybody can become rich."
After that they telling you just a fake story. What they did etc. There are some images on the website, from the same person. He stays in the front of nice car, house etc. At the end there is a small guide and button. If you click on the button you redirect to a forex offer. If someone signed up and deposit something like 200$, they will earn +- 200$. The guide explains them what to do and how to deposit the money. You have to tell them what to do, since they don't have a brain.
It's important to remember that only people without a brain, believes in these native ads. So you need to play on their feelings. They have no brain, so you can let them think anything that you want.
You can download this landingspage here and check the virusscan here. I don't advice you to start with forex or any niche, where they have to deposit money.
What I did?
Before I started with my first campaign, I was doing some research on my competitors. They are also trying to promote their website and earn money with it. Split-testing is the most important thing for native ads. Your (clickbait)title + image are the only 2 things that people will see in the start. You have to make sure that your title + image are very interesting to see. People have to become curious, so they will click on your ad.
This image will show you exactly why you have to setup different ads (I know it's a Facebook ad). They all have the same title + text, but the image is different on each ad. Now you can see why it's so important. You can get lower cost on each click, so your EPC will be higher.
It works exactly the same for websites. Sample 1 has 22% conversion, sample 2 has 52 conversion. The ad is the same, only another landingspage. You will get more leads, that results in more money. More money = more profit.
My campaigns + setup:
I started with 100$ budget for my first test. I didn't had any experience so far with native ads, so I won't invest a lot. I created 15 ads in the start. So I invested 6,6$ in each ad. I used a different title, image and landingspage (I had 4 in total) for my 15 campaigns.
Offer: Casino sign up (NL - mobile/desktop)
Payout: $ 4,50
Traffic Channel: MGID - native ads
Country Targeted: Netherlands
Number of landing pages: 4
Number of ads: 15
I did research on my competitors and saw some pretty good samples. So I ripped their landingspages (saved a lot of time). Than I changed the text + images to my own. The fake story on my landingspage, was someone that worked at McDonald's and won more than 1 million with spins (in casino). At the end a button where they can get their own free spins (offer provided that, when people signed up).
My winning landingspage:
Header:
Bottom:
I created the red lines on the pictures. This is the bottom of the landingspage, start with: title, guide (information) and button.
Down below the button there is a small fake proof. It will give you a higher CVR, since people that already at the bottom are interested in it (otherwise they where already gone). So I created a small Facebook fake comment box. I can't add more images in this thread, so you can see the sample here.
My results
I can't show you the different MGID ads that I created for the casino campaign, since I removed that account (I requested it by myself) and started a new one. But I can show you some results from my last campaign, click here.
You can see the network earnings for that ad only, here.
I paid 0,15$ for each click at the end. You have to play with that number on MGID, since you can set it higher or lower. But 0,15$ gave me the best results so far, otherwise you have to wait very long for clicks.
Important notes:
- Split test your ads (use different landingspages, images, titles etc.)
- Start with a small budget on each ad
- Don't expect big earnings in the start, you first have to learn native ads (before you make profit)
- Be smart, found a good offer and start pushing
- I have the best experience with MGID and Ligatus
- More MGID samples: http://bit.ly/2qnJMnn
- Split testing information/sample: http://bit.ly/2qnHWme
All popular native ads networks:
Note: I have nothing to do with MGID or any other native ad network. I'm just a publisher that buy traffic on MGID.
