CRAZY PEERFLY+PPC CAMPAIGN, any help?

vcjohnny

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Hi, i started this week with paid traffic and cpa offers, i have created a banner that stated exactly what they click for (to get a free sample of something) and then sent them to my site and in my site i put a free sample banner with the cpa offer from peerfly.

Had 140 clicks that sent traffic to my site from this 65 clicks on the peerfly banner (means the people where interested) but only 1 conversion??? how is this possible ? from 65 people that already clicked and showed interested only 1 submitted his email...is this a normal thing?
 
shit offer? or shit ppc traffic? if they have to fill in to much info they might not do it.

Happy new year! maybe now you can convert better its 2012 :)
 
Who are you getting traffic from. Paid traffic doesn't always mean good traffic.
 
How targeted is your traffic?

I run very specific PPC campaigns and have a conversion rate of around 22% with peerfly. Which is good since Im getting 2 cent clicks
 
How targeted is your traffic?

I run very specific PPC campaigns and have a conversion rate of around 22% with peerfly. Which is good since Im getting 2 cent clicks

this was my first ever campaign, the traffic was from facebook ppc. it should be 1000% targeted because first i sent them to a landing page and if from there they clicked on the cpa banner means they were totally interested right? because also in the banner that i put on facebook i mentioned 100% that they click for the free sample. i didn't lie or anything
do you have any tips to improve?
Or what are the best offers to offer?
i started with a free sample/free try because thought will be much better and effective then all those ipod forfree or 500 best buy gift card...as with a free sample they are actually getting something only by giving their email adress

Thanks
 
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Check in the offer for where it converts. Converts on submit is the easier to get paid from. I tend to see where the offer converts on the backend then visit the offer and see how hard it would be for user to get to the conversion point. The easier the better. Hope this helps.
 
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