how much u REALLY make with cpa/ppc ?

I see alot of people claiming earnings of 500-800 a daily
But how much of it is really profit though. If ur investing 900 a day then ur actually making minus 100 a day. Is there any low risk ways of getting into making profit. And also, how long did it take some of you to get to 500 a day? And how much hours a day of work did it really take. Im just trying to figure out if i should keep being a social network fans, followers supplier, a domainer, webdesign/ selling. Or if there more money in ppc instead. Any info would be appreciated. Im going to figure out my own method, but would like to know if 500 profit a day after two months of hard work is actually a realistic goal.

PPC is risky.

you cant really tell anything.
some might make $500 with $10 some might do it with $499.

Different PPC platforms, traffic, offers, ads etc.

So i think no one can answer your question properly.

There is risk in PPC at first when you are learning about it. Once you get the hang of it and are able to find a profitable campaign then PPC is the best money maker online as its all about scaling up. You should check out PPC Formula 3.0. Check the downloads section for that

okay, I'll check that out. Appreciate the responses. I want to know how much people are making and how long it took too!

I just started with PPC a week ago, and already earned about 50$

PPC is risky for a beginner. I started off with CPA. Pretty easy concept to grasp, and earns decent.

How much people are making and how long it took are both hard to say. Some are making tens of thousands per day, some a few dollars. The earning potential of paid traffic is enourmous. For example, if you're lucky you could get a $500/day campaign right off the bat, but it happens rarely. For some people it takes months before they get their first profitable campaign, for other people days, but most never get profitable and just quit. Once you know what you're doing, setting up new campaigns and optimizing them isn't really time consuming. If you don't know anything about paid traffic, however, don't jump in head first unless you're ready to lose money ( or spend them on testing campaigns and gaining experience, as some would say ). Also keep in mind that this isn't really a long term business, not at all actually, you'll constantly have to pump out new campaigns, update old ones etc. in order to keep the ball rolling.

clickhat said:

Also keep in mind that this isn't really a long term business, not at all actually, you'll constantly have to pump out new campaigns, update old ones etc. in order to keep the ball rolling.

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And this is the reason I quit. I loved it at first but then got tired of creating new campaigns and keeping en eye on everything. Also, there are far too many spy tools out there and your ideas are copied in no time. Even though my ROI was great, I moved on to other things.

JCena said:

And this is the reason I quit. I loved it at first but then got tired of creating new campaigns and keeping en eye on everything. Also, there are far too many spy tools out there and your ideas are copied in no time. Even though my ROI was great, I moved on to other things.

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So if PPC wasn't for you, what did you move to next? (If you don't mind elaborating)

Parallax said:

So if PPC wasn't for you, what did you move to next? (If you don't mind elaborating)

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Moved on to free social traffic.

clickhat said:

How much people are making and how long it took are both hard to say. Some are making tens of thousands per day, some a few dollars. The earning potential of paid traffic is enourmous. For example, if you're lucky you could get a $500/day campaign right off the bat, but it happens rarely. For some people it takes months before they get their first profitable campaign, for other people days, but most never get profitable and just quit. Once you know what you're doing, setting up new campaigns and optimizing them isn't really time consuming. If you don't know anything about paid traffic, however, don't jump in head first unless you're ready to lose money ( or spend them on testing campaigns and gaining experience, as some would say ). Also keep in mind that this isn't really a long term business, not at all actually, you'll constantly have to pump out new campaigns, update old ones etc. in order to keep the ball rolling.

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The main AIM of PPC is to get quick targetted traffic. If you had captured those people who filled out your offers in the form of email then its actually long term. What you can do is send the traffic to squeeze page and also tell them to fill out the offer after they sign up. Milk them forever. The only thing which is long term is email marketing I feel. So its better to start building the list from now on

hardcorebiker said:

The main AIM of PPC is to get quick targetted traffic. If you had captured those people who filled out your offers in the form of email then its actually long term. What you can do is send the traffic to squeeze page and also tell them to fill out the offer after they sign up. Milk them forever. The only thing which is long term is email marketing I feel. So its better to start building the list from now on

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Indeed! Having an email list is the only thing worthwhile if you want to really have a long term asset as opposed to just blasting out leads and direct sales to the advertisers. But than there still are so many people doing it the short term way, mostly because the money can just be damn good.

A good idea would be, once you've generated a good amount of money ( and if you haven't got an email list ), to reinvest that into something long term - buying established sites, building your own products/offers to promote with paid traffic and keep all the money, membership sites etc.

I also didn't see anyone mentioning a low-risk entry directly, but JCena said that people will steal your campaigns with spy tools ( one more reason to keep building new ones ), which is true. Well, this is one way you could get profitable campaigns somewhat easily. Gain access to some spy tools, see what's working, tweak/improve it and profit ( or you can just copy everything if you're into quick bucks and have no conscience ). The spy tools are no guarantee, and the profits you make will ( most of the time ) not be as good as when you've actually built your own campaigns and know how the stuff works but they can work.

Damn my fingers are itchy today. cguru:

not unrealistic. $800/ day is doable definitely