is buying traffic worth it?
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Depends where it comes from. Most of it is bot rubbish I've found.
Orbit143
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Depends on the traffic source, structure, and many other qualities of the traffic. If you want to know the result, usually you just have to try it.
But if you intend to use the content locker then you should probably develop at least some sort of filter and rotate the content and CPA offers, people have to interested in the content or they are not going to complete the offer. eg. if you promise show The leaked video of Justin Bieber to someone who hates him, why would he even pay attention?
But if you intend to use the content locker then you should probably develop at least some sort of filter and rotate the content and CPA offers, people have to interested in the content or they are not going to complete the offer. eg. if you promise show The leaked video of Justin Bieber to someone who hates him, why would he even pay attention?
kingofbigmac
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Are you trying to lower your CTR? Then yes it's perfect. If not then it's kind of a waste depending on what you are doing with it.
openaidbh
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So as long as it's high-quality, unique, must-have content it should be worth it? I saw a thread offering 100k visitors for $33, and the users (supposedly) stay on your page for a bit, long enough to click ads and such. But this may not be trustworthy?
ouchthathurts
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I sell traffic so i might sound a bit biased but the truth is, it can convert for some but not everybody
I get a lot of people who buy traffic expecting it to convert and if it doesn't they threaten to leave negative feedback in return. What you have to do is picture yourself as the visitor, all the traffic I sell is pop under so in order to keep the visitor interested the page must look nice and professional and be related, not some poor looking squeeze page that's barely related to the user, it has to be something they are passionate about
good example - you run a golf e-store and buy some golf related traffic, the visitor will most likely be on a golf news site and he goes to leave he notices your site is open, its a nice looking landing page with some great deals on well known brands, maybe even has a verified by visa/paypal badge and HTTPS - the chance of this visitor converting is HIGH
Like I said tho its hit and miss, this year about 40% to 45% of my clients reorder so that paints a picture on the percentage of people who can get this traffic to convert
I get a lot of people who buy traffic expecting it to convert and if it doesn't they threaten to leave negative feedback in return. What you have to do is picture yourself as the visitor, all the traffic I sell is pop under so in order to keep the visitor interested the page must look nice and professional and be related, not some poor looking squeeze page that's barely related to the user, it has to be something they are passionate about
good example - you run a golf e-store and buy some golf related traffic, the visitor will most likely be on a golf news site and he goes to leave he notices your site is open, its a nice looking landing page with some great deals on well known brands, maybe even has a verified by visa/paypal badge and HTTPS - the chance of this visitor converting is HIGH
Like I said tho its hit and miss, this year about 40% to 45% of my clients reorder so that paints a picture on the percentage of people who can get this traffic to convert
bstsystems
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- May 17, 2011
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How many really's are there with unpaid traffic, only 2? 1?