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- Dec 23, 2013
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Sorry for the late reply buddy. TBH I was hoping you'd prove me wrong and rake it in with Bing because then I might be tempted to give them another shot myself!
But as far as cheaper ways, there are two ways to look at it.
1) Make it cheaper by making your funnel more profitable and deeper - can you upsell them? What kind of list are you growing, if a spam list, can you put a sales page infront of them after they opt-in to make the subscribers cheaper, then all you need is to scale up? Or if a long term customer list, can you raise your prices by raising the quality of the things you promote in your emails?
2) Literally getting cheaper traffic - Well if you're doing PPC only, Bing and Facebook are the cheapest that still have decent quality. I've tried 7Search and they're crap, loads of bot clicks. Facebook I'd say is the cheapest PPC, so if your niche allows it, maybe look to them. Other than that, maybe do solo ads if your niche lends to it. If you can do solo ads, there is an approach to getting decent clicks that I talked about on Godsiwa's thread.
1) Make it cheaper by making your funnel more profitable and deeper - can you upsell them? What kind of list are you growing, if a spam list, can you put a sales page infront of them after they opt-in to make the subscribers cheaper, then all you need is to scale up? Or if a long term customer list, can you raise your prices by raising the quality of the things you promote in your emails?
2) Literally getting cheaper traffic - Well if you're doing PPC only, Bing and Facebook are the cheapest that still have decent quality. I've tried 7Search and they're crap, loads of bot clicks. Facebook I'd say is the cheapest PPC, so if your niche allows it, maybe look to them. Other than that, maybe do solo ads if your niche lends to it. If you can do solo ads, there is an approach to getting decent clicks that I talked about on Godsiwa's thread.