Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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Ianaesthetized
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I am very interested in this.
netmoney1
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Update time...
The ClickZr team did their extensive research and came up with some very creative banners and began to test. We put conversion pixels on the site, the conversion page and the ‘add to cart' buttons.
They then started using their testing and optimization methods to gather data.
When I say that "Steve and his team know their sh#t!" it is an understatement. I have never met someone that is so knowledgeable in this space before.
Anyone that is considering media buying - JUMP IN NOW! You can literally piss away the cost to get started within minutes leaving you with nothing. Let the pro's handle your campaign.
For those of you that are already in the program and received Issue #1 of the "By the Numbers" email series the campaign that wasted is talking about is the campaign he is doing for me.
I will skip the "boring parts" and get to the meat...the part where he talks about what he has uncovered through his testing:
In the end $337.72 is spent. I take a look at my data. I analyze and see
one great site placement opportunity. There is a site that has provided my
a .362% CTR and $.11 CPC. The site also provided Add to Cart actions on my
landing page.
I have my gold now. $.11 CPC... and my CPM is $.36.
Step Seven: Negotiate
I go to the site and go to their advertising section. The reason is... Site
Scout is an ad network that buys up remainder inventory that the big boys
don't want. If they happen to have zones on good placements they only get X
amount of impressions a day. When I read more up on the site I find that
they receive 5,500,000 uniques a month. This is great news because this
means I can scale my campaigns.
I also go to the site directly because I want to negotiate a better rate...
or at least get a guaranteed impression count. SiteScout can negotiate this
for you, but obviously they will work in their cut. I first try out the
site publisher themselves.
I find the contact for advertising and ask for a rate card on their
advertising products. Come in like that... utilize the industry terms and
you'll receive good points of contacts.
This is where I am now... tomorrow it is time for negotiation. I'm going to
try to negotiate,
$1,000 at a $.36 CPM will give me 2,777,777 impressions. I know know that I
can see a .362% CTR with this placement, but to be safe let's call it .30
This will drive 8,333 users to my site.
I know from my tests that the uniques will click on my add to cart button
yielding a 14% CTR to my check out page.
This will drive 1,166 users to my check out page.
If my check out converts at a low 2% I will produce 23 sales.
If my check out converts at a decent 3% I will produce 35 sales.
If my check out converts at a great 5% I will produce 58 sales.
2% = $2,001 = 100% ROI
3% = $3,045 = 200% ROI
5% = $5,046 = 400% ROI
Negotiation is big here, because if I can get a guaranteed impression at
let us say, .20 CPM. I will reach 5,000,000 impressions... and have the
potential to reach a 800% ROI on this campaign hitting a huge $9,135.
This is how POWERFUL ClickZr is...I can not say enough about how blown away I am. As you can see, wasted and his team are putting our campaign in position to be extremely profitable. Isn't that the reason media buying is attractive?!
Get on this NOW if you are ready to take your earnings to the next level.
The ClickZr team did their extensive research and came up with some very creative banners and began to test. We put conversion pixels on the site, the conversion page and the ‘add to cart' buttons.
They then started using their testing and optimization methods to gather data.
When I say that "Steve and his team know their sh#t!" it is an understatement. I have never met someone that is so knowledgeable in this space before.
Anyone that is considering media buying - JUMP IN NOW! You can literally piss away the cost to get started within minutes leaving you with nothing. Let the pro's handle your campaign.
For those of you that are already in the program and received Issue #1 of the "By the Numbers" email series the campaign that wasted is talking about is the campaign he is doing for me.
I will skip the "boring parts" and get to the meat...the part where he talks about what he has uncovered through his testing:
In the end $337.72 is spent. I take a look at my data. I analyze and see
one great site placement opportunity. There is a site that has provided my
a .362% CTR and $.11 CPC. The site also provided Add to Cart actions on my
landing page.
I have my gold now. $.11 CPC... and my CPM is $.36.
Step Seven: Negotiate
I go to the site and go to their advertising section. The reason is... Site
Scout is an ad network that buys up remainder inventory that the big boys
don't want. If they happen to have zones on good placements they only get X
amount of impressions a day. When I read more up on the site I find that
they receive 5,500,000 uniques a month. This is great news because this
means I can scale my campaigns.
I also go to the site directly because I want to negotiate a better rate...
or at least get a guaranteed impression count. SiteScout can negotiate this
for you, but obviously they will work in their cut. I first try out the
site publisher themselves.
I find the contact for advertising and ask for a rate card on their
advertising products. Come in like that... utilize the industry terms and
you'll receive good points of contacts.
This is where I am now... tomorrow it is time for negotiation. I'm going to
try to negotiate,
$1,000 at a $.36 CPM will give me 2,777,777 impressions. I know know that I
can see a .362% CTR with this placement, but to be safe let's call it .30
This will drive 8,333 users to my site.
I know from my tests that the uniques will click on my add to cart button
yielding a 14% CTR to my check out page.
This will drive 1,166 users to my check out page.
If my check out converts at a low 2% I will produce 23 sales.
If my check out converts at a decent 3% I will produce 35 sales.
If my check out converts at a great 5% I will produce 58 sales.
2% = $2,001 = 100% ROI
3% = $3,045 = 200% ROI
5% = $5,046 = 400% ROI
Negotiation is big here, because if I can get a guaranteed impression at
let us say, .20 CPM. I will reach 5,000,000 impressions... and have the
potential to reach a 800% ROI on this campaign hitting a huge $9,135.
This is how POWERFUL ClickZr is...I can not say enough about how blown away I am. As you can see, wasted and his team are putting our campaign in position to be extremely profitable. Isn't that the reason media buying is attractive?!
Get on this NOW if you are ready to take your earnings to the next level.
moneysavvy
Junior Member
- Jan 6, 2010
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Great to see a good review from this service! It would be nice to hear from a few others who are having success with wasted and his Clickzr service. I think it would encourage a few people who are on the fence about signing up, especially because media buying has a reputation for being extremely expensive with a steep learning curve.
netmoney1
Elite Member
- Feb 21, 2012
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Have a quick chat with wasted about your campaign. You make a great point about media buying having the potential to be very expensive (if you do not know what you are doing) and the learning curve associated with it.
This is EXACTLY why I went with this...because there is no wasted money when you know what sites and placements convert - and no learning curve because the professionals are handling the set up.
The numbers above clearly show why I am beyond happy with the service so far
hateandbreak
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- Apr 17, 2010
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netmoney congrats on the coming success we are sure to see! I am looking to joining the Enterprise level with a friend so we can jump aboard this amazing stuff and learn as much as possible about media buying. Please do update us on your results if possible!
RedOctobre
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- Apr 12, 2012
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Hey Wasted - did you see my PM? I'd love to get your input on my business model so I can know what you all will need from me when I dive in.
Thanks,
Red
Thanks,
Red
hi...(to netmoney1)
So let say your check out convert at 2% and you spent $1,000 to get $2,001. So your gross profit would be $1,001 ($2,001-$1,000) How can it be profitable? If you have a commission (affiliate) at 10%, 15%, 20% or 50% of $2,001...you'll lose your money. and if it's your own product...your price for each product would be $87 ($2,001/23) so what would be your margin in %? Even if you have 50% of $87, you wont make money...maybe i didn't understand so let me know...
thanks
So let say your check out convert at 2% and you spent $1,000 to get $2,001. So your gross profit would be $1,001 ($2,001-$1,000) How can it be profitable? If you have a commission (affiliate) at 10%, 15%, 20% or 50% of $2,001...you'll lose your money. and if it's your own product...your price for each product would be $87 ($2,001/23) so what would be your margin in %? Even if you have 50% of $87, you wont make money...maybe i didn't understand so let me know...
thanks
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hi...
So let say your check out convert at 2% and you spent $1,000 to get $2,001. So your gross profit would be $1,001 ($2,001-$1,000) How can it be profitable? If you have a commission (affiliate) at 10%, 15%, 20% or 50% of $2,001...you'll lose your money. and if it's your own product...your price for each product would be $87 ($2,001/23) so what would be your margin in %? Even if you have 50% of $87, you wont make money...maybe i didn't understand so let me know...
thanks
So let say your check out convert at 2% and you spent $1,000 to get $2,001. So your gross profit would be $1,001 ($2,001-$1,000) How can it be profitable? If you have a commission (affiliate) at 10%, 15%, 20% or 50% of $2,001...you'll lose your money. and if it's your own product...your price for each product would be $87 ($2,001/23) so what would be your margin in %? Even if you have 50% of $87, you wont make money...maybe i didn't understand so let me know...
thanks
netmoney1
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hi...(to netmoney1)
So let say your check out convert at 2% and you spent $1,000 to get $2,001. So your gross profit would be $1,001 ($2,001-$1,000) How can it be profitable? If you have a commission (affiliate) at 10%, 15%, 20% or 50% of $2,001...you'll lose your money. and if it's your own product...your price for each product would be $87 ($2,001/23) so what would be your margin in %? Even if you have 50% of $87, you wont make money...maybe i didn't understand so let me know...
thanks
??? Of course it is profitable....Anytime you spend $1,000 and make $2,000 there is a profit. Why would there be any affiliate commission? I am promoting my own product directly. It is an eBook product, not a physical product. So, every sale is gravy. I'm really confused as to what you are asking. How would I lose money? If I spend $1,000 and bring in $2,000 then I profit $1,000. Simple.
Hello,
I do not try to contradict, i try to get a better understanding of the situation...let's take a example from wasted (If you have $1,000-$2,000 --> here is how to turn that into $40,000+), so you spend in total $337.72 to collect the DATA, what would be the total impressions won? what would be the total conversions? what would be the total revenue? Your golden opportunity is $.11 CPC and .36 CPM...so how much did you spend and what would be the revenue for your "gold"? After you will scale up and turn $1,000 into $2,000 (at least)...in your case it will be profitable but if you had your own physical product with a net profit margin, it would be a different story...
thanks
PS: I dont make any judgments on this service, wasted is the BEST and EXPERT in media buying, I just try to figure out netmoney1's case.
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netmoney1
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If you have questions please direct them to the OP (wasted) - I'm not sure what it is that you don't get. This service uncovered a campaign that is profitable for my product, simple as that. This isn't a cookie cutter service. They develop it around what YOU need. I'm not going to go back and forth in someones BST thread. If you have questions I suggest you contact wasted. I posted my experience because I was happy with how my transaction went. It wasn't paid review - I paid for the help just like everyone else.
growthwithnumbers
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Interested.
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