Questions about CPA PPC marketing.

Hello all!
I want to start new marketing: cpa ppc, and have few questions to know..
What is most profitable search engine for cpa offers?

What offers should I pick?

Are there any chanses to loose money?

Will my 200$ be good for investing?

After how much time should I expect results?

Is cpa beyond is good network for it?

Thank You all!!!

What is most profitable search engine for cpa offers?

Obviously Google but they are very pricey and have difficult requirements. There are many 2nd tier PPC sources that you should focus on if you are just starting out like 7 search, infolinks, looksmart, advertise.com or even Microsoft ad centre

What offers should I pick?

You may start out with email submits but I would suggest short form registrations.

Are there any chanses to loose money?

Yes, you got to burn money to earn money. It takes a long time to figure out the right ads, right traffic sources, right offers, right Landing pages to profit. Even if you break even for first few campaigns, consider that a victory.

Will my 200$ be good for investing?

That's too less. Have a budget of atleast $2000. You can also try non Paid sources if you dont have the budget.

After how much time should I expect results?

It takes 3- 4 months and a lot of burned money to have the knowledge to churn out profitable campaigns. Even then, there is no guarantee that you will make a profit. Depends on how smart you are and how quick you learn.

Is cpa beyond is good network for it?

Yes, they are a good network. Although I would suggest Peerfly or Maxbounty to startout with. Also, read various CPA blogs and forums to gather a good understanding of what you should and should not do.

Lukes blog (lukepeerflydotcom)is a good starting point.

Thanks a lot buddy!!
You sayed there are some free advertising. Where? Because I can try here to pick best offers etc

You have no clue that advertising involves psychology? It is a art form. You don't pick the best offers, you create the best psychology to sell the offers. Study some Mind Control Marketing by Mark Joyner and put some of his tricks into motion then move on to Cashvertising. Once you get those down, its time to learn and play with traffic sources. By this time $2,000 investment will be able to yield big returns, as you will have a a laser targeted sales copy and traffic.

$2000 for a starting budged? bs bro...

If you do your market research correctly, and I mean really really well, you know your market, you know your segments and you know what they like and what they visit, you should have no problems starting with a $200.

THat being said, it is likely for your first campaigns to fail, but once again, if you dont rush and you take your time to study, you will have a lot more chances to succeed. Big reason why people fail at PPC is because they assume that if a user clicks on their ad they will be interested... WRONG.

Tons of ads are placed strategically so users click without wanting to. So be sure of your ad placement, the content, and your segment.

Starting with email submit is like throwing your money away. You gonna be making 10% of what you will be investing.

Anyways, thats just my advice

oblivion19 said:

Will my 200$ be good for investing?

That's too less. Have a budget of atleast $2000. You can also try non Paid sources if you dont have the budget.

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what are non Paid sources?
plz can you share some good one's.
thank you..

Free advertising is a lot of work.
The usual- setup a website, SEO it and when you get traffic, slap your CPA offers across it.

Or you could try the youtube way by posting vids, there are plenty of threads on this topic. You can also try comment posting on blogs or forum posting. For eg: Go to gaming forums and promote a gaming offer.

I have never personally tried incentivized offers or PPD offers. So, cant really comment on those.

Take action, if you hit a road block or have a doubt, search on google or BHW or other IM forums whose CPA section is active. If you still cant find, feel free to PM me.

Cheers.