Real CPA Money

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So I've been thinking and came up to a conclusion I'd like IM veterans to confirm.

Is there really big money to be made in some blackhat CPA like fake key generators, gift cards etc., and then locking them? It just seems that all the hassle with ranking your gateway page, let it be Facebook, YT, Yahoo or whatever, in the end doesnt make you nearly as much as up-scaped PPC campaign with positive ROI. + you dont have a headache each time YT removes your video, Google's algo changes etc.

I believe that yes, you can make like up to unstable 500$/day, but the $Xk's/day really is in media buying to your CPA offer. And media buying is a lot more simple once you find the perfect formula.
Can anyone confirm this?
 
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I'm not a veteran but this is definitely true (though you can make a stable $500 a day depending on your videos). However PPC is very risky especially when you're just starting
 
Well ofcourse it is possible. Its numbers game, more traffic more money. Though i have no idea how much work it is to manage lots of ppc/ mediabuy campaings. Few years ago or so someone posted that his employee made a mistake when buying ppv ads and he lost over 6k in 30 min or something like that , so there are risks involved ofc
 
Id like to hear more from the professionals on this as well....I have very similar questions/concerns related to the process...
 
tomsko said:
So I've been thinking and came up to a conclusion I'd like IM veterans to confirm.

Is there really big money to be made in some blackhat CPA like fake key generators, gift cards etc., and then locking them? It just seems that all the hassle with ranking your gateway page, let it be Facebook, YT, Yahoo or whatever, in the end doesnt make you nearly as much as up-scaped PPC campaign with positive ROI. + you dont have a headache each time YT removes your video, Google's algo changes etc.

I believe that yes, you can make like up to unstable 500$/day, but the $Xk's/day really is in media buying to your CPA offer. And media buying is a lot more simple once you find the perfect formula.
Can anyone confirm this?
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Content locking requires $0 to start. You can scale and scale and scale. $500 isn't the ceiling to it.
PPC and Media buys requires a decent budget ($2k+) and it is easy to get burned.
Sure, you see alot of ppl making $X,XXX/day in media buys and PPC. But they aren't spending $300 a day to get that, they are spending $X,XXX daily to make that.
You got that budget?
 
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Content locking requires $0 to start. You can scale and scale and scale. $500 isn't the ceiling to it.
PPC and Media buys requires a decent budget ($2k+) and it is easy to get burned.
Sure, you see alot of ppl making $X,XXX/day in media buys and PPC. But they aren't spending $300 a day to get that, they are spending $X,XXX daily to make that.
You got that budget?
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Sorry I dont hav thet investment, but I'm working on content locking and have big plans, just a few more touches, so that money will go into PPC.
I believe that even with a little money, I can invest smart and careful to grow that money and re-invest, slowly scaling and scaling. I think this method isnt that risky. Or is it? Anyways, will see
 
Yes to be completely honest. I'd rather invest into PPC and perfect my strategies than learning SEO and having to adapt my techniques, everytime google makes a major update.
 
Content locking requires $0 to start and if your content is unique you can get stable income from it. Content locking depends on just 2 things:
1. Traffic
2. Content
 
tomsko said:
So I've been thinking and came up to a conclusion I'd like IM veterans to confirm.

Is there really big money to be made in some blackhat CPA like fake key generators, gift cards etc., and then locking them? It just seems that all the hassle with ranking your gateway page, let it be Facebook, YT, Yahoo or whatever, in the end doesnt make you nearly as much as up-scaped PPC campaign with positive ROI. + you dont have a headache each time YT removes your video, Google's algo changes etc.

I believe that yes, you can make like up to unstable 500$/day, but the $Xk's/day really is in media buying to your CPA offer. And media buying is a lot more simple once you find the perfect formula.
Can anyone confirm this?
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You can make 10k a day from cpa, thing is the key is spamming like a motherfucker(like there is no tomorrow). The problem is that few actually setup systems to actually spam all day to their cpa content locking site. Facebook, youtube, twitter, instagram both have enough traffic to sustain a 4 digits day cpa income, ofc it doesn't last for long, but it evens it out.
 
Anything is possible. You just have to be willing to work hard and know what and how to do things. Best of luck to you, I do hope that you reach your goal.
 
Awesome idea! The thing is more can be made with fake hacks/codes than real ones :D If you are a promotor
 
CPA can be the most lucrative thing you can do online. Especially if you have success cloaking FB / Adwords or Media buys

However.. it can be risky too if you are using news style landers and non-compliant stuff. Sucks because they are the best converting..I know first hand!! Get a lawyer to check your stuff out (Aaron Kelly #1)

I've met people who have done mid 5 figures a day.. no joke. BUT... FTC came after them and they got bent over for everything because of non-compliant fake new sites and such.
 
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