I did a blog on this.
The key is split testing, targeting broadly within your niche, and maintaining a high relevance.
It's difficult to get something for free unless you are providing something of such quality that they will consider it. I do manual backlinking as well, but I think it is better to focus social. Look at places where you can drive targeted traffic towards your site. Groups on facebook related to your niche, pinterest / instagram comments ect. You can also look at fiverr guest posts if you know what you are looking for, as there are some gems hidden in the rough.
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Facebook naturally wants to promote ads that are the most relevant and have the best conversions. You'll even notice this when you are split testing and finding your best performing ads are served more often while the rest are being throttled.
I think it's not wise to focus on any one strategy, you should find a way to effectively utilize all of them. I'll PM the blog, perhaps it will have something that you will find interesting.
I did a blog on this.
How do I achieve these results?
The trick is earning how to appeal to your audience and creating the most engaging advertisement. The best way to learn what will give you the best results is to experiment.
When I start a campaign I choose 5 images for my facebook ads, and test each with 5 different combinations of title / text. I use each image with each text combination and throw them all onto Facebook ad manager. From here I simply monitor how they perform and trim the fat until we are left with only the best performing ads. This cuts down the cost because the best performing ads have a higher click through rate and thus a lower cost per click or like.
Here is an example where I used 9 different images with the same text. You can easily see which ones performed best.
It's difficult to get something for free unless you are providing something of such quality that they will consider it. I do manual backlinking as well, but I think it is better to focus social. Look at places where you can drive targeted traffic towards your site. Groups on facebook related to your niche, pinterest / instagram comments ect. You can also look at fiverr guest posts if you know what you are looking for, as there are some gems hidden in the rough.
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This is my first journey thread. In the past I have created sites that have done over 10k per month, and this journey tracks the progress of me "repeating" that threshold and keeping me on track. Hopefully it will assist people with their own goals along the way.
Countries, interests, and fans of pages tend to be what I focus on the most. It really depends on your product and niche to best, it's hard to give a generalization of the best way to optimize your campaign.
The screenshot in the previous post is targeting clicks. I tend to optimize for clicks to website.
If your budget is that low, you can look at finding individual niche related blogs on fiverr if you understand what to look for.
Depends on the numbers of your niche. SEO is long term whereas PPC and Social can give you better short term returns. I always do a combination of everything.Nice journey you have here, Good Luck!
I have a question. In your opinion what traffic sources you think it is best to utilize for a comics/toys related niche(Social,seo, etc).
Thank you
We sell a range of items within a certain niche, an ebook, a digital service, and some dropshipped items from aliexpress.
Pay per click might not be the most optimal for that, you'd have to look at all the factors. You can join all the facebook groups around that niche and offer up your products in an engaging way.
