Search arbitrage - push and pop traffic

Rivereira

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Hey guys, wondering if any of you tried search arbitrage with push or pop traffic. What were the results?
 
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What do you mean by search arbitrage?

Search arbitrage works like this:

You buy 100 visitors for $2.

You send them to a page showing search results, e.g. pay+day+loan, and hope they click on the ads.

The reason you send them to search results is because you can then force high value ads to display.

You hope enough of the visitors will click on the ads to generate a profit greater than $2.

So let's say the 100 visitors earns you $2.10. As you can see, you're making 10 cents for every 100 visitors.

You increase the traffic to 10,000 visitors per day.

Your daily profit will then be something like 100 x 10 cents = $10.

What we often see is search arbitrage is combined with click fraud to ensure a profit is made.
 
I did something similar, with direct linking ad arbitrage. Averaged 20% roi per day.
 
I have tried it once (it wasn't with search ads thou) and failed.
As i ve read on many forums, ad arbitrage is terribly hard. It takes long to master and u have to invest a lot at first to make it work
 
is that pop ads still earn? i haven't do any pop ads for years, it's hard for me to earn from it so i tried to adverting on other traffic. but i am still interesting in this
 
can you give examples? names of ad networks you work with as advertiser and others where you send traffic?
There is no one answer and there are many ways to do it.

It really depends on your budget, skills and speed you wish to scale.

But I am happy to explain the easiest and least expensive way to do it.

Buy / create facebook pages, with lots of followers / post engagement.

Create page relevant click bait posts that means the reader needs to leave the fb page and visit a website to read the whole story.

You own the website they are directed to and you place google adsense ads on it, to generate income.
 
There is no one answer and there are many ways to do it.

It really depends on your budget, skills and speed you wish to scale.

But I am happy to explain the easiest and least expensive way to do it.

Buy / create facebook pages, with lots of followers / post engagement.

Create page relevant click bait posts that means the reader needs to leave the fb page and visit a website to read the whole story.

You own the website they are directed to and you place google adsense ads on it, to generate income.
Thanks for answer. I was referring about popunder arbitrage.. which networks works for you in terms of buying traffic and selling traffic .. I know a lot of them but they seem to stop making that huge profit for me. Monetag, adsterra, adcash, vimmy, adbison, popcash are names used to make me profit but now it does not worth the pain anymore. Can you help plz if you have some ideas that I am missing?
 
Thanks for answer. I was referring about popunder arbitrage.. which networks works for you in terms of buying traffic and selling traffic .. I know a lot of them but they seem to stop making that huge profit for me. Monetag, adsterra, adcash, vimmy, adbison, popcash are names used to make me profit but now it does not worth the pain anymore. Can you help plz if you have some ideas that I am missing?
It is a very labour intensive and dynamic process, what setup worked last month probably does not work now and i dont use pop traffic now. So, what i did may not work anymore.
 
I monetize my traffic with push notifications. it all depends on many factors, so it’s better to make a test and check what result it will give in your niche
 
I would like to hear what you did if you don't mind. Thanks
I basically used pop traffic to fire a retargeting pixel and get user info.

I have to be a little careful, as one of the things i did is a subject that is against the terms to discuss on here.

That info was then used as part of other things including a targeted ad arbitrage campaign.
 
Anyone still Interested here to learn search arbitrage ? then please visit our Marketplace thread on Search arbitrage. I am sure you will like it.
 
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