Your conversion rate experiences with Neobux?

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baldonius

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Hi there,

I have a fitness eBook selling for $1.99 (on offer from $4.99) on Selz that I wrote myself with my own photographs, and I'm interested in buying 50,000 clicks from Neobux. Particularly, I want the 'Standard Exposure' 5,000+45,000, which means that my ad will be displayed a minimum of 30s at a time. This costs $77.

If 2% of these buy my eBook, I'll make 1,000 sales, making $1,990, resulting in $1,913 profit each time I buy this package.

My question: is 2% an accurate assumption?

 

black101

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More like 0% conversion

ppl clicking on the ads on such sites dont care about what they are clicking on, they just care about those $0.01 that they are making

 

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baldonius

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black101 said:

More like 0% conversion

ppl clicking on the ads on such sites dont care about what they are clicking on, they just care about those $0.01 that they are making

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Is it really that bad? I could do with some targeted paid traffic.

 

DanTe_0101

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NOT worth at all, because youa re selling a fitness books for mostly who are teenagers who doesnt care about their fatass.
Its better if you sell them "How i made $378 Overnight" but i really dont think people will buy anything there...

 

paizon217

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This thread gave me cancer.
Go with Facebook, you can target what peoples likes, their age, love status, etc.
So you can get a properly audience, with 77$ you should be able to get good 500 clicks. Tough I'd advice you to content lock your ebook with AdWorkMedia (CPA network) this way you'll get 1.40$ per download (USA), they're not 2$, but you'll have a higer CR (10-20%), or even more, depending on your landing page and no risk of chargeback.
Myself, I did 1500$ today with facebook ads, a really really hot trend and with a specific high paying country. I'am not saying in anyway you'll do such amount like me, but with the time and knowledge you will;
tough if you do a pretty good site + good target + good pic + good slogan you'll get a 20% CR which is about 150x1.40= about 200$, which is 130$ profit. You can get that in a day. If you're interested to enter such awesome world of facebook ads and CPA then just PM me this way you'll sign up under my ref and we can get deeper.

 

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Junkfood00

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That kind of traffic is the closest to bot traffic. If you're lucky, you'll have a conversion out of a million clicks.

 

Jyeshtha

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Let me try......

In 2007 or so, I have funded the account with $100 and advertised a real cheap $3 product, which was something that is needed by all age groups, but didn't sell a piece of it. Not, I have the same thing a bit updated for $35 listed on my 3 year old authority site and selling like crazy.

So, I guess you understand the situation in 2007, where you could have sold something very easily and now when people thing internet is real scam.

 

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edMaster

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I don't think so , I tried marketing a very cheap product 1 year ago, I didn't sell one, I seriously don't recommend NeoBux.

 

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royserpa

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I once tried it myself and its just a waste of money. Except if you can find a way to get and sell free stuff, theres no way to earn as an advertiser

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baldonius

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It looks like the general consensus is that Neobux is not worth it.

I'm now seriously considering ads.pof.com as a way of targeting sexually frustrated men who want to improve their bodies.

 

natorob

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Neobux has never converted for me; regardless of the offer I used. the only thing I would use them for would be email list building...

 

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baldonius

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natorob said:

Neobux has never converted for me; regardless of the offer I used. the only thing I would use them for would be email list building...

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This was another idea I thought about. I reckon the conversion rates for that would be closer to 1-2%.

 

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Junkfood00

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natorob said:

Neobux has never converted for me; regardless of the offer I used. the only thing I would use them for would be email list building...

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Dude, it's not worth the trouble. They will never convert, regardless how many steps there are before pitching your sales letter.

 

kaylanewett

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Neobux converting? That's the funniest thing I've ever heard

 

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srinu0812

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They just care for that $0.0001