Advice on conversions

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Responses like this are one the main reasons WickedFire is so much better than DP.

I'd have to agree, yes sorry you took up any of our time, you idiot. If you don't know enough about how to track or test a campaign keep yourself in the noob area so I don't have to flame your retarded ass. Although, personally I do enjoy it. :thumbsup: But it's a waste of energy.

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This thread is EPIC FAILBOAT

You got that right.
 
Yeah, whenever I start a new campaign I ALWAYS set a daily spend limit until I know I can get back and check stats and conversions. It's simple, but helps avoid mistakes like that.
 
Rage:

You just started the PPC game in Feb of this year with this noob quote. So giving me shit like you are an expert is bullshit:

So I'm pretty new to the whole ppc game, just getting my dick wet.

Was readings someones guide on setting up a ppc campaign, and in there after you have a list a keywords it tells you to run them through a typo generator.

Then seperate them out into like 5-20 keyword groups for you ads. However now I have all these typos generated also which for just one keyword is a hell of a lot more than 20.

So do you normally really worry about the typos or do you just group up your main keywords?

I'm lost, any help would be great.

Before you throw stones in a glass house check the ceiling.

I appreciate the comments from the other members.
 
I'd bank on the offer is jacked up. Rather then promote 1 offer pick a bunch and split test. Especially in debt, payday, mortgage, etc you MUST MUST MUST do this.

Just a little lesson on how this stuff works. The advertiser has a landing page and only pays you if the lead sells on the back end of the system. So in real-time they ping their buyers to see what their buyers will pay for it or if they'll even buy it. Then if they sell it then they give you credit for the lead. If they don't sell it they don't give you credit. So when you're playing in the mortgage, debt and payday space you need to test offer after offer. Because some offers have a ton of buyers on the back end of the system and your conversions will be much better. The landing page might look great and convert great but if they don't have the right deals in place and the backside your conversions will suck ass.

Hope this explains a little.
 
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I haven't thrown the proverbial stone through anything yet. Look at that post here, look at where the post is: Newbie Questions

Frankly if you just can't take the pressure go to DP where you can be with your own kind, because you won't survive here.

Rage:

You just started the PPC game in Feb of this year with this noob quote. So giving me shit like you are an expert is bullshit:



Before you throw stones in a glass house check the ceiling.

I appreciate the comments from the other members.
 
I haven't thrown the proverbial stone through anything yet. Look at that post here, look at where the post is: Newbie Questions

Frankly if you just can't take the pressure go to DP where you can be with your own kind, because you won't survive here.


Go fuck yourself you gay nerd.
 
I'd bank on the offer is jacked up. Rather then promote 1 offer pick a bunch and split test. Especially in debt, payday, mortgage, etc you MUST MUST MUST do this.

Just a little lesson on how this stuff works. The advertiser has a landing page and only pays you if the lead sells on the back end of the system. So in real-time they ping their buyers to see what their buyers will pay for it or if they'll even buy it. Then if they sell it then they give you credit for the lead. If they don't sell it they don't give you credit. So when you're playing in the mortgage, debt and payday space you need to test offer after offer. Because some offers have a ton of buyers on the back end of the system and your conversions will be much better. The landing page might look great and convert great but if they don't have the right deals in place and the backside your conversions will suck ass.

Hope this explains a little.



Lesson learned and I will split test from now on.

Thanks for the info
 
This right here is why I LOVE smaxor and WF. I'm going to sign up for your network right now because of this post.

+1 rep

I'd bank on the offer is jacked up. Rather then promote 1 offer pick a bunch and split test. Especially in debt, payday, mortgage, etc you MUST MUST MUST do this.

Just a little lesson on how this stuff works. The advertiser has a landing page and only pays you if the lead sells on the back end of the system. So in real-time they ping their buyers to see what their buyers will pay for it or if they'll even buy it. Then if they sell it then they give you credit for the lead. If they don't sell it they don't give you credit. So when you're playing in the mortgage, debt and payday space you need to test offer after offer. Because some offers have a ton of buyers on the back end of the system and your conversions will be much better. The landing page might look great and convert great but if they don't have the right deals in place and the backside your conversions will suck ass.

Hope this explains a little.
 
I am signing up for smaxor's network as well. Tired of giving my hard work to networks with myopic vision and letting their advertisers skim.
 
I recommend viewing the Google Learning Center where you can go through an online tutorial. The tutorial will explain click thru rates (CTR), Quality Score, and the overall ad ranking. All these factors play into how much a person pays per keyword.
 
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