media buying case study?

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i'm not sure if this deserves its own post, but i have been looking everywhere and can't find what i'm looking for. i am looking to read a media buying case study. after this bullshit with facebook....again...i am looking to really spread my business out. i know that this type of stuff doesnt happen with media buying...

so can anyone point me in the direction of a good media buy case study?

thanks in advance
 


I haven't tried zedo and adsonar. But you can get a lot of cheap clicks from adbrite may not be the best converting traffic but atleast it converts compared to Mivas shitty traffic.
 
i was going to try: zedo, adbrite, and adsonar....none of them are decent?

Dude these aren't media buys lol. They're just other ad networks.

Media buying is going to a Niche.com website and contacting the owner or webmaster to run your shit exclusively on it.

That is also why the barrier is so high with most media buys, like minimum $5K to get started to weed out the jerkoffs who copy everyone's shit.
 
That is also why the barrier is so high with most media buys, like minimum $5K to get started to weed out the jerkoffs who copy everyone's shit.
Yet everyone I've seen using Tribalfusion for media buys is using the same exact ad, and not all of those campaigns are run by one company/person...
 
Goog content network converts at 39% for a campaign of mine.
Adbrite converted at 6%


Agree. Their traffic just isn't cheap enough to compensate the crapiness of their traffic.

Or maybe I just haven't found the right offer for their traffic yet.
 
Kris from Cashtactics did a case study on media buys on Cashtactics.net (Ruck's old site) last summer: Starting my Media Buy. | Cash Tactics

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Goog content network converts at 39% for a campaign of mine.
Adbrite converted at 6%

yea but i cant figure out google content network to save my life

Agree. Their traffic just isn't cheap enough to compensate the crapiness of their traffic.

Or maybe I just haven't found the right offer for their traffic yet.

there's gotta be some higher paying offers that will convert well enough to make a good profit.
 
First of all to say "don't use ad networks, they blow" is some of the worst advice i've ever seen on a forum, so congratulations :)

I made about 800 grand of my income last year from ad network traffic to CPA offers so unless i'm the only one I'd say a statement like that is pretty absurd.

Media buying is simply buying placements for your ads, it doesnt mean going to site.com and negotiating a deal to run your ads, its ANY advertisement spot you buy anywhere.

As far as a case study you can find a lot of info on media buys at traffictactics.com and dominateim.com
 
First of all to say "don't use ad networks, they blow" is some of the worst advice i've ever seen on a forum, so congratulations :)

I made about 800 grand of my income last year from ad network traffic to CPA offers so unless i'm the only one I'd say a statement like that is pretty absurd.

Media buying is simply buying placements for your ads, it doesnt mean going to site.com and negotiating a deal to run your ads, its ANY advertisement spot you buy anywhere.

As far as a case study you can find a lot of info on media buys at traffictactics.com and dominateim.com

I always get cheaper deal when I go through an ad network instead of contacting the owners directly.
 
i'm not sure if this deserves its own post, but i have been looking everywhere and can't find what i'm looking for. i am looking to read a media buying case study. after this bullshit with facebook....again...i am looking to really spread my business out. i know that this type of stuff doesnt happen with media buying...

so can anyone point me in the direction of a good media buy case study?

thanks in advance

How about YOU do a case study and post it for US!
 
thanks for the advice..... i guess making $4k/day is still considered being "fucked"
You should update your sig. $4k per day is $120k per month. Which is $1.44 million per year give or take $100k.

That's $xxx,xxx, not $xx,xxx

Just sayin'
 
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