Thinking about giving up on DirectCPV... anyone really getting good traffic

[Hav3n]

Guys,

I've spent my initial investment i had in DirectCPV.

Trouble I am having:
- Sites that have traffic have ridiculous bids on them.
- Trying to 'find the niche sites' just means 0 visits.

Questions:

- Anyone else experience this with DirectCPV or have i not tried enough niches
- If i decide to move and don't have $1000 to spend on MT where would you go?

Thanks in advance.... and.... tits.

 

[joevis]

MT(Media Traffic) is $200
Traffic Vance is $1000

What were you promoting? Was it DL or did you use a lander?

 

[BullsEye]

my god, that first pic is absolutely captivating...and joevis pretty much summed it up

 

[PPV Baller]

try Lead Impact. Minimum deposit:200

 

[Hav3n]

Sounds good but did yall have similar experiences with DirectCPV?

Or just never used it?

 

[itzbert]

i ONLY run on direct cpv, it's so wonderful!!!!!

 

[tacoX]

I've experimented with them a bit here and there, most campaigns don't convert as good. I like that they have weird INTL inventory.

 

[vgeek]

DCPV apparently has a lot of Brazilian traffic. I know for sure they have tons of .uk users for sure, just need to know where to target.

 

[Truffles]

Have you tried targeting subpages of higher volume sites? A lot of people just bid on the root domain rather than specific subpages.

 

[Angel of Wealth]

they can suck my nutsack at $5+ a view for FB hahahaha

 

[Hav3n]

Thanks guys....


Gonna try LI or MT

 

[Truffles]

they can suck my nutsack at $5+ a view for FB hahahaha

Yeah, at least they know they have shady traffic and they can set their business model to milk maximum profit.

You have to wonder who the fuck is bidding at that price though and what they are pushing that is making it profitable at that ridiculous CPV.

 

[mattfca]

its probably a system based floor value.... or someone doing something right.

 

[vgeek]

its probably a system based floor value.... or someone doing something right.

Has to be internal just to keep people from bidding on the domain. The top two bids are like $5 and $5.01 for a few very popular tlds.

 

[Truffles]

Could it be that they don't want to incur the wrath of Facebook's army of lawyers? Not sure what they could be sued for exactly but I'm sure Facebook could make it very expensive for them nonetheless.