[GET] [BFC Blueprint] Discover How I Make $300-$500 Paydays Using Bing Set It And Monitor It Campaigns !!!

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thanks, rep added

[JAMiam47]

Thanks Truth Hurts for the Share, Chaff for the Mirror and firasdaher for the OTO. 5+ reps added to all.

[AffPro]

Really cool stuff
+REP added

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Thank you TruthHurts, firasdaher for your OTO and Fuzo21 and qsuccess for the mirrors.

Rpes +++ to everyone.

I like how he explains to promote products people NEED and to stay away form products that people want.

This is simple.

Desperate niches would work perfectly with this method.

[chavala79]

great share rep+++++

[FalseP77]

Minor question for those in the know.....

From what I understand, Bing doesn't play nice with landing pages that have autoplay videos.

Does the use of prettylinks circumvent this some how?

[bambito]

(11-14-2014 02:59 AM)FalseP77 Wrote:  Minor question for those in the know.....

From what I understand, Bing doesn't play nice with landing pages that have autoplay videos.

Does the use of prettylinks circumvent this some how?

No.

It's always good to remain skeptical. The "product creatorr" most likely purchased the products himself though his own hoplink to give the appearance of conversions. He only shows the default CB screen and not the transactions page which would reveal the truth. He could have easily obfuscated their personal info like he did in all the other videos. If anyone thinks direct linking Clickbank offers on Bing or any other PPC network is the easy way to riches, have at it.

What should set off alarms in your Carl Sagan approved Baloney Detection Kit are the following:

- Picking the first offer at the top of a category on CB with absolutely any research and out the gate has a winning campaign. Yeah, right.

-Video autoplay.

- An exit pop.

- His ad URL does match the offer page.

- A 5/10 QS (quality score)?

- No real tracker. Pretty Links isn't cutting it.

- Ran a $10 RON campaign. He didn't segment the traffic by age, sex, distribution (search and display networks), keyword match or devices. That budget would have been eaten alive faster than you or I could sneeze.

- Most importantly, the keyword phrase. That isn't exactly what I would call a buyer's keyword phrase. It's more of one for an information seeker. Something like "fertility boosting food recipes" or "fertility boosting vitamins" are the type of words you'd target.

- He just exactly doubled his sales everyday. One sale on Thursday, two sales on Friday and four sales on Saturday.

- He has a 12.71% CVR on one keyword phrase ad campaign. I'd sell everything that isn't bolted down and scale.

- He mentioned split testing. Where was the split testing?

Knowing the suckers on WF, he made his money back and some.

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Rep to the OP for the effort.

[truth hurts]

Ill be honest with you. I did give this wso a go and boy another S***** one lol...i did exactly what he said and i didnt get anything.

Yeah i got heaps of clicks and impressions but def no sales. ZERO

[bambito]

(11-14-2014 06:17 AM)Truth Hurts Wrote:  Ill be honest with you. I did give this wso a go and boy another S***** one lol...i did exactly what he said and i didnt get anything.

Yeah i got heaps of clicks and impressions but def no sales. ZERO

The best guy for learning PPC, in my opinion, is Greg Cesar. Search for his name on the board and start with his oldest stuff. Don't make the mistake of thinking something old doesn't have value in 2014. Start with his marketing mindset as a foundation for everything you do. In my opinion, it's more important than knowing how to make landing pages, writing content, creating banners/text ads, constructing autoresponder series, etc. A campaign usually fails before you get to do any of those things. Also, you should check out Alexa Smith's posts on WF. She's one of the few over there I consider knowledgable as far as promoting the right CB products.

[t1trinity]

(11-14-2014 06:13 AM)bambito Wrote:  

(11-14-2014 02:59 AM)FalseP77 Wrote:  Minor question for those in the know.....

From what I understand, Bing doesn't play nice with landing pages that have autoplay videos.

Does the use of prettylinks circumvent this some how?

No.

It's always good to remain skeptical. The "product creatorr" most likely purchased the products himself though his own hoplink to give the appearance of conversions. He only shows the default CB screen and not the transactions page which would reveal the truth. He could have easily obfuscated their personal info like he did in all the other videos. If anyone thinks direct linking Clickbank offers on Bing or any other PPC network is the easy way to riches, have at it.

What should set off alarms in your Carl Sagan approved Baloney Detection Kit are the following:

- Picking the first offer at the top of a category on CB with absolutely any research and out the gate has a winning campaign. Yeah, right.

-Video autoplay.

- An exit pop.

- His ad URL does match the offer page.

- A 5/10 QS (quality score)?

- No real tracker. Pretty Links isn't cutting it.

- Ran a $10 RON campaign. He didn't segment the traffic by age, sex, distribution (search and display networks), keyword match or devices. That budget would have been eaten alive faster than you or I could sneeze.

- Most importantly, the keyword phrase. That isn't exactly what I would call a buyer's keyword phrase. It's more of one for an information seeker. Something like "fertility boosting food recipes" or "fertility boosting vitamins" are the type of words you'd target.

- He just exactly doubled his sales everyday. One sale on Thursday, two sales on Friday and four sales on Saturday.

- He has a 12.71% CVR on one keyword phrase ad campaign. I'd sell everything that isn't bolted down and scale.

- He mentioned split testing. Where was the split testing?

Knowing the suckers on WF, he made his money back and some.

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Rep to the OP for the effort.

Funny -

I was thinking the same thing - he was buying them himself ( or family and friends) - and then getting a refund - and then
I had the thought that I was being paranoid

But you bring up good additional points.

I guess one can never be too suspicious of anything offered on the WF.

Rep given.

Thanks

tt