[GET] CPA Phenom

[Lumos]

Mrgwaps.
I've sort of held back from trying my hand at CPA as it seems to have many moving parts which I'd likely mess up - but I did look again at the recommended offer, and the OP did provide a new link a few weeks back - which brought me to a blank page.
I am curious to see what his discount offer is...

[Ricky P]

Thanks, Snow Revolution, for the share!

The product is riddled with holes, and the content is so scanty as though it's a super-secret that can't be fully divulged.

Doesn't even touch the basics. The biggest issue that beginners face is that they don't even get approved by CPA networks.

So was this product meant for intermediate and advanced marketers?

Firstly, Mark Zuckerberg and his team caught on to CPA marketing on Facebook at least 7 years ago - I gave up doing CPA offers using FB ads then, so I know. An ad that says "get a free insurance quote" shouts "CPA scammer alert" from a mile away. No way any such ad is going to approved, and you will be lucky if you survive with your account. So don't even try it with your main FB account.

An ad spend of $5 is technically correct since it is an amount that is allowed for an ad spend(as against a minimum of $100 or $500 by some ad networks), but it will take you at least $200 to even know how your set of ads(not one ad, you can't do marketing with one $5 ad!) is doing.

I burst out laughing on the page with his "landing page formula" - it looks like a kid's first post on a Blogspot page!

The FB Ads section with a few pages sounds more like a newbie trying to explain how to create an ad and set it up. He redirects you to "in-depth training" which is a 3.5-minute video on Wistia with a guy mumbling something that's barely audible!

People hate messenger bots on Facebook - don't you?. The only way it might work is if a FB user is a raving fan of some celebrity or super marketer and loves getting any messages from that person - even if it's a bot message. Or if you're waiting for an important product update from a manufacturer, after liking their Facebook fan page. If that is so, it could work - but it has to be thoroughly bonafide.

Here is what Social Media Examiner has to say:

“Interest in Messenger bots declining: Messenger bots haven't caught on with marketers. Only 14% of marketers are using bots..." Yes, people hate them because they seem so spammy and intrusive.

To add to some of the posts on this thread...

With respect to landing page builders, there are excellent free options available. Marketers themselves are vying with each other to teach you the latest free method on YouTube, so that at least you'll consume their content if it's useful.

CPA marketing is the easiest - BUT only if you have a working source of consistent traffic and good, relevant offers. For example, if you have an email-submit kindle-reader free offer and your traffic consists of people who read a lot of kindle books, you will do well. For driving paid traffic, you have to be extremely skilled and experienced.

Best CPA course? Now, that's a million-dollar question! :-)

[sabuj7]

thanks a lot.

[sabuj7]

a great share. here is the fastest google drive link :

Code:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aqWCk--UvB9L_MJWvuIqCmGOgl7aKa1i?usp=sharing

[Mrgwaps]

CPA Marketing is easy when you have the data of what's performing, when you are armed with data, there is nothing to "test", you KNOW which ads are converting, and even given a copy of the landing page to use, you just have to use the correct platform to send traffic to your offers. Sounds easy huh? because it is.

If getting approved by CPA Networks is your hurdle, you have not yet gained the preliminary knowledge required to even promote CPA. Keep reading.

There are specific networks like Adplexity which provide ad information, then you use a platform for traffic like propeller ads and just setup your campaign to drive traffic.

Identify some traffic sources then find the ads for the traffic.

There are tons of traffic networks suitable for CPA that you can setup and fund with $5-10 dollars.

How well you do depends on the research you've conducted on the front end before you've even setup a campaign. And how viable is the traffic from the network you choose to purchase traffic from.

When you setup a campaign, you should be setting it up from an aspect of the data you've already conducted recon on. Not going in thinking you're conducting a test.

When I say research, I'm saying using websites like semrush, spyfu, similarweb, quantcast, alexa to analyze traffic affinity for websites, know where the traffic is coming from, where its going to, the age/sex demographics, device, everything for a specific offer or niche, so you have that "targeted" information to configure your campaign with.

These are some of the things I learned from that $35 "over-priced" BSO, and just from trial and experience.