(03-10-2016 02:28 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ]100 clicks would cost me more than $70 .... so to wait for 100 clicks before using a sale does not make any sense. Payout is around $37 as I remember so I need at least 2 sales to break even/make little profit. OP says for 100 clicks there should be 8 sales. If this is the case then it is fine.
But in 3 days I have 4 clicks so at this rate it would take weeks to get 100 clicks. Impressions are still very low. Bing suggested to raise my bid for 2 keywords, did this now and let's see how it works.
That same 100 clicks is supposed to convert at 8%
So 100 clicks -> 8 sales -> $296 expected revenue.
Where did you learn math?
(03-10-2016 02:44 AM)jennatalia Wrote: [ -> ] (03-10-2016 02:28 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ]100 clicks would cost me more than $70 .... so to wait for 100 clicks before using a sale does not make any sense. Payout is around $37 as I remember so I need at least 2 sales to break even/make little profit. OP says for 100 clicks there should be 8 sales. If this is the case then it is fine.
But in 3 days I have 4 clicks so at this rate it would take weeks to get 100 clicks. Impressions are still very low. Bing suggested to raise my bid for 2 keywords, did this now and let's see how it works.
That same 100 clicks is supposed to convert at 8%
So 100 clicks -> 8 sales -> $296 expected revenue.
Where did you learn math?
Yes, if it converts like OP says, with 8 sales per 100 clicks, then $296 revenue.
I wanted to say, that I need at least 2 sales per 100 clicks to break even. So if more than 2 sales, I get profit from this ad.
But if not at least 2 sales, I make a loss.
So I do not see what is wrong with my math.
You said I should wait till 100 clicks, but to get 100 clicks I need to wait more than 3 weeks at current impression rate.
Also I do not need to wait for 100 clicks to get a sale, because, as you and OP said there will be 8 sales per 100 clicks, so for ONE sale I would need only 12 clicks .....
But as OP said it is not as easy as that, people are not buying right away ....
What about refund rate? no one talk about it. there is 60 day money back guarantee for every cb product.
(03-09-2016 10:37 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ] (03-09-2016 10:28 AM)therapture Wrote: [ -> ] (03-09-2016 10:11 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ] (03-09-2016 09:56 AM)therapture Wrote: [ -> ] (03-09-2016 08:31 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ]UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%
Have you ever done Bing before this?
If your CTR is low your impressions will be cut.
This means you're not writing unique or engaging ads.
Not to mention your going to need 20 clicks to convert at 5%.
So at this rate you're probably never going to make a sale.
My guess is you set a very low ad budget for testing which also cuts your clicks.
Get some experience before you discount the product as a the problem here.
Impressions are low because traffic is super low, this is what OP himself disclosed in his post.
Also maybe you mix up CLICK rate with CONVERSION rate? My CLICK rate was 8%, now 6%. OP talks about CONVERSION rate of 8%, that means if I get 10 clicks I should have 8 sales out of them, which is impossible.
About ad budget, my bids for keywords are the same as OP recommended. Also impressions are going up and click rate is going down, so that means, when the ad is shown to more people, less people click on it.
My ad text is not bad, it is similar to OP's one. It states what you can expect from the course.
Also as I mentioned, I tried with many CB products and a 8% conversion rate was NEVER the case. CB products tend to sell very low. This was also the reason why I was surprised to hear about a 8 % CONVERSION rate. But as it looks he was talking about CLICK rate.
Your math is so terrible lol
I was saying that at 5% conversion you need 20 clicks for 1 sale.
You are trying to say 8 out of 10 clicks is a sale at 8%? No, 8 out of 100.
yes 8 out of 100. it was a typo.
but it won't work. Traffic is way too low to get 100 clicks.
with 50 impressions 3 clicks, so if it continues like that, I need 1600 impressions. And it took 2 days to get 50 impressions so you can figure out on your own when it will be 1600.
I highly doubt to get 1 sale per 20 clicks.
Bing is a search machine used by older people, I do not think that exactly old people are that interested in learning belly dancing ....
so not sure if there is really the right audience there.
maybe this product is just OPs product and he wants to get affiliates promoting it by making them think this would sell like crazy
Let me explain this again.
If you bid on the keywords I have in the pdf you can expect 8 sales for every 100 clicks through your affiliate link.
To say that old people are not interested in belly dancing is nonsense. All kinds of people use Bing and this product sells well via BingAds search traffic. This if a fact, I don't put out stuff that I haven't personally used myself.
I have nothing whatsoever to do with this product. I have zero interest in belly dancing video instruction. I promote Clickbank products that convert well and give me a good ROI and this one converts very well indeed.
(03-10-2016 02:28 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ] (03-10-2016 12:54 AM)jennatalia Wrote: [ -> ]You know @anatho, you're very impatient... trying to draw conclusions using only 46 impressions. This sort of stuff can't really draw any conclusions / predictions successfully until 100 clicks.
100 clicks would cost me more than $70 .... so to wait for 100 clicks before using a sale does not make any sense. Payout is around $37 as I remember so I need at least 2 sales to break even/make little profit. OP says for 100 clicks there should be 8 sales. If this is the case then it is fine.
But in 3 days I have 4 clicks so at this rate it would take weeks to get 100 clicks. Impressions are still very low. Bing suggested to raise my bid for 2 keywords, did this now and let's see how it works.
You won't be paying anywhere near $100 for 100 clicks. If you bid $1 per click Bing don't charge you that. I've had clicks costing 30 cents and even less. If you get a decent CTR you can pay around $40 for 100 clicks. Yes it's a little slow but there isn't massive volume on Bing.
(03-09-2016 01:17 PM)show Wrote: [ -> ]The majority of your targeted audience for this product can be found on Instagram.
1, Simply build your followers quickly today using Instamate.
2. Send them to a informational page with sign-up form in the middle of the article, end of the article and in the right side border.
3. Also, place a the belly dancing banner linking to your Clickbank affiliate link in the right side border.
4. You can also promote this to weight loss targeted traffic.
I'm not familar with Instamate so I'll check that out.
Not a bad idea using Istagram since you can target by interest. Since most people use Istagram on a mobile I think sending traffic to a mobile optimized squeeze page to build a list and then market the product using the email sequence they provide in their affiliates are would produce great results. I might test some paid ads there if I have time.
If Istagram have desktop targeting then a regular landing page -> affiliate page would work well too.
I would use Facebook Ads to promote this product but they banned my 5 year old account permanently right after I promoted another good Clickbank product (The Venus Factor) which incidentally converts well too, but not as well as this one. And before anyone asks no The Venus Factor is not mine either.
(03-09-2016 01:17 PM)show Wrote: [ -> ]The majority of your targeted audience for this product can be found on Instagram.
1, Simply build your followers quickly today using Instamate.
2. Send them to a informational page with sign-up form in the middle of the article, end of the article and in the right side border.
3. Also, place a the belly dancing banner linking to your Clickbank affiliate link in the right side border.
4. You can also promote this to weight loss targeted traffic.
Cool story bro. Have you made money with Instamate?
(03-10-2016 02:50 AM)anatho Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, if it converts like OP says, with 8 sales per 100 clicks, then $296 revenue.
I wanted to say, that I need at least 2 sales per 100 clicks to break even. So if more than 2 sales, I get profit from this ad.
But if not at least 2 sales, I make a loss.
So I do not see what is wrong with my math.
You said I should wait till 100 clicks, but to get 100 clicks I need to wait more than 3 weeks at current impression rate.
Also I do not need to wait for 100 clicks to get a sale, because, as you and OP said there will be 8 sales per 100 clicks, so for ONE sale I would need only 12 clicks .....
But as OP said it is not as easy as that, people are not buying right away ....
Then stop running the campaign. You tested it, it didn't work for you. You clearly don't think this will work.
(03-10-2016 05:07 AM)asiaa Wrote: [ -> ]You won't be paying anywhere near $100 for 100 clicks. If you bid $1 per click Bing don't charge you that. I've had clicks costing 30 cents and even less. If you get a decent CTR you can pay around $40 for 100 clicks. Yes it's a little slow but there isn't massive volume on Bing.
Are you sure about this? It shows CPC is 0.78 and this is what they will charge. It does not look like this would go down. I bid $1 per click and they charge me 0.78 .... you mean if click rate goes up I pay less? Well, click rate is 7-8%, I do not think this can go up ...
Can't believe Blackhat forum members could easily fall for this. Why would someone expose a product and its promotion keywords if he is really making money from it. Why haven't you guys asked for earning screenshots?
Quote:You won't be paying anywhere near $100 for 100 clicks. If you bid $1 per click Bing don't charge you that. I've had clicks costing 30 cents and even less. If you get a decent CTR you can pay around $40 for 100 clicks. Yes it's a little slow but there isn't massive volume on Bing.
asiaa,
Stop justifying yourself on this. In my opinion, you have already done a good job telling us the product and method. Whether anyone did well or otherwise with this method is entirely up to them to try it and find out.