SeoDave's Guide to Generating High Converting Zip/Email Submits

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cashflowrusty said:
Look at your ad, keywords, and landing page.
1) Is your keyword in your ad?
2) Is the keyword on your landing page?
3) Do you have 'enough' text on your landing page ABOUT your keyword? (say 150+ words)
4) Do you have more than one page? 3-5 min probably would be good. All linked with keywords.
5) Do you have the infamous 'extra pages' that Google likes to see? Stuff like terms & conditions, about, disclaimer, contact form, sitemap, etc?
6) Some say that linking to a bigger name site that is about your keyword would can help. Like link to GoDaddy(brrr!) if you are talking about hosting or domains. And link with your keyword.

Try that with your drawing board work and see if it helps. Just ideas, but if you can own the niche, do the best before others find it.
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1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes ... 3 paragraphs of unique content
4. No.. just 1 landing page
5. No.. I only have a privacy policy
6. Yes

I'll work on improving #4 and #5 and see if it lowers my quality score.

About how long does it take for Google to lower the QS once they jack it up?
 


start afresh.... it takes forever to re-qualify an existing slapped page.
Us a new page & a new adgroup
 
without saying anything, i am the originator of this idea, and i dont care if anyone believes it, but i swear and promise someone saw one of my ads and copied this idea from me, although it is SLIGHTLY possible that someone else could have magically came up with it, if so thats cool, but the guy that made this post originally owes me props
 
Rockpile said:
Hmm, Yahoo definately did NOT like my ads. Is there any trick to getting them on? I stuck to the Mike Vic example pattern (not my actual topic of course)

Is Mike Vic guilty?
You Decide. Vote now
for a free $500 Visa gift card

I had a couple variations on this and they were all declined for editorial content. So.... I am trying them again, except taking out the mention of the $500 visa.

Any tips anyone?

Edit: I think this is the clause that Yahoo decided to decline my ads..
Paid to Read/Click Sites Sites that offer to compensate users for clicking on ads or offers, performing Web searches, viewing Web sites or reading e-mails, etc.
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you will never make money at .10 cents a click running that ad on yahoo
 
cashflowrusty said:
Look at your ad, keywords, and landing page.
1) Is your keyword in your ad?
2) Is the keyword on your landing page?
3) Do you have 'enough' text on your landing page ABOUT your keyword? (say 150+ words)
4) Do you have more than one page? 3-5 min probably would be good. All linked with keywords.
5) Do you have the infamous 'extra pages' that Google likes to see? Stuff like terms & conditions, about, disclaimer, contact form, sitemap, etc?
6) Some say that linking to a bigger name site that is about your keyword would can help. Like link to GoDaddy(brrr!) if you are talking about hosting or domains. And link with your keyword.

Try that with your drawing board work and see if it helps. Just ideas, but if you can own the niche, do the best before others find it.
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Sir ive done all of that for 3 months with highly targeted ads and landing pages, except for multiple pages, it doesnt matter for me, even when getting new domains it only works for a day or so
 
without saying anything, i am the originator of this idea, and i dont care if anyone believes it, but i swear and promise someone saw one of my ads and copied this idea from me, although it is SLIGHTLY possible that someone else could have magically came up with it, if so thats cool, but the guy that made this post originally owes me props
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Dude WTF. I hope someone jacked your account and is messing with you. If not, you are a waste of space that needs a self esteem injection.
 
I tried this for a day, spent about 25$ got about 20$ back, it works no doubt about it but the problem is the payouts..

One of mine was a 1.20 payout which isn't great but thats all neverblue had that was anything good. and i had my bids around 12 cents

The main problem here is that some people will fill out the offer and some won't and if 10 people in a row don't take the bait it can devistate your ROI. So this is more fine tuning and you literally have to have like 1,500$ in back up income if you want to make 100$ a day because if your doing good enough your gonna make at least 100% ROI but you gotta have teh funds ready to back it. Personally i'd rather spend 1,500$ on some 30$ payout offers or something but if you can get it to work and you have the extra cash to handle with the cash flow then this works.
 
Is there a way to have an offer and still keep the visitor on your site or redirect them to a page on your site after they complete your poll or whatever? I was thinking make the offer page of the affiliate a popup or something, but what are your suggestions?
 
i'm just wondering bringing up email/zip submits.. What are the average bids you put on your campaign in adwords.

I usually put $.10 but then it says i need at least $.50 .. How the hell do i fix this

i know im dumb about PPC but w/e
 
ya, you cant fix it, the problem is, you need a simple landing page to get people to enter their info, but the simple page means you have to pay too much per click to get it to run, and thus, this is my eternal nightmare on google adwords
 
CPA Empire has more zip and e-mail submits than I have seen anywhere else.

Dave and havok,

Using this method, I have had two profitable days in a row. Just a couple of bucks...but it's a start. I'm thinking 'scale' here.

havok,

I also tried your adult dating idea but apparently I am a terrible whore wanna-be. :anon.sml:

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