Avoiding Pay-per-click mistakes: Don’t drop Winning Ad Campaigns!

Written by Daniel Brough


Here’s a fairly common mistake that is made byrepparttar newbie torepparttar 120592 pay-per-click scene.

So you’ve started a Google AdWords campaign, and you’ve registered as an affiliate with several different products, and you’ve found at least one product that’s making you money.

Let’s say you’ve found a toy company that pays you 10% ofrepparttar 120593 sale to promote their products (just for a tangible example we’ll refer to it as ‘Toy Company #1’)

You’ve played around, tweaked your ads, and you’re getting a little success. Bravo! Things are running inrepparttar 120594 black, and you’re making steady profits.

But wait, you’re still combingrepparttar 120595 Internet, looking for new and better opportunities when bam, all of a sudden you find Toy Company #2. Wow, Toy Company #2 looks really great. It pays a 20% commission on all sales, andrepparttar 120596 landing page seems easier and more intuitive thanrepparttar 120597 landing page for Toy Company #1.

Beingrepparttar 120598 wise and quick-to-evolve pay-per-clicker you are, you swiftly joinrepparttar 120599 affiliate program for Toy Company #2 and set up an ad campaign for it, using many ofrepparttar 120600 same ads and keywords that you’ve had such great success with in promoting Toy Company #1.

Surprise! Toy Company #2 is a great find! It converts much better than Toy Company #1 and moreover it pays much more per sale! You’re ecstatic! Greater success!

And then comesrepparttar 120601 mistake. Thinking ruefully what a sucker you’ve been all along for promoting Toy Company #1 instead of Toy Company #2, you pullrepparttar 120602 plug on your ad campaign for Toy Company #1.

Traffic Exchange Primer

Written by F. Terrence Markle


Traffic Exchange Primer

Traffic exchanges are everywhere. A traffic exchange is a clever way to get hundreds or thousands of visitors to your website. The concept is very simple andrepparttar exchange process is easy to put into action. First, you join a traffic exchange program that includes individuals with websites to promote. Next, you set uprepparttar 120591 website you want to promote. Finally, you visitrepparttar 120592 websites ofrepparttar 120593 other members and they visit your website in exchange.

There are both fr^ee and paid traffic exchanges. Some ofrepparttar 120594 exchanges are good and some are not so good. They come in two basic flavors: manual surf and automatic surf. Inrepparttar 120595 manual surf mode, you have to visit a website for a minimum period of time and then click on a button to visitrepparttar 120596 next website inrepparttar 120597 rotation. Inrepparttar 120598 automatic surf mode,repparttar 120599 websites are visited automatically for a specific period of time beforerepparttar 120600 next website is displayed. The order of website visitation in bothrepparttar 120601 manual and automatic mode is controlled byrepparttar 120602 traffic exchange webmaster.

A rotator or randomizer can be used to displayrepparttar 120603 member websites one after another in eitherrepparttar 120604 automatic or manual surf mode. The rotator will display a different website in an order specified byrepparttar 120605 traffic exchange. Inrepparttar 120606 auto surf mode,repparttar 120607 rotator usually displays websites for a specific time period that usually ranges from 15 seconds to 60 seconds. The randomizer, onrepparttar 120608 other hand, will randomly selectrepparttar 120609 website to be displayed. You earn credits as you view more and more websites.

A traffic exchange will expose your website to many Internet users on a worldwide basis. As a result,repparttar 120610 exchange can possibly give your website a lot of hits. Visualizerepparttar 120611 traffic exchange inrepparttar 120612 same manner you would view a TV. The exchange provides you with websites to view similar to watching TV commercials.

The basic traffic exchange program works onrepparttar 120613 "credit" principle. You earn a full or partial "credit" every time you visit another member’s website. In turn, you lose a full credit whenever another member visits your website. The typical exchange allows you to earn from 0.5 to 1.0 credit for every visit you make to another member's website.

You can usually obtain credits onrepparttar 120614 traffic exchange by:

* Viewingrepparttar 120615 websites of other members * Referring other individuals to joinrepparttar 120616 exchange * Purchasing credits fromrepparttar 120617 exchange’s webmaster.

If you purchase credits, you generally have a higher rate of conversion of credits earned and/or purchased versus credits used when you receive visits from other members. You have greater control over how you use your earned credits when you pay to receive credits. It is possible to get an display rate of your website that exceeds 1.0 for every 1.0 credits you earned or purchased.

As an example, inrepparttar 120618 basic fr^ee mode you might have to use 2.0 earned credits to display your website 1.0 times to other members. This is a 0.5 exchange rate. Depending onrepparttar 120619 traffic exchange andrepparttar 120620 number of credits purchased, you can increaserepparttar 120621 exchange rate up to about 2.0 displays of your website to other members for every hit you receive.

Some exchanges offer a sign-up bonus (fr^ee earned credits) to encourage you to join their traffic exchange. This enables you to start getting visitors to your website immediately.

You haverepparttar 120622 ability to enable or disable your own website for viewing by other members. If you enable your website, other members can view your site and thus consume your account credits. If you disable your website, other members cannot view your website and you conserve your credits. This allows you to continue to surfrepparttar 120623 other member websites and build up your available credits for use at a different time.

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