Best Promotional Method For PPcall?
- Thread starter Mr. FOX
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You should read every post and thread by @ringpartner in this community. Several videos are also linked to many of the threads as well as many invites to webinars.
RingPartner and Invoca team up to present awesome PPCall intelligence and case studies on YouTube as well.
RingPartner and Invoca team up to present awesome PPCall intelligence and case studies on YouTube as well.
For me, it's bing ads. You can drive quality traffic in affordable rates.
I think Bing PPC is the best choice. This is because it's affordable as well as you can use direct affiliate link.
Depends on what I am running. If I plan to run say a Locksmith campaign I use Adwords because I can use Call Only Function. If I were to run say a Travel offer I would test on bing due to the cheaper clicks and keywords
CPAEXPERT
Active Member
Ringpartner is the only place where i am not making money. I have not expertised in pay per call i guess. It is not that i never tried it, i did tried some of your campaign like Plumbers, Flight booking, but i hardly got any leads. I have tried in Bing and Adwords, Adwords is a monster in terms of costlier bids, which is fine with me as long i get good return, and bing is very affordable, way cheaper than Adwords. May be i will get into Pay per call later on, it is too different than what i do now.
@CPAEXPERT sorry to hear you did not see success. If you are interested in revisiting pay per call please add me to skype at "ringpartnertaylor" to see if we can figure out what happened.
Thanks for the feedback.
- Taylor
jebuskrust
New Member
It really depends on what vertical are you on.
Like Taylor said, if you run locksmith, plumber, or any other "emergency" service, then PPC is your bread and butter.
Try Bing. Still affordable, go long-tail. Master that.
Then switch to AdWords. Make sure you go through the AdWords Certification (no need to get certified, but go through all the tutorials - it helps). Avoid keywords like "plumber near me" because although long tail, they are still competitive and you will pay min 3-5$ per click. Go even more long-tail, there are literally hundreds of keywords with very low search volume but when you add them up, it can generate good traffic.
I say master one traffic source (PPC) until you are ROI positive. Give it another 3-6 months.
Only then you can move to another traffic source, like YouTube. Spreading yourself too thing by trying many traffic sources at once at the beginning will be a daunting task and you will lose money - the fastest way to get demotivated
Like Taylor said, if you run locksmith, plumber, or any other "emergency" service, then PPC is your bread and butter.
Try Bing. Still affordable, go long-tail. Master that.
Then switch to AdWords. Make sure you go through the AdWords Certification (no need to get certified, but go through all the tutorials - it helps). Avoid keywords like "plumber near me" because although long tail, they are still competitive and you will pay min 3-5$ per click. Go even more long-tail, there are literally hundreds of keywords with very low search volume but when you add them up, it can generate good traffic.
I say master one traffic source (PPC) until you are ROI positive. Give it another 3-6 months.
Only then you can move to another traffic source, like YouTube. Spreading yourself too thing by trying many traffic sources at once at the beginning will be a daunting task and you will lose money - the fastest way to get demotivated
Do you have a course?
lafftar
Active Member
I've tried a few different ways to make Travel work with a lander, on both Adwords and Bing. Highest CTR i've seen is 3%, which is very bad when bids are like $1. These is an examples of a lander i'm currently running: Bookie Travels
I've never been able to make anything other than call only work. And this sucks for me because bids are so expensive right now on Adwords.
I've never been able to make anything other than call only work. And this sucks for me because bids are so expensive right now on Adwords.
Tariq Ben
Member
Pay per call without tracking will get you no where..
eMonetize
Active Member
I have never done any Pay Per Call, but I have been doing Pay Per Lead for over 16 years.
Some of the verticals I have done extremely well with are insurance, education, debt, loans, credit, mortgage, assistance, discount offers, homeowner offers, etc...
How do the two compare?
Some of the verticals I have done extremely well with are insurance, education, debt, loans, credit, mortgage, assistance, discount offers, homeowner offers, etc...
How do the two compare?
Suvo Ahamed
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