How Many Campaigns Should You Be Launching?
- Thread starter Lydian
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Not really, you can make a good income with just 1 - 3 profitable campaigns.
I do not launch campaigns every week or even for months. I focus on 1-3 products and optimize it. You will be surprised how long an optimized/profitable campaign can last you.
I still have one running for over 6 months now.
In the case that you do optimize a campaign and make it profitable at what point do you decide to stop optimizing and focus on other offers?
My advice is to focus on at most 3 affiliate campaigns as long as you are making decent money out of it. When you reach the point where you are regularly earning, you can gradually add another campaign so you can earn more...
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
Depends...I usually go for at least 100% ROI and move on.
That helps a lot tony & Karmand. Thank you so much.
Another question I had was in regards to the approach of running/launching multiple campaigns. When I had my first profitable campaign the first thing my family told me was to start selling more offers. My response to that was it's not how many offers you sell but instead how well you can sell one offer. I spent some time on optimizing and eventually increased my profits by 10x.
So I guess the question is if I have a failing campaign should I drop the offer and move onto a different one or should I split test it with the hopes of turning it into a winning campaign?
Do you guys think that every failing campaign can be turned profitable with proper testing and optimization? Is there ever a case where a failed campaign is simply due to a bad product?
Another question I had was in regards to the approach of running/launching multiple campaigns. When I had my first profitable campaign the first thing my family told me was to start selling more offers. My response to that was it's not how many offers you sell but instead how well you can sell one offer. I spent some time on optimizing and eventually increased my profits by 10x.
So I guess the question is if I have a failing campaign should I drop the offer and move onto a different one or should I split test it with the hopes of turning it into a winning campaign?
Do you guys think that every failing campaign can be turned profitable with proper testing and optimization? Is there ever a case where a failed campaign is simply due to a bad product?
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Zach AdsBridge
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Testing and optimizing is definitely a big part of creating a successful campaign. Do you have a tracker?
Testing and optimizing is definitely a big part of creating a successful campaign. Do you have a tracker?
Not currently because the one campaign I have that's profitable is actually a direct link to the checkout page of the company website. Tracking requires that the traffic is going to your own website no?
I do plan on using tracking for the first time though on the next campaign I launch which will actually be advertising my own product.
Hi there again! My advice is to do a split testing as I did the same way before...
Hope it helps!
Hope it helps!
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Zach AdsBridge
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Well, I represent Adsbridge, and you can set our tracker up to either track an offer (if you are already a part of a network) your own website. With us, you are able to track conversions two ways; with the help of pixels or postback, and in your case, you can use pixels. When you advertise your product, we provide a landing page creator integrated into our platform (hosted by us), and you can split test from there, provided you create multiple LPNot currently because the one campaign I have that's profitable is actually a direct link to the checkout page of the company website. Tracking requires that the traffic is going to your own website no?
I do plan on using tracking for the first time though on the next campaign I launch which will actually be advertising my own product.
Hope this helps! -Zach
Just signed upWell, I represent Adsbridge, and you can set our tracker up to either track an offer (if you are already a part of a network) your own website. With us, you are able to track conversions two ways; with the help of pixels or postback, and in your case, you can use pixels. When you advertise your product, we provide a landing page creator integrated into our platform (hosted by us), and you can split test from there, provided you create multiple LP
-Zach
I would say it depends on how a campaign is performing for you. I have an affiliate that has been pushing one of our offers for almost 7 months now and is STILL bringing in a hell of an income.
However, I am not sure how many other offers he has been pushing either. Regardless, he has stuck with ours for 7 months which I think is pretty awesome!
However, I am not sure how many other offers he has been pushing either. Regardless, he has stuck with ours for 7 months which I think is pretty awesome!
