Hq solo ads
What do you good people feel about HQ solo ads.. I was approached by a lovely young lady with the opportunity to better my business. Basically the company gets people who are looking for opportunities like WA to click on your affiliate link and eventually sign up as a member, all the while making you earn a commission. The success rate per click they say is between 40-80%. Getting 50 clicks will cost you $49 and 100 clicks $100. I would really appreciate your input on this topic.
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I was approached too by one of the lovely lately ladies of HQ solo ads some time ago. So i asked her a few questions about her company and their prices and she immediately blocked me. I didn't use their services.
The traffic they are selling you is bots (most of it) and the success ratio is nowhere near 80%. Also you have to remember that if someone clicks on your site doesn't mean you will increase your sales. You just get a few clicks. That's what they are selling you. No real people are behind those clicks or people who are interested in your website.
If you want to spend money on increasing your traffic do a PPC campaign, or a Facebook ad or in any other network (social media marketing). Both methods are taught here in WA. I believe Jay has done a webinar/webinars about Facebook ads.
In Facebook you will be approached by numerous "experts", like "seo experts" that can move your site in the first page of Google with their back-linking strategy, "social media experts", people selling traffic packages and so on.
Personally, i would avoid using their services.
Thank you so much Nikosth. This was the first time I was exposed to these so called experts. I really didnt know that these are sort of scams since they dont tell the whole truth about what happens after you pay for their service. The best thing to do for me in this moment is to carry on with the training and later I will get all clicks I could possibly imagine.
I realize that most services that require you to do to little effort are basically scams. I will definitely be on the lookout for all kinds of internet marketing scams from now on.
Thank you very much
One cannot single out Solo ads to be scams, but you have to be really careful when buying. A good solo ad deal is between $60 to $100 per 100 clicks. And decent opt-in rate 35%-55%.
One thing you should know, this traffic is cold so immediately you won't see any sales (You are lucky if you get immediate sale during the run). However once you get their emails, You have to warm them up by sending them email swipes sometimes add free gifts like e-books or reports, eventually, you will gain their trust this will increase the chances of them purchasing from your links that you provide in your emails as well as on your websites.
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I never rely on "they say". ALWAYS verify independently!