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When starting a brand new blogging affiliate marketing website, when is a good time to start trying paid ads to drive traffic to the site for conversion? Is there a rule of th
You can get great results from ppc ads if a) you have excellent, high-converting landing pages for in-demand product and b) you can clearly define your target market and aim ads pointing to the appropriate landing page directly at that target market.
Otherwise, they are a money-sucking black hole.
Once you have content that is ranking and driving traffic organically then you'll have an idea of what kind of content works and converts for you.
It's better to try out PPC once you have that understanding under your belt. It's introduced later in the training and that's because it's probably not the best idea to start out trying PPC right out of the gate as it can quickly become a money pit.
It can work spectacularly though.
When starting a brand new blogging affiliate marketing website, when is a good time to start trying paid ads to drive traffic to the site for conversion? Is there a rule of th
You can get great results from ppc ads if a) you have excellent, high-converting landing pages for in-demand product and b) you can clearly define your target market and aim ads pointing to the appropriate landing page directly at that target market.
Otherwise, they are a money-sucking black hole.
Once you have content that is ranking and driving traffic organically then you'll have an idea of what kind of content works and converts for you.
It's better to try out PPC once you have that understanding under your belt. It's introduced later in the training and that's because it's probably not the best idea to start out trying PPC right out of the gate as it can quickly become a money pit.
It can work spectacularly though.
When your website has earned you commissions, at least you'd know it is working.