Comments on: CPA Offers And Offline Marketing

By: Boohoo coupon code

Boohoo coupon code — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:13:43 +0000

Hey bro, i am also interested in results, how did it go. Does it pay off to invest in offline magazines. I read somewhere that it’s better to test first CPA offer online and if itconverts well, then to start offline promotion

By: loco

loco — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 02:23:00 +0000

I know this is old post, but i came here searching for offline newspapers CPA advertising. What were the results?

By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 18:36:18 +0000

lol.. why can't I think of stuff like this? man.. Andrews last blog post..The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

By: Normal Joe

Normal Joe — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 12:23:46 +0000

Yeah dude...I been thinking the same thing about classifieds and such. Taking what we know...offline...as more peeps try to go online, it leaves a lot of money on the tables for us. I must say, your plan sounds awesome and I can't wait for the results. Normal Joes last blog post..Wealthy Affiliate Review. See What’s Inside Before You Pay A Dime.

By: Elijah

Elijah — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:30:23 +0000

@TheMoneyac - Dude, for sure! I have minimal experience with successful geo-targeting, and that was early on in my career online. I suppose if I was to launch a full fledged geo targeted campaign now I would destroy anybody in my path and cash out! Or at least that's what the unicorn told me in my dream last night... Elijahs last blog post..CPA Offers And Offline Marketing

By: TheMoneyac

TheMoneyac — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:49:04 +0000

Oh dude. Geo - targeted marketing is the next step I suppose. Ya know, I wrote my experience on my blog with Geo Targeted Marketing and it's just fckin amazing ! People don't realize how stupidly easy it is. Because the competition is like gazillion times lower, and it's gazillion times easier to get on top on search engines if you're targeting your niche locally. Oh the endless opportunities.... Cheers, The Moneyac TheMoneyacs last blog post..Finding New Niches - Part 4 - Milking the Niche

By: Elijah

Elijah — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:23:41 +0000

@Alastair – You’re right dude, I’m pretty sure the Metro is THE largest free paper in the world, as Neal said above, it’s up in the UK as well… It’s a great paper! One of the only that I actually read every now and then. Sure, the big papers could have easily projected the Internet to eventually take away a HUGE chuck of there readers, and motivation.. How could they not?

I don’t think a lot of newspapers advertise their own “online” print enough (in their printed version), leaving readers to Google around finding other shit instead of being loyal to one paper and one brand, whether online or off!

@Dan – Yowsers! That’s hardcore man… $600/day my ass.. you should have asked them if they provided a jar of Vaseline with that price! You’d be getting fucked for sure!

That’s totally smart man, who says limit yourself to your own region, or even country… almost every paper can be accessed online, in one way or another, geo-targeting is uber-successful man.. I don’t have too much experience myself.. but I KNOW people who make a killing targeting locally, even down to the domain name… i.e. buy a .au domain, promote an Australian qualified CPA offer in a local Aussie newspaper…

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By: Dan

Dan — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 11:34:18 +0000

Hey, great post! I immediatly went and checked out the pricing for some of the free newspapers that run in London...sadly their prices are considerably higher:\ You looking at around £600 for a decent sized advert - for a day! Sad times... The information is still good though! I mean, I could even set up a website aimed at Canadians to promote a CPA through, and promote it on that newspaper - your not just restricted to your own towns/cities local papers! Dans last blog post..The Magic Of Finding Blogs To Comment On

By: Alastair

Alastair — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 21:38:27 +0000

Great post. I’m fairly certain that Metro is one, if not the, largest free newspaper in the world. I circulates in most major cities in north american and europe. Which is probably why they can afford such low advertising rates since atleast half of the content is used in evey issue worldwide. Its interesting though that most papers in North America are having huge difficulties right now with the Tribune filling for chapter 11 in the U.S. and even the New York Times having to mortgage thier Manhattan HQ to stay solvent. Aparently they dont read thier own paper if they think they can beat a financial crisis brought on by bad mortgages by taking one out themselves. If the big papers had perhaps thought outside the box years ago they wouldnt be getting thier ass handed to them by craigslist and kijiji since half of all newspaper revenue is brought in through classifieds. I say screw ‘em let them go under. thats what they get for not being able to read the writing on the wall.

By: Elijah

Elijah — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 17:58:50 +0000

@Daniel – Yeah, well that’s where we can potentially step in and take advantage of this sort of opportunity. Many local papers are struggling to get advertising, meaning their prices have dropped considerably within the last 5-10 years. Getting an advert on the first 1-5 pages could bring some serious return, especially if it was a simple 5 field submit that was cashing out at like $15-$20…

@Neal – Yea boi! I’m definitely starting to feel the focus getting back on track, and I’m actually glad that I took some time to focus on other things, because it allowed me to step away and see where I want to go with this site – and many things will be changing for the better in the new year.

Yeah, $50 for a front page isn’t always realistic, but even $150 or $200 a week, for a front page advert, with a proven offer, attractive ad, and optimized landing page.. I could see that translating into hundreds, even thousands a day/week if done right.

Yeah, I had a feeling you guys had Metro as well in the UK – it’s a great paper! Better than most of the paid ones.