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Originally Posted by Tapaz
I ve been promoting them for a while and never made a cent , anyone here making money with them?
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Look at how dating sites are promoted online. The ads (pre-selling the landing pages), targeted traffic, the landing pages pre-selling the main page, a page with a very simple, clean, clear and well laid out process, all consistent with the previous messages (ads/landers). Everything generally optimized for very fast loading times.... milliseconds matter. A single image, a single heading can have a very big impact on conversions and sales. A single extra form field. Asking to fill out the form in the right way, not the wrong way. Having the right text on the call to action. Button colors matter. The list goes on and on.
And like building the fastest race car and not having gas to put in the tank, nothing matters if the confirmation emails aren't getting into inboxes which in itself is a science and constantly changing which no one out there does really well day in and day out as they all eventually run into problems with filters from major ISPs and mail providers... which is a constant battle that some win most of the time and many don't.
There are a 1000 things to do right. There are a 1000 things that can be done wrong, many of which can seriously drop conversions.
Thinking you can just throw up a generic template as the best solution or even a good solution is pretty silly.
Ever wonder why there are so few white label systems in one of the most lucrative areas of online activity in the history of the internet?
Ever wonder why the people buying up all the dating traffic are sending to only a few major dating sites/programs?
It's not easy. You can't throw up a crap page on a crap domain with crap traffic and expect results.
You certainly can't compare your results to those of others.
And don't be lured by the idea of revshare when your conversions are going to suck ass to begin with, making it 100% pointless.
It's NEVER about "what i am making".... its about how much you are losing by not doing things right and by working with the wrong people, trying to squeeze water from a rock.
The fact that you won't see a single white label being promoted on large tubes should tell you something about their conversions and earnings. Follow the ads, follow the money. The only time you see white labels promoted on big traffic brokers are when they are very niche and most of the time, its someone going through a learning curve and just burning money and learning the hard way.