There is no such thing as Free Traffic - Free traffic is the most expansive thing in the world , if you ask me. So in this article I will tell you how you can find best SOLO AD provider and how to increase traffic to your site using SOLO ADS. Let us start.

Read this article if you want to learn how to drive best targeted traffic to your proven marketing system and make money.

We will use direct response marketing model to generate more traffic and get profit as fast as possible. So what is it? Direct response marketing is - think of it as making sure you have the right message to the right market at the right time - that is what I call Direct Response Marketing.

Below you will find the Three Key Elements of Buying Solo Ads in order of importance

• The List you are mailing to - 60 %
• The offer you are sending to the List - 30 %
• The Swipe Copy that is selling them - 10 %

So we are going to mail out to these lists and next those people will go to our squeeze page and than straight to a one time offer  (OTO) - so we will measure our return on investment (ROI). We want to be able to a ROI within 30 days usually and with most lists.

How you can be scammed by SOLO ADS vendor 

Solo Ad Providers can scam you in 3 primary ways:

1. By not sending the purchased number of clicks
2. By not sending with your e-mail swipe
3. By not sending the % of Top Tier Traffic you purchased

In any of the 3 above scenarios your conversions will suffer. So how to avoid getting scammed?

How to select great Solo Ad provider and avoid scam solo ad vendors

We only need the best solo ads - solo ads that work. This is how you should check your new Solo Ad vendor before you buy traffic from him:

1. Look for sales pages
2. Look for real images of individuals (match to social media)
3. Look for realistic testimonials
4. Connect personally

Find SOLO AD provider Facebook page and contact him - ask your questions

Here are the questions you should ask your Solo Ad vendor before you buy traffic from him

1. Ask if they can send using your swipe copy
2. Ask for 85% Top Tier Traffic
3. Ask when the last time it was that solo ad provider sent out your offer to their list
4. Ask how long it will take for the provider to deliver the clicks
5. Pricing: Ask how much they charge per click and then negotiate and ask fo 10 to 20 % under what they reply with.

Understanding your customers is the MOST Important information you can have when marketing your own products or services.

Before you buy any media you need to know what your goal is:

• Do you want to sell products to get revenue
• Do you want to collect leads (get new subscribers to your List)
• Do you want to get both revenue and building your list using good ROI

Framing the purchase

Incentive the seller to send the highest quality traffic by Framing the purchase – buy 200 clicks – see results – order 300 clicks…

It is your goal to minimize the risk while maximizing the potential ROI - it means keeping as much control over the AD as possible.

Framing the purchase is how you keep maximum control  each SOLO AD transaction by incentivizing each seller to send their best stuff.

Only scale to 500 and then 1000 clicks with people who you connect with and truly know will send high quality clicks at larger volumes based on tracked metrics.

Tracking you links. What to track:

With each solo ad there are 3 key metrics to measure:

Scaling your clicks:

1. Quality of clicks – you just need to be sure that quantity of clicks you received are equal to what you ordered
2. # of opt-ins – You are looking for 35- 45 % opt-in rates or higher (as long as you already know that you”re capture page is converting)
3. # of sales – you need to see at least 1 % conversion rate with solo ad traffic – meaning that for every 100 leads you generate , you should be seeing a sale.

Tracking your Solo Ads – use Clickmagick for tracking SOLO AD results

This is example of How you can track your SOLO ADS traffic results using Clickmagick software for tracking your links.

Resource: How to select great Solo Ad provider and avoid getting scammed.