The Simple System

Not one new sign up, and not even one opt-in. My tracking service registered they delivered visitors, but what good are visitors who won’t take any action?

Next, I started looking at Pay-Per-Click (PPC) options. There are all kinds of training programs talking about how to get cheap clicks from places like Bing and Facebook. But, when you actually start to put those into practice the clicks are nowhere near as cheap as they say. Especially when it concerns the Make Money Online niche and BizOpps.

I tried other cheap PPC click sites and found that my ads were being shown on Cryptocurrency and Paid-To-Click sites where people are paid to click on ads. Many of them in non-English speaking countries. Again, not even one opt-in…

Solo Ads

So, after all my searching and trial and error – the #1 source of active leads came from buying clicks through solo ads. The clicks in the solo ads are actually cheaper than advertising in the search engines. Plus, the visitors are targeted and interested in what we have to offer.

If you’re looking for a quick way to get opt-ins and sales, solo ads are a great place to start!

There are many sources to find solo ad vendors. You can search Google for Solo Ads, but how do you know who to trust? And besides some of them are really expensive – since they have to pay the search engine a lot to be listed in the ads at the top of the search results…

You can also do a search on Facebook for “Solo Ad Testimonials” and you’ll find their group where people post the results from solo ads they’ve purchased.

Udimi.com is one place where I found clicks to be cost-effective.

Most of the vendors on Udimi over-deliver on their clicks, so you can get an extra 10-15% clicks for free. For example, if you purchase an order for 200 clicks, they will actually deliver either 220 or 230 clicks depending on the the vendor.

Not only that, but Udimi does a great job of filtering out useless clicks so you don’t waste money paying for bot (non-human) clicks. If you choose to use their "Prime" filter, you will get an even higher quality of click – which usually results in more opt-ins and sales.

When I buy clicks from Udimi, the first thing I do is check out the "Solo Deals" link at the top of the page. That’s where they list the vendors who are running specials and you can grab clicks at a discount.

There are also a couple other features I pay attention to when looking to try out a vendor’s clicks.

They are pointed out by the red arrows in the graphic below:

The first thing I pay attention to is the percentage of customers that reported they "Got Sales" when using a vendor. It is indicated by the "$" in a green circle (pointed out by the red arrow on the left above).

In the graphic above, 32% of Indulis’ last 100 customers reported they made sales after purchasing his clicks. Myself, I have made a lot of sales through Indulis – he sends great clicks! Lots of opt-ins to my email list and almost always at least one, if not a few immediate sales with each order.

The only problem with the "Got sales" percentage is that when you get 1 sale, that counts the same as as when you get 5-10 sales…

I purchased clicks from another vendor who had a great "Got sales" percentage. As a result of his high percentage, he charges a premium for his clicks. I ended up paying an extra $.29 per click dreaming about all the sales that would come rolling in…

The result I got from his clicks was the lowest opt-in rate to my email list out of all the vendors I’ve tried… and I only made 1 sale.

Not only that, but he was a real pain in the ass to deal with. He sent me messages that I should not register my results until I could submit "Got sales". And, that if I didn’t get any immediate sales, I needed to wait until my follow up emails ran to see if I would eventually make a sale.

It seems he only cares about his "Got sales" rating, and not about his customer’s results in buying clicks from him. I won’t be ordering any more clicks from him.

His $.69 clicks were so NOT worth it. More expensive does not always mean better quality… As a result, I had to learn about another rating Udimi offers.

The other rating to pay attention to is pointed out above by the red arrow on the right in the graphic above. That rating is for "Repeat orders."

A higher repeat orders percentage means that more people are returning to make additional purchases from a vendor. When people get a good opt-in rate and make sales, they will return and purchase more clicks.

If someone has a high "Got sales" percentage, but a lower "Repeat orders" percentage, you might be better off looking for someone else to get clicks from.

Before I forget… If you decide to try Udimi.com you will receive a $5 discount toward your first order when you register a new account through the links here in "The Simple System".