Vick’s Secret CPVR Traffic strategy
When most people think of online traffic, they think of the traditional sources like search engine optimization (SEO) or pay-per-click (PPC) advertising. However, there is another source of traffic that is often overlooked – cost per view (CPV) advertising.
CPV advertising is a type of online advertising where advertisers pay for each view that their ad receives. This means that you only pay when someone actually watches your ad, regardless of whether or not they take any action afterwards.
CPV advertising can be an effective way to generate leads and sales, but it can also be expensive if you don’t know what you’re doing. That’s why I’m going to share with you Vick’s secret CPVR traffic strategy.
With this strategy, you’ll be able to get high-quality CPV traffic at a fraction of the cost of traditional CPV campaigns. So let’s get started!
The first thing you need to do is find a niche market that is interested in what you’re selling. This can be done by using keyword research tools like Google AdWords Keyword Planner or semrush.com.
Once you’ve found a niche market, the next step is to create a landing page that will be used to collect leads. Your landing page should be designed to convert visitors into leads, so make sure it looks professional and includes an opt-in form.
Now it’s time to set up your CPV campaign. There are a number of different networks that offer CPV advertising, but the one I recommend using is Traffic Vance. Traffic Vance is a powerful network that offers high-quality traffic at very competitive prices.
When setting up your campaign, you’ll need to choose your target audience, bid amount, and daily budget. I recommend starting with a broad target audience and a low bid amount to start with, then increasing your bid amount as your campaign progresses.
Once your campaign is live, it’s important to monitor your results so that you can optimize for conversions. You can do this by tracking your click-through rate (CTR), conversion rate, and cost per conversion in your Traffic Vance account dashboard.
If you see that your CTR is low or your conversion rate is high, it means that you’re wasting money on unqualified traffic and need to adjust your targeting options accordingly. On the other hand, if you see that your CTR is high but your conversion rate is low, it means that you need to work on optimizing your landing page for conversions. Keep track of these metrics on a regular basis and make changes as needed in order to see the best results from your campaign. By following these steps, Vick was able generate leads at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods while still getting high-quality traffic! Try out this method for yourself and see how it works for you!
