does anyone do email/zip submits only?

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is there anyone on here who constantly does email/zip submit offers off search engines and actually makes good money doing it, like 500$ or more dollars daily?
 


I do them a lot, I've had $500 profit days, but lately advertisers and networks have sucked so it's been like $100-$200 days.
 
elucidex said:
I do them a lot, I've had $500 profit days, but lately advertisers and networks have sucked so it's been like $100-$200 days.
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how you do it? I mean from Web sites, email campaign, or vote/poll kinda sites? I tried several but never made profit but I got one profitable campaign then next day all zip is gone from Copeac.
 
i just tried one on google and yahoo and i thought it would do really well, but once again i lost money....
 
The only way to profit off these is with cheap clicks. In my opinion, $.10/click is to much with Yahoo, you want something between $.02-$.05. Build a very relevant landing site.. not page. Most of the examples you see were probably before Google's QS BS, you need a lot more than a poll and a paragraph to get some good QS and cheap clicks. I would suggest you find a way to get cheap traffic or beat the QS and then start making conversions better.
 
I set one up to play with the other day. It was an email submit, made a proffit. It wasn't enough for me to keep running it though. I spent about $75 and made $90ish dollars. This was with never doing email submits before at all (besides back in like 99 through email promo) through se's. I'll prly play with it some more.

I am guessing you guys are spending too much per click?
On google for this type of traffic, 1 email submit in 10-15 clicks. It cost .05 - .10 per click(for what I was targetting). So if you could get the conversion down to 1/5 or even 1/10 on a consistant basis, you could make a decent little campaign.

As the other guy said just get your click cost down. I mean I Never even tried this before and made a proffit. This was with no landing page at all, direct to offer(through a cloak).

Be Creative with your keywords, I was thinking up all sorts of shit.
 
elucidex said:
The only way to profit off these is with cheap clicks. In my opinion, $.10/click is to much with Yahoo, you want something between $.02-$.05. Build a very relevant landing site.. not page. Most of the examples you see were probably before Google's QS BS, you need a lot more than a poll and a paragraph to get some good QS and cheap clicks. I would suggest you find a way to get cheap traffic or beat the QS and then start making conversions better.
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Ok, but forget QS, how do you send traffic to zip/email page? like voting type or link bait or something from a page?
 
i did one about britney spears new cd, i got 33 clicks for 6 bucks, at 17 cents click and i only got 2 leads so i just stopped the campaign. i suck
 
Find SEO Dave's post about zip's from about 2 months ago. He gives great step by step instructions. Use that to come up with your own spin on a new idea. I did it and made a 70% ROI for 1.5 months. Nothing great but was nice pocket change.
 
I've just started doing submits too. I can get it down to .05 a click on good keywords, even though I send it right to the offer. I cloak off a domain name that actually has the keyword/s in it. I think I'm getting bonus QS for keywords in my domain names(???)
 
I like how you ask us if your correct in theory... Like we fucking have the big G's algos written behind our eyeballs...
You try that fucking trick... it hurts...
 
Er, OK... I'll go buy a bunch of shitty domains and report back...:thumbsup: Everybody is giving away tips on getting a better QS here. I'll go out on a limb and say that having generic domains / targeted long-tails doesn't hurt...
 
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