New to WickedFire...new to Affiliate Marketing

BrickSandwich

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Hello,

I'm very interested in starting an Affiliate Marketing business. I'm in the process of doing my due dilgence and in my research, I've come across a term - Daily Budget/Maximum Spend Limit. Those terms were used specifically in connection with starting an account on Facebook and suggested that when you first start out, your FB daily budget would be $50/day. Does this mean I would have to pay $50 each day my advertisting runs on their site???

Thanks in advance for the clarification. Let me know if further information is need.

Thanks.
 


Thanks dubbyah...but please break this down for me like I was 5...is this the max amt that FB would pay to me or the max amt I would pay to FB??? I don't know why this concept is stumping me...but it's not the first and it won't be the last. Still, I press on!
 
ok.

You need to know some basics.

An affiliate Network (eg. Neverblue CPA Affiliate Network and Global Online Lead Generation Experts) is the company that holds the offers. They pay YOU. (If you generate sales and leads)

Facebook is an advertising platform. You are:

An Advertiser.

Therefor you pay Facebook to advertise YOUR ads to THEIR inventory on THEIR ad platform.

So, you have:

1.Yourself (affiliate)
2.Network (offers)
3.Ad Platform (facebook - finding your prospects) There are hundreds of ad platforms.

Combine them properly and you get:
Sales/leads

So, your $50 day limit, is limiting YOUR ad spend on FACEBOOKS network.

Your $50 goes towards cost per click or cost per 1k impressions(CPC/CPM). Once you hit that $50 limit a couple of times, your daily ad-spend will increase.

Most advertising platforms do not start off with such low budgets. But facebook is a cunt.

Google and searching the forum will answer alot of your questions.

goodluck!
 
please stop telling these people how to make it big in affiliate marketing, that's all i need is more cut-throat competition!
 
ok.

You need to know some basics.

An affiliate Network (eg. Neverblue CPA Affiliate Network and Global Online Lead Generation Experts) is the company that holds the offers. They pay YOU. (If you generate sales and leads)

Facebook is an advertising platform. You are:

An Advertiser.

Therefor you pay Facebook to advertise YOUR ads to THEIR inventory on THEIR ad platform.

So, you have:

1.Yourself (affiliate)
2.Network (offers)
3.Ad Platform (facebook - finding your prospects) There are hundreds of ad platforms.

Combine them properly and you get:
Sales/leads

So, your $50 day limit, is limiting YOUR ad spend on FACEBOOKS network.

Your $50 goes towards cost per click or cost per 1k impressions(CPC/CPM). Once you hit that $50 limit a couple of times, your daily ad-spend will increase.

Most advertising platforms do not start off with such low budgets. But facebook is a cunt.

Google and searching the forum will answer alot of your questions.

goodluck!


why...........................
 
move along....nothing to see here.

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If you're just starting out - ESPECIALLY when you're just starting out - I would suggest you use FREE traffic generation methods. Then, once you've figured out what works, you can always add facebook and other types of PPC/PPV. If you jump into PPC/PPV before you really know what you're doing, you're just flushing your money down the toilet.