I was wondering what you guys thought the most effective paid advertising is. It could be anywhere that would bring in results (registrations that convert to active members). Thoughts?
Most effective paid advertising?
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I think banner advertisement is the best that provides more illustration and clicks on a webpage.
If you need to get leads (registrations or members) then I think you may try Facebook ads (with CPC campaign type), with this, you can setup detail targeting campaign in order to focus only on your potential audiences. Then you will have the high percent to get leads. IMO
Goggle Adwords - No debate on this. Moreover, if you want to promote your brand socially, then you can also try Facebook Ads. It will greatly help you bring good leads for your business.
Whether it's social media ads or PPC, if we target the proper audience we will surely get better results.
I've found Facebook Ads, with demographic targeting, to be most effective - very high CTR
Most Sales-Effective and Cost-Effective Ad Types
Facebook Ads.
Google Search Ads.
Google Display Ads.
LinkedIn Ads.
Facebook Ads.
Google Search Ads.
Google Display Ads.
LinkedIn Ads.
PPC one of the most powerful Internet advertising strategies for companies today. Paid search advertising is an efficient way to bypass the competition.
As much as advertisements are concerned, I know few things through the help of Facebook Ads running. Most effective paid advertising is the one that is run in terms of conversion or the one that redirects customers to your affiliate marketing website.
Most effective paid advertising is to pay users for participate in your community because little reward as low as 0,01 $ per post can garantee contunity of your forum and you start by bring some members first of time by introducing your board on paid to write websites. Forum that doesn't pay a reward for users may have some active users other side forum that pays a reward to users can have a lot of copy paste so a lot of moderation.
Honestly unless your Coca Cola, Pepsi, GoDaddy, HostGator, etc it's a cesspool to get good rates from such networks.
IDEALLY you would want to board smaller networks but I had no avails in such EITHER. Later as soon as I am done dealing with one of these. I gonna share about a small lot that I were looking to try that would fulfill my requirements (mainly 25 bucks or less deposit and dish up Push Ads).
If you're wanting active members who are posting for free and posting a lot, then maybe you should give them some enticement to get in the deal, say some money making thing where they have to be an active member to earn. Now, of course, you can always find forum freaks who will post a lot on an interesting forum for nothing in return, but the problem is that it can be difficult to get them - so there needs to be a strong backup plan.
Anyway, you can see something similar at grocery stores and gas stations. You now when they give those cards that save you money - only if you use the card.
Anyway, you can see something similar at grocery stores and gas stations. You now when they give those cards that save you money - only if you use the card.
In reality that stuffs is already "baked" into the price. Why do you think places like StarBucks, PetPeople, etc charge what they charge otherwise?
Even when you use credit cards at businesses your paying for yours and/or other people perks on credit card transactions.
Nor do I think that's practical and the point anyways of a communtial forum. If it was say to be for a hosting provider's forum, a software vendor forum or something where you get discounts because your actively supporting their clienteles that would be different. Since your at this point being like Amazon Flex.
