Pt.2 of this freakishly cool method.

Posted by Kris in June 7th 2008

Okay sorry about the delay. I’ve been a little busy on the home front. Also, jump back into the free ruck reports as there is a new cleaned up version of the CashTactics URL rotator <—- Or just click that. We will be using and talking about that version from here on out. Thank you Yebot from Yebot.com for getting us a better rotator and iframer.

Before we start using this URL rotator let me explain some things. It is important to test multiple offers. Split testing is VERY important in this business. One bad CPA offer can kill your budget. At the same time one good CPA offer can buy you a car! When I use the iframer I like to test out 3 offers at a time.

The offers are place in the $offerstr. Remember to separate your affiliate urls with a comma ( , ). Also, in order to activate that function you will need to delete the backslashes ( // ). You should find two of them there so make sure you delete both of them next to the $offerstr function. If you have a line counter on your html editor it’s on line 31. Or you can do it the old fashion way and just count down 31 lines.

Make sure that the offers you’re rotating are in the same niche. Don’t run a dating offer with an insurance offer through the rotator. Also, I like to rotate an email/zip submit, and two short forms to begin. This is just for testing purposes.

Okay enough about setting the URLs to rotate. If you have questions post in the members forum.

Now, what I like to do is purchase a domain for the specific niche. For example, if I want to run these bingo offers from Conver2Media I’ll go purchase a domain name like “PlayBingo.com” or “BingoTonight.net”, something bingo related.

I’ll then upload the URL rotator to the domain with the information filled out. I’ll make sure its working (hit re-load on the page several times so you see all of your offers). It is important to check the rotator once it has uploaded as sometimes your offers will break the frame. If that happens, just go find another.

Do your keyword research and drive people to the site with PPC.

Keep an eye out for the next post. I’ll go more into this little system.

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8 Comments

Scott L. Said,

June 8th, 2008 @2:24 pm

Hey Kris,

What does “sometimes your offers will break the frame” mean?

Thanks,
Scott

B-Man Said,

June 8th, 2008 @2:42 pm

Good post but based on part 1 i was expecting more of a trick or method to the PPC side of it then “Do your keyword research and drive people to the site with PPC.”

In the first part of this series you hinted that we would indirectly push traffic. Can you go into more detail about this?

B-Man

Bizkiller Said,

June 8th, 2008 @4:47 pm

hey ruck.

so if i wanted to promote 3 e-mail submits,

and the niche was about ipod?..

then are those 3 submits have to be ipod?

i dont get it, how would i promote email/zip submits..

Kris Said,

June 8th, 2008 @7:07 pm

@Scott - Some offers cannot be framed. You will know what I mean when it happens. They just… pop out of the frame.

@B-Man - I’ll go more into the framer and rotator on the next post. But basically thats it. Your using the actual offer as your “landing page”. Find keywords that relate to the offer itself. Or here’s a tip… If your promoting insurance based offers then you can site target websites for adults and websites for insurance.

@Bizkiller - Essentially yes. Use the offer as your hunting ground for keywords. In other words if you promote three offers for ipods, then look for keywords related to ipods. If your niche is insurance then find keywords for insurance.

This technique can be big because this is your chance to promote those offers for insurance, dating, health, etc. Now you will most likely have to spend more money in the testing process. Most of these larger offers are 3+ fields. But once you find an offer that converts you will want to get rid of the non converting offers. Rotating multiple offers allows you to split test quickly so that you can find a profitable gem as soon as possible. If you test one offer at a time that can cost you a lot of testing money in the long run. Does that make sense?

June 8th, 2008 @7:11 pm

Ok…so your basically just telling us to direct link using an iframe and a rotator.

I just thought there would be more to it or something.

Thanks for sharing.

June 8th, 2008 @11:53 pm

Kris, Thanks

so would you recommending doing zip/email for this one?

or larger pay out offers?

circa Said,

June 10th, 2008 @2:10 pm

Ok I understand everything so far but my main concern is that most offers page don’t have too much information on them… How will this affect quality score with Adwords, won’t it not be relevant to your keywords? I don’t know that much about QS so maybe someone could explain what is needed to use framing of the offer and get a good score?