no conversion

[gabe86]

So for the past month and half I been split testing 4 landers and when I finally pick the 1 landing pages that have been getting more conversions ( sale ) once a day or the following day. I start to increase my bid because I was positive it was working for me. and i wanted to make 2 conversions rather then once a day.

I used Ubersuggest to see which A/B was doing better. I decided to keep one that was conversing more. Made a copy of that landing page and just changed the color to CTR.

After running for a week. I only made one conversion ( sale ) ? Not sure what is going on. I thought the idea was to split test the see what is working then split test with another landing page like change the headline, sub or color of the CTR. And my landing page would start to increase in conversion. I only been getting clicks that's about it

I increase the bid from .09 to .12

What am i doing wrong. I check the affiliate link to make sure it was working ...which it is

Should i start to be narrow down my setting and only focus on OS, keyword etc?

Or should I keep the landing page that was working for and try a whole new landing page ?

has any one experience this before ?

 

[Strickland]

What traffic source are you using?

 

[gabe86]

traffic junky

What traffic source are you using?

 

[Strickland]

I have to admit I don't know much about that traffic junky. Do they give you information about the websites that have already given conversions?

 

[gabe86]

I have to admit I don't know much about that traffic junky. Do they give you information about the websites that have already given conversions?

not sure

 

[Graybeard]

Traffic Junky is traffic from Mindgeek's porn tubes --low quality but better than a lot of adult RTB/DSP traffic.

This is mostly 'mooch' type traffic. Looking at porn for free. When it comes to spending money it's hard to monetize.

Low barrier offers that are free may work out --like DOI and the sort.

 

[Strickland]

Mindgeek

Just googled them, interesting read!

 

[gabe86]

Traffic Junky is traffic from Mindgeek's porn tubes --low quality but better than a lot of adult RTB/DSP traffic.

This is mostly 'mooch' type traffic. Looking at porn for free. When it comes to spending money it's hard to monetize.

Low barrier offers that are free may work out --like DOI and the sort.

I hear ( youtube ) that traffic junky bring in premium traffic compare to plugrush

So what your saying this is normal ? from traffic junky

 

[Joy Unfold]

Yeah, that's low conversions gives a bad feeling in your stomach.

Post a screenshot of your landing page; maybe your copy is not great.

 

[gabe86]

Yeah, that's low conversions gives a bad feeling in your stomach.

Post a screenshot of your landing page; maybe your copy is not great.

i duplicate the landing the only change is the button is red. that/s the only difference. im thinking just stick with the lander 1 and 3 the way i labeled it. my lander is just a survey not a single page

 

[gabe86]

Porn tube traffic is not premium quality. We used to buy a lot of display and pops in adult for a webcam broadcast site.

Conversions were awful and 97%-99.8% were bounced hits. But a customer acquisition was worth $500+ in gross revenue to us --so the scarce conversions worked out. But we we looking for a 10€-30€ price point.

If you can't sell that traffic a survey you are not paying (or rewarding) the viewer enough to make the viewer want to participate. Maybe, you need a teaser that is porn site related for the first question. Do you like ____ or _____ better? --be shocking --use images. It's porn ffs

And 99% of Youtube MMO bullshit for affiliates is just that --total bullshit.

I actually used a one page lander and it didn't convert that good compare to the survey lander. i could change the title or subtitle.

right now im using porn hub traffic seem to convert better from the other tube

 

[Graybeard]

traffic junky bring in premium traffic

Porn tube traffic is not premium quality. We used to buy a lot of display and pops in adult for a webcam broadcast site.

Conversions were awful and 97%-99.8% were bounced hits. But a customer acquisition was worth $500+ in gross revenue to us --so the scarce conversions worked out. But we we looking for a 10€-30€ price point.

If you can't sell that traffic a survey you are not paying (or rewarding) the viewer enough to make the viewer want to participate. Maybe, you need a teaser that is porn site related for the first question. Do you like ____ or _____ better? --be shocking --use images. It's porn ffs

And 99% of Youtube MMO bullshit for affiliates is just that --total bullshit.

 

[gabe86]

banners

CPC What?
banner? or push/pop?
That makes a big difference too.

 

[gabe86]

Well, then the banner has user intent.
Your landing page should get a 5% CTR or better it it's any good (meaning it 'delivers' --is relevant to the banner and a good value proposition).
If you are not getting conversions on a decent CTR (as the above) the offer is either a fail or they are shaving you.

So is the survey or your LP the bottleneck ?

500cpc => $z_CTR = $x_conversion
banner/LP/offer

I don't now what your sample size is but you need 500 or more CPC 'clicks' for the sample to be meaningful.

I need to check but what i have been doing is just keeping track when I get a sale I write down the banners name, and the landing page and other thing like OS, banner position etc.

survey it has about like 5 to 6 questions

 

[Graybeard]

CPC What?
banner? or push/pop?
That makes a big difference too.

 

[gabe86]

Here we go again for some reason I'm now starting to see results I made no changes what so ever. On 8/1 I made 3 conversions, 8/2 I got 3 conversions and today I got 1 conversion. Not sure if there is some kind of optimization or some kind of algorithm where It take a while to score my banners and landing page on TJ then it rank my ads in some way.

 

[gabe86]

So what your saying is continue to split test monthly

 

[Graybeard]

banners

Well, then the banner has user intent.
Your landing page should get a 5% CTR or better it it's any good (meaning it 'delivers' --is relevant to the banner and a good value proposition).
If you are not getting conversions on a decent CTR (as the above) the offer is either a fail or they are shaving you.

So is the survey or your LP the bottleneck ?

500cpc => $z_CTR = $x_conversion
banner/LP/offer

I don't now what your sample size is but you need 500 or more CPC 'clicks' for the sample to be meaningful.

 

[xlovecash]

great read, I would mind you test with our cams [promo tools] to see if things improve.

 

[Strickland]

I think what @Graybeard is getting at is you need data and lots of it, yiou need numbers so you can see clearly where conversions are coming from and where money is being wasted.
Are you able to use a tracker like Voluum or bemob?

 

[gabe86]

I thought this whole time I had to be focusing on split testing. ( looking on YouTube they talked about split test ) To see what is working bring in conversion. And keep split testing while I'm writing down what is bring me conversion such as mobile, computer, OS, banner, date and time, states, position.

That what I been doing.

 

[Graybeard]

There is absolutely no consistency with a small sample

• when have 1,000,000 impressions you may have 2,000 clicks and 250 average conversions.
• if you can get consistently 500 clicks a day (or in a time span) you may see an average range of 5-15 conversions a day.
• you can't micro manage with small samples.

 

[thelegend]

Keep testing and be sure that the offer you promote to be relevant to your landing page .If you have a landing page and when people submit and they see a diferent offer from the landing page then they will be skeptycal to buy from you

 

[gabe86]

count,creative A/B push ad test example --Filtered CPC
99,1197260
90,1197261


There is no one formula for creating successful banner creatives.
However, there are certain elements that are commonly used in effective banner ads.
These elements include a strong headline, relevant and eye-catching visuals, and a clear call-to-action.
An effective headline is one that immediately grabs attention and compels the reader to want to learn more.
The headline should be concise and to the point, and it should clearly communicate the main message of the ad.
The visuals in a banner ad should be relevant to the product or service being advertised.
They should be eye-catching and engaging, and they should help to convey the message of the ad.
The call-to-action in a banner ad should be clear and concise, and it should tell the reader what they need to do in order to take advantage of the offer.
It should be easy to understand and should not require any further explanation.


A/B testing is a method of comparing two versions of a web page to see which one performs better.
This can be done by split testing, which is where traffic is randomly divided between the two versions, or by multivariate testing, which tests multiple versions at the same time.
A/B testing is an important tool for optimizing web pages, as it allows businesses to make data-driven decisions about which version of a page is more likely to convert visitors into customers.
There are a few things to keep in mind when conducting A/B tests:
1.
Make sure that the changes you're testing are small.
If you're testing big changes, it will be hard to know which change is responsible for any difference in results.
2.
Test one change at a time.
This will again help you isolate the effect of each change.
3.
Keep the test running for a long enough period of time to get reliable results.
A/B tests can take a few days or even weeks to complete, depending on the amount of traffic you're getting.
4.
Make sure you have enough traffic to get reliable results.

If you don't have enough traffic, your results may not be statistically significant.
A/B testing is a powerful tool for optimizing web pages and increasing conversion rates.
By following the tips above, you can ensure that your A/B tests are effective and produce reliable results

Multi-variate testing is a method of marketing analysis that allows businesses to test multiple different marketing variables at the same time.
This type of testing can be used to test anything from website content to email subject lines.
Multi-variate testing can be an extremely valuable tool for businesses, as it allows them to test multiple different marketing strategies at the same time.
This type of testing can help businesses to determine which marketing strategies are most effective for their target audience.
Multi-variate testing can be a somewhat complex process, however, businesses that use this type of testing can see a significant increase in their marketing effectiveness.
If you are interested in using multi-variate testing for your business, there are a few things that you should keep in mind.
First, it is important to select the right platform for your business.
There are a number of different platforms that offer multi-variate testing, and it is important to select one that is right for your business.
Second, you need to create a hypothesis for your test.
This will help you to determine what you hope to achieve with your test.
Third, you need to select the right sample size for your test.
This will ensure that your results are accurate.
Fourth, you need to create a plan for how you will execute your test.
This includes selecting the right tools and resources.
Finally, you need to analyze your results.
This will help you to determine what works best toward your campaign goal.

This was written by AI in response to my topic seed phrases

Sorry for my late reply. I had some chest pains for the past few days.

I seen a few videos about split testing. I think I got the idea about that. Thank you for sharing that with me.

I think it goes the same for banners split testing as well. As for banners in my case I haven't been changing anything yet just keeping track which ones are getting conversion. I should get at least make 4 or 5 banners running. Then only pick 2 of the best ones ? is that right ?

Maybe I'm doing it all wrong. when it comes to the creating a campaign in TJ. I talked to my AM and he said the desktop is doing better

So this whole time I been just focus on the US.

I should leave all the settings as they. Dont touch anything just let run

Made one for desktop M and mobile M campaigns

 

[gabe86]

Keep testing and be sure that the offer you promote to be relevant to your landing page .If you have a landing page and when people submit and they see a diferent offer from the landing page then they will be skeptycal to buy from you

yes my landing page is on 3D animation and the landing page is also 3D animation