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They had problems with the tracker script last week and no link was working, and the filtered clicks seem to be a common ghost in their system.
They had problems with the tracker script last week and no link was working, and the filtered clicks seem to be a common ghost in their system.
This is just a mess. Sellers know when their list is most responsive and at what times..sending solos at random time of day just don't work.
100% agree.... not good business when you force your platform sellers to change their entire business model, or give up control of your own business.
100% agree.... not good business when you force your platform sellers to change their entire business model, or give up control of your own business.
I agree with both of you. Especially if you are selling multiple solos per day, both on Udimi and elsewhere, there's no way to accommodate someone requesting a specific time.
While I, and many others here can fulfill on the day of, it is much more difficult to sell a specific timeslot due to time zone differences, as Andy has stated here.
While I understand what a nice feature this can be for the BUYER, it should NOT be a forced feature pushed onto a Seller.
The BEST thing to do in order to keep the value proposition high would be to...
1) Allow SELLERS the option to provide time specific solos (more valuable if they can offer this service). But give sellers the choice, just like you give sellers the option to charge what they feel their traffic is worth.
2) Allow BUYERS to pick from whether or not they want to work with Sellers who are "time slot" sellers, or just work with Sellers in general.
But I don't agree that making ALL sellers do this is a wise business move. Sellers will most likely REJECT more orders this way.
There are plenty of other places to sell traffic outside of Udimi, and it just causes mixed feelings, in my opinion.
I agree with both of you. Especially if you are selling multiple solos per day, both on Udimi and elsewhere, there's no way to accommodate someone requesting a specific time.
While I, and many others here can fulfill on the day of, it is much more difficult to sell a specific timeslot due to time zone differences, as Andy has stated here.
While I understand what a nice feature this can be for the BUYER, it should NOT be a forced feature pushed onto a Seller.
The BEST thing to do in order to keep the value proposition high would be to...
1) Allow SELLERS the option to provide time specific solos (more valuable if they can offer this service). But give sellers the choice, just like you give sellers the option to charge what they feel their traffic is worth.
2) Allow BUYERS to pick from whether or not they want to work with Sellers who are "time slot" sellers, or just work with Sellers in general.
But I don't agree that making ALL sellers do this is a wise business move. Sellers will most likely REJECT more orders this way.
There are plenty of other places to sell traffic outside of Udimi, and it just causes mixed feelings, in my opinion.
The more promoted slots there are the less valuable they become unfortunately, as it will no longer be a premium. In fact, even with the almost 30 promoted slots, there's no point in buying the $47 slot any longer, as you're already on Page 2 for the matter.
The more promoted slots there are the less valuable they become unfortunately, as it will no longer be a premium. In fact, even with the almost 30 promoted slots, there's no point in buying the $47 slot any longer, as you're already on Page 2 for the matter.
There is a new software released to overcome that problem :)
Really? I'd love to see what kind of software gets around Gateway/Router based rules and standards set by the ESP community. Interesting idea, but never heard of one defying the odds. Do share.
Really? I'd love to see what kind of software gets around Gateway/Router based rules and standards set by the ESP community. Interesting idea, but never heard of one defying the odds. Do share.
Most of the emails sent via the common autoresponders like Aweber, Getresponse, etc. are HTML based format.
However, sending images is one of those triggers that can get your email message trapped by the spam filters, unless your sender reputation (from address domain, sending domain, sending IP, and click tracker IP) is high enough.
Most solo ad sellers don't send via their own mail servers, and rely upon 3rd party autoresponder services, which they have no control over the total sender reputation.
Generally, most people's emails end up in spam, and even more so when you have images inside the email body.
That's not to say that it won't inbox, but generally it doesn't. I don't bother including anyone's images in my outgoing emails. Got to preserve my own sender reputation too.
Most of the emails sent via the common autoresponders like Aweber, Getresponse, etc. are HTML based format.
However, sending images is one of those triggers that can get your email message trapped by the spam filters, unless your sender reputation (from address domain, sending domain, sending IP, and click tracker IP) is high enough.
Most solo ad sellers don't send via their own mail servers, and rely upon 3rd party autoresponder services, which they have no control over the total sender reputation.
Generally, most people's emails end up in spam, and even more so when you have images inside the email body.
That's not to say that it won't inbox, but generally it doesn't. I don't bother including anyone's images in my outgoing emails. Got to preserve my own sender reputation too.
I'm new to the site and have little knowledge on what needs to be done first. if you could could help me put my foot toward that would be very much appreciated. Thank you
Are you interested in BUYING solo traffic or selling it? If buying,
there are plenty of sellers here in Udimi you can choose from.
If
you are promoting a business opportunity, MLM, or Internet
marketing-related affiliate program, there are many on here that can
accommodate you, including yours truly.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Are you interested in BUYING solo traffic or selling it? If buying,
there are plenty of sellers here in Udimi you can choose from.
If
you are promoting a business opportunity, MLM, or Internet
marketing-related affiliate program, there are many on here that can
accommodate you, including yours truly.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Hey Huey,
I'm not sure about Udimi, I bought a hundred clicks yesterday and I got zero clicks,
not one from another member...
I didn't get any clicks at all.
Hi James,
I did not receive an order from you unfortunately, which probably explains why you didn't see any campaign fulfillment from me either. Please PM me the link you need to promote, and we can take it from there.
Thanks.
--Huey
Hi James,
I did not receive an order from you unfortunately, which probably explains why you didn't see any campaign fulfillment from me either. Please PM me the link you need to promote, and we can take it from there.
Thanks.
--Huey
Have a highly responsive US based bizopp/MLM list. Hit me up if interested. Leads are all generated outside of your typical solo ad seller circles. I have built all of my lists from real mainstream ad sources (media buys, PPCs, direct mail, etc.) so they're highly responsive to your type of offer.
Hit me up if you want to test it out!
Have a highly responsive US based bizopp/MLM list. Hit me up if interested. Leads are all generated outside of your typical solo ad seller circles. I have built all of my lists from real mainstream ad sources (media buys, PPCs, direct mail, etc.) so they're highly responsive to your type of offer.
Hit me up if you want to test it out!
Hi James, I have been promoting the MLM, bizopp, and IM space since 2000. My traffic loves these types of program? Let me know h ow myself or any of the others here on Udimi can help you!
All the best!
Hi James, I have been promoting the MLM, bizopp, and IM space since 2000. My traffic loves these types of program? Let me know h ow myself or any of the others here on Udimi can help you!
All the best!
I agree with you all on both single optin and double optin. I've run both types of campaigns thousands of times over the years, and they both serve its own purposes. There is NEITHER a right way or wrong way about collecting leads.
The only thing that matters, at the end of the day, is ROI. Does your campaign and funnel make you money? If not, then fix it. If yes, then test more improvements.
I used to use double optin, but found that between 70-90% of the quality traffic I generate to my conversion pages are never verified again due to things outside my control, like spam filters at gateway or inbox level with the email service providers, and also people who want instant access to information but because they don't get it, they leave.
People's online attention span is very small. If you can't keep them in the first 5 seconds, they leave. That's just human nature.
But Guido does have a point about getting signups that open your email, especially if sellers are sending you LESS quality traffic from un-reputable sources.
But whether they are single optin or double optin, does NOT mean that they are better or worse. What matters is the TRAFFIC quality PLUS your conversion funnel.
Just my 2 cents.
I agree with you all on both single optin and double optin. I've run both types of campaigns thousands of times over the years, and they both serve its own purposes. There is NEITHER a right way or wrong way about collecting leads.
The only thing that matters, at the end of the day, is ROI. Does your campaign and funnel make you money? If not, then fix it. If yes, then test more improvements.
I used to use double optin, but found that between 70-90% of the quality traffic I generate to my conversion pages are never verified again due to things outside my control, like spam filters at gateway or inbox level with the email service providers, and also people who want instant access to information but because they don't get it, they leave.
People's online attention span is very small. If you can't keep them in the first 5 seconds, they leave. That's just human nature.
But Guido does have a point about getting signups that open your email, especially if sellers are sending you LESS quality traffic from un-reputable sources.
But whether they are single optin or double optin, does NOT mean that they are better or worse. What matters is the TRAFFIC quality PLUS your conversion funnel.
Just my 2 cents.
Ramsey,
You probably hear about everyone talking about FUNNELS. The truth is, if you have a simple way for your visitors to get the information you are promising them, WITHOUT confusing them along the way, and causing them to click out of your conversion process, then you'll do much better.
I see too many people who have an opt-in page that leads to some offer wall of unrelated "affiliate offers". There's nothing wrong with sending them to a confirmation page with offers to click on, as long as they are RELATED. Your job as a marketer is to keep congruency in check! Make sure that if you are offering to help people make an extra $100/day with Facebook, that your next page doesn't promise them $1,000,000 a day doing some binary options deal. That will immediately break their trust with you.
Also, make sure your email follow ups are congruent. You don't want to make the same mistake here either.
Build trust and rapport by providing quality and valuable information to your subscribers, and you'll make sales from the recommended offers you ultimately promote.
The other thing about sending subscribers to OFFERS out there(especially if it's not your own), is that you really have to watch out for marketers who have these never ending loops of Exit Pops, which really piss off any web visitor.
Hope this helps.
Huey
Ramsey,
You probably hear about everyone talking about FUNNELS. The truth is, if you have a simple way for your visitors to get the information you are promising them, WITHOUT confusing them along the way, and causing them to click out of your conversion process, then you'll do much better.
I see too many people who have an opt-in page that leads to some offer wall of unrelated "affiliate offers". There's nothing wrong with sending them to a confirmation page with offers to click on, as long as they are RELATED. Your job as a marketer is to keep congruency in check! Make sure that if you are offering to help people make an extra $100/day with Facebook, that your next page doesn't promise them $1,000,000 a day doing some binary options deal. That will immediately break their trust with you.
Also, make sure your email follow ups are congruent. You don't want to make the same mistake here either.
Build trust and rapport by providing quality and valuable information to your subscribers, and you'll make sales from the recommended offers you ultimately promote.
The other thing about sending subscribers to OFFERS out there(especially if it's not your own), is that you really have to watch out for marketers who have these never ending loops of Exit Pops, which really piss off any web visitor.
Hope this helps.
Huey
Hey Arthur,
How much traffic do you need? I have access to international traffic. (NON US).
Also, I have US based forex traffic as well.
Hit me up.
Huey
Hey Arthur,
How much traffic do you need? I have access to international traffic. (NON US).
Also, I have US based forex traffic as well.
Hit me up.
Huey
Deni,
Open rates are a direct result of the email subject line. There are many things you can do to improve your OPEN rate, but most of it is copy, timing and email server deliverability. If it never makes it to the inbox, let alone the spambox, it will directly affect your numbers obviously. Email delivery is OUTSIDE your control. The only thing you can control is copy content, which you must do your best to avoid all spam trigger words/phrases. Make sure your from name is congruent with your email subject line (as much as possible). I've seen some pretty creative ones lately that got my attention:
From Name: I saw that
Email Subject: you were referred by a friend...
Think about that one above. It would not trigger any spam filters, and the curiosity format would lead to a more likely opener than not. If you can stay out of the spam filters, that's half the battle. The other half is creative.
Here's a great article that gives you 23 subject line templates covering a range of interest-invoking words that can help you.
http://blog.hubspot.com/sales/sales-email-subject-lines-that-get-prospects-to-open-read-and-respond#sm.00001lvpvv1wwfhbpv12neaykz8gj
By the way, 20% is actually NOT a bad open rate. It tells you that you have generated some interest in your list, but it wasn't overwhelming interest. My lists have seen as much as an 87% open rate. Part of the high metric is attributed to how well you give the right audience the desired information they seek and are interested, and how well you have cultivated these subscribers in your autoresponder, by branding yourself or your offer.
Everything goes hand in hand.
Hope this helps.
Huey
Deni,
Open rates are a direct result of the email subject line. There are many things you can do to improve your OPEN rate, but most of it is copy, timing and email server deliverability. If it never makes it to the inbox, let alone the spambox, it will directly affect your numbers obviously. Email delivery is OUTSIDE your control. The only thing you can control is copy content, which you must do your best to avoid all spam trigger words/phrases. Make sure your from name is congruent with your email subject line (as much as possible). I've seen some pretty creative ones lately that got my attention:
From Name: I saw that
Email Subject: you were referred by a friend...
Think about that one above. It would not trigger any spam filters, and the curiosity format would lead to a more likely opener than not. If you can stay out of the spam filters, that's half the battle. The other half is creative.
Here's a great article that gives you 23 subject line templates covering a range of interest-invoking words that can help you.
http://blog.hubspot.com/sales/sales-email-subject-lines-that-get-prospects-to-open-read-and-respond#sm.00001lvpvv1wwfhbpv12neaykz8gj
By the way, 20% is actually NOT a bad open rate. It tells you that you have generated some interest in your list, but it wasn't overwhelming interest. My lists have seen as much as an 87% open rate. Part of the high metric is attributed to how well you give the right audience the desired information they seek and are interested, and how well you have cultivated these subscribers in your autoresponder, by branding yourself or your offer.
Everything goes hand in hand.
Hope this helps.
Huey
Hey Zoey, Huey Lee here! Let me know which audience you need the traffic for. I do specialize in bizopp/MMO, and internet marketing traffic. I have segmented lists for both bizopp/MMO/WFH and Internet Marketing traffic. All T1 clicks, usually about 50-60% mobile. Lists are highly responsive as they come fresh from our media channels with thousands of fresh leads added each day. We have a high opt-in rate (as they have not seen most of the current offers in the space) for most offers we promote for. I work with many of the top producers, and have been in this industry since 2000. PM me privately here.
Hey Zoey, Huey Lee here! Let me know which audience you need the traffic for. I do specialize in bizopp/MMO, and internet marketing traffic. I have segmented lists for both bizopp/MMO/WFH and Internet Marketing traffic. All T1 clicks, usually about 50-60% mobile. Lists are highly responsive as they come fresh from our media channels with thousands of fresh leads added each day. We have a high opt-in rate (as they have not seen most of the current offers in the space) for most offers we promote for. I work with many of the top producers, and have been in this industry since 2000. PM me privately here.