Filter Pricing Published

Heather, I disagree about the equability, yes sellers make less net margin and I sympathize, but that's not something for buyers to shoulder, but for sellers to streamline and upgrade their infrastructures - For example, looking at your stats in the screenshot (and I'm not singling you out here, it's just that you're the one talking to me, others have similar), you have much lower than average home connections, higher than average proxy clicks and lower than average top tier. So these new filter markups mean buyers have to pay a lot more just to get normal quality clicks, THAT isn't equitable.

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The bottom line is that most sellers feel the filters here are not accurate. I generate sales all day long. And if you look at the hostnames on my traffic it does not gel with whatever that graph represents.

With regard to being equitable. Go to the Facebook groups or go to Warrior and see what the pricing is there WITHOUT ANY FILTERING. Then come back here and you will realize what a bargain this place is.

I've been on the Facebook groups and I know what you're saying, it is good Udimi has filters at all. I'm placing my first orders this week and I always use tracking links, so I'll see for myself what's coming in. I just don't see how buyers could make a decent ROI with $1+ click filters on.

Dimitri, what do you think about what Heather said about the graphs? Any truth to that?

I don't know how to put that bar into context. Because look here at this image it says I only have 14% mobile. That would mean that my list has to be 86% desktop!

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My second solo pulled around 36% Optin Ratio. For me that is good. Would love to do better, but am not that good at ad copy writing. But what I love is that my landing page is basic and ugly and does better than my professional video landing page. Figures, this Solo was for only 50 Clicks and got a 36% Optin Ratio and my 200 Clicks received less than 20% when from the same Vendor, it has usually perform well above a 30% Optin ratio. That is life in the FASTLANE! Keep the Faith, Richard

36% is pretty good. If you are achieving 40% or better you are doing really well. I'm not surprised that your "ugly" squeeze page is doing better than any fancy ones you might have. My best performing squeeze page has an average conversion rate of 42.8% and all it is a headline in big red letters with an opt-in form underneath. It's as basic as you can get, but it works best. The opt-in rate is completely dependent on your headline copy. If you have a catchy headline that makes people curious they almost cannot help subscribing.

When it comes to buying solos, the real "magic" comes from your funnel. Your goal should always be to make sales on the back end to at least recover the cost of the solo, thereby getting the leads for free. Once you master how to break even on your solos, then you can start the next process, which is to try and make a profit on the solo as well as getting your leads for free! It takes lots of testing and work, but when you finally get there, there's nothing better than gettign your subscribers for free and making a few extra bucks on the solo too!

Thanks, that is the goal. Richard

System still lacks some things. Sellers should have the option whether they want to send filtered traffic to Buyer/Seller Landing Page regardless of what filters the buyer paid for or didn't pay for. Now it's like I'm discriminating against some just because they are using a different platform, disabled cookies/java, or whatever. Also, using one redirect link for all solos just doesn't make sense especially if you have different niches. It would be nice to have this option for each solo ad and I can change it anytime I want. In some cases I rather have subscribers go directly to buyer's page regardless of filters because I don't want to misguide them and if there is value offered they should be able to benefit instead of ending up on some generic landing page. This is important and should be available to the sellers ASAP. So for each solo that I approve there should be settings next to the stats. The settings for each solo ad going out should have following: 1. Send all filtered traffic to Buyer (YES/NO) 2. Filter/overdelivery URL: 3. Overdelivery rate:

This way you will have happy buyers, happy sellers and happy subscribers.

As for cookies / java. We do not filter java. We block people without javascript. Cookies and javascript are technologies that 100% browsers have enabled by default. Turning them off will cause most of sites to be unusable.

Try to do that yourself: you won't be able even to login anywhere. That's why we filter people, who will never optin or login to buyer's site. And this will not change.

As for other suggestions, I have good news for you: all three items you mentioned are in development right now. Moreover, you'll be able to define custom o/d and filtering links for each solo.

And even more good news: all will be published this week!

Best, Uncle Dimitry.

Uncle D,

When it comes time loading a solo. I have them booked well into July now, how are we supposed to know (remember) which filters have been selected?

I don't see any of them listed on the swipe page.

Thanks, Heather

D'OH!

Techs are improving swipe screen, so, this will be added shortly

LOL ok.. ;)

Great !

I see that we can now set over delivery and filtered clicks links for each individual solo now which is awesome. However, how do you save it? I'm not seeing anywhere to save the swipe after I enter my over delivery and filtered click links.

Damn, I'm loving the new "filtered clicks: send to" and overdelivery link settings in the solo swipe section. Great addition, Uncle D!

How do you save the links once you have changed them in the solo?

it saves automatically, but we added usual Save button to stop confusion.

OK that's great because mine was not saving automatically for some reason. Works great now though and it's an awesome feature!