What is a solo ad?
Solo ads are email-based advertisements that are sent to a seller's email list on behalf of the buyer.
What are the benefits of buying a solo ad?
Solo ads can quickly drive targeted traffic to your offer, often resulting in leads and sales.
How does buying a solo ad work?
Select the desired click count, provide your link, and complete the payment process. The seller will send your advertising to their email list.
How long will it take for my solo ad to be delivered?
The seller will deliver your order within 100 hours or less.
How can I track the results of my solo ad?
Udimi tracks and filters your clicks automatically. You don't have to use any external tracking.
1. What niche does your traffic work best for?
My traffic works best for offers in the Make Money Online, Biz Opp, Work From Home, affiliate marketing, home business, and lead generation space.
These are the kinds of topics my audience already responds to, so the clicks are much more aligned than sending random traffic to an unrelated offer.
Offers on JVZoo, W+, Explodely, Cash Network and Max Bounty work great!
Is your traffic beginner friendly?
Yes, but your funnel still matters.
If you are a beginner with a solid opt-in page, simple follow-up, and an offer that matches the audience, you can do very well.
If your page is confusing or your offer does not fit the traffic, results can suffer no matter who you buy clicks from. I can ONLY do my best to send qualified clicks and leads from my email lists. That's it. :)
Do you recommend sending traffic straight to a sales page?
Usually no. ( Unless you understand the risks and want to anyway )
In most cases, I recommend capturing the lead first with an opt-in page and then following up by email. That gives you more chances to monetize the click instead of depending on an instant sales.
A solid follow-up series will get you around 5% more sales on the backend. ONLY if you have a good sender domain, good IP pool and are hitting the "Primary" tab of Gmail and other providers.
What kind of funnel converts best with your traffic?
The best-performing funnels are usually simple and clear:
Opt-in page with a strong hook
Thank you or bridge page
Relevant offer on the back end
Follow-up emails that continue the conversation
Simple usually wins. Overcomplicated funnels often lose people. Funnels with front-end offers of $7 or $17 usually work the best. Make sure you have upsells. That's how you make the PROFIT.
Can I promote any kind of offer to your traffic?
No.
I focus on MMO, Biz Op, Work At Home, affiliate marketing, lead generation, and closely related opportunities. If your offer is outside that lane, it is probably not the best fit for my audience.
What if I do not get sales right away?
That does not automatically mean the traffic was bad.
A lot of buyers make the mistake of judging a campaign too early. In this niche, follow-up is a huge part of the game.
Many sales happen days later after people have seen more emails and had time to think... Leads are often more valuable than day-one sales because you can get them to BUY multiple times.
I have leads who keep buying my own information products and marketing systems all the time. They'll buy, take a break, and 3 months later buy another offer. I see it all the time.
Do your clicks come from real people?
Yes, of course
My traffic is filtered through Udimi’s system, and I only want quality clicks hitting buyer offers. Bad clicks do not help my business, my ratings, or my repeat customer rate.
I want repeat customers who want to scale with me for years. That's my goal. So it does NOT serve me to be unethical. Plus, Udimi filters out anything bad anyway. They filter hard.
Do you guarantee sales or opt-ins?
No honest seller should not guarantee sales. If they do, it's not an ethical tactic, I guarantee it.
What I can do is deliver quality niche-relevant traffic. Sales and opt-ins depend on your page, your offer, your copy, your price point, your follow-up, and how well everything matches the audience.
I do my VERY BEST to make sure I qualify all leads and send the best.
What results should I expect?
That depends on your funnel quality, offer fit, and follow-up.
A good test is to look at:
opt-in rate
cost per lead
follow-up engagement
delayed sales
overall return over several days
Judging a campaign only by instant front-end sales can give you a very incomplete picture...
How many clicks should I start with?
If your offer is solid, I usually recommend starting with 500 clicks.
That gives you enough data to make a more realistic decision about your opt-in rate, lead quality, follow-up performance, and whether the funnel is worth scaling.
A test that is too small can sometimes give you misleading numbers, so 500 clicks is usually a much better starting point when you want real feedback from the market.
Especially because only so many people will optin to your lead magnet and even see the front-end product in your funnel. You need data on that page.
What makes your traffic different?
What makes my traffic different is that I do not just blast offers to a random list and hope for the best.
I have my own unique setup for qualifying leads and segmenting warm leads from cold leads, which helps me separate out the people who are more engaged and more likely to respond to MMO, Biz Op, and Work From Home offers.
I only deliver traffic to clients from my WARM list, not the cold segment.
That matters because niche relevance and buyer intent are everything in this business.
A click is not just a click. You want people who are already interested in these kinds of opportunities, not random traffic that has no connection to the offer.
Will your traffic work for high-ticket offers?
It can, but usually high-ticket works best when the funnel warms the lead up first.
If you are trying to sell something expensive right away from email traffic, that is usually harder. If you collect the lead, build trust, and present the offer properly, your odds go up a lot.
You could even build your low ticket offer sales up and sell your high ticket offer in the members area. This is where you see those crazy $40 to $200 EPC's all those guys post on their Facebook timelines.
Do you recommend using follow-up emails?
Absolutely!
A lot of the real money comes from the follow-up. Some buyers obsess over what happened in the first 24 hours, while the smarter ones understand that the backend is where campaigns often become profitable.
The KEY is that you have a great sender domain with a high score, good IP pool for your email auto-responder and you are hitting "Primary" tab and NOT "Promo" tab.
Can I send traffic to affiliate offers?
Yes, as long as the offer fits the niche and the funnel is set up properly.
In many cases, it is smarter to build your list first instead of sending raw traffic directly to an affiliate sales page. Do this at your own risk.
Do you accept repeat orders?
Yes, and I actually encourage scaling only after you have enough real data.
Once a funnel is converting and the numbers make sense, repeat orders become much easier to justify.
Especially if you know what your average cost per new customer is. That's when you can scale.
Do you offer 10% over-delivery of clicks?
No, because of the filters I'm already sending over 20% EXTRA just to delivery the solo ad order. And I'm getting sales from these filtered clicks every single day. Not sure why they do that.
