Step by Step Guide To generate Money On The Internet

I have noticed that lots of hypes and lies are floating around CPA marketing arena.

As a result lots of marketers, especially Newbies fail into this trap and become victims.
So, I have decided to share the real blue print that gives CPA marketers the right track and direction to CPA marketing success.
The blue print is formatted in a step by step guide and is very compact and comfortable for a fast and easy read.
Here is the step by step guide,
I wish you happy reading!

Step 1: Use Only The Best CPA Networks – Stay Away From SCAM CPA Networks
In order to successfully promote CPA offers and make money, first you have to join trusted CPA networks which act as mediators between affiliates and merchants.
And, as the number of CPA networks coming everyday are increasing, you have to carefully select the right CPA network.
There are certain issues that you need to be aware, one of them is that as most of CPA networks either lack experience or they are scams, lots of affiliates lose their money, effort and energy promoting offers from scam CPA networks promoting CPA offers from these bad CPA networks .

So, if you want to make money using CPA marketing – you must first join a low risk, reputable and trusted CPA networks.
As there are plenty of CPA networks online, it is always recommended to join affiliate networks with good reputation so that you get paid for your efforts on time.

Step 2: Selection of Profitable CPA Offer is A must and Critical To Your Success
Once you join CPA network, you should be able to select high converting CPA offer that brings maximum result.
In other words…
As proper CPA offers selection is the most critical task in successful CPA marketing, you have to diligently carry out your CPA offer selection tasks as so to find offers that bring the highest success.
… You will succeed in CPA marketing only if you select and promote the right CPA offer in the most profitable niche.

Step 3: Test CPA offer – Always Test to Make Sure That a Particular CPA offer and its Marketing Components Are Right
Once you select CPA offer you should drive traffic to your CPA offer just to test your offer.
Basically, what testing means is that you need to spend little advertisement budget until you verify the profitability of the offer and marketing technique you use.
You just test, track and optimize until you find a winning formula.
And, one of the most effective and fastest ways to test your offers is by using PPC marketing.
So, it is advisable to use PPC marketing using services such as Google Adwords. This will allow you to test your campaign in the fastest time possible so as to make the most from it.
Word of Advice: Always, before you jump into heavy or mass marketing you have to test, track and optimize to make sure that the offer and all marketing elements are set in the most profitable way.
That is, you have to test every thing until you come up with optimum result – the winning formula.

Step 4: Scale – Expose Your CPA Offer to Massive Traffic Sources to Exploit the Hidden Profits Potential
After you test your campaign using fast traffic generation source like PPC marketing, you need to find other traffic sources.
As traffic generation is one of the most vital ingredients of any successful web business, it is also crucial to your CPA business.
It is a must have component.
That is …
In order to create highly profitable CPA campaign that brings in cash day and night like clock work, it is mandatory that you have consistent traffic from a diverse set of traffic sources. If you generate enough traffic to your CPA offer, you will have more visitors and more visitors will bring more profit.
With out traffic, even with the highest converting CPA offer, everything else is just a waste of time and money.It's the traffic that matters at all.
There are several ways to promote your CPA offers on the Internet.
And, as the result for each traffic source varies from one source to the other, it is important to focus on a traffic source which could help you get visitors which are exactly looking for your product.

MORE Targeted Visitors Brings MORE Cash

On the basis of the above important points, you will have two options to drive targeted traffic to your CPA offers:

1.Paid 2.Free.

Let’s start with the paid option.As it has been noted earlier targeted traffic is the life blood idea of any successful CPA marketing.
If you do not have traffic, even with the most profitable offer selection, it is meaning less.
There fore, you have to go where massive targeted traffic exists and capture it.

This is key to $10k a month- if you want to get huge amount of commission from CPA marketing, do not afraid to go the paid option in a diverse set of ways.
The most important thing that you need to be aware with paid option is not how much you paid for promotion. It is your ROI that matters at all, not your spending.
There are lots of paid ways that can get you traffic.
Some of them are:

1.PPC Search Engines – Targeted Traffic Source

2.PPV networks - Targeted Traffic Source
So, let’s see the paid options one by one.

1. Paid Traffic Source #1: PPC Search Engines
As far as targeted traffic is concerned PPC marketing comes first.
So, I recommend you to use popular PPC search engines to promote your CPA offers effectively.
The most reliable once are:
1. Google Adwords: http://adwords.google.com
2. Yahoo Search Marketing: Advertising Your Business with Yahoo! Search Marketing
3. MSN ad center: https://adcenter.microsoft.com
But, you need to be aware that, you will exploit PPC marketing only if you do them the right way.

2. Paid Traffic Source #2:PPV NetworksThe other powerful way to drive a highly targeted traffic is PPV Networks
If you are new to PPV networks, here is a brief note about PPV networks or CPV advertisement programs.
CPV (Cost per View) advertisement is a form of advertising that incorporates the concept of keyword or URL targeting with the low cost per view model.
The CPV technology matches your selected keywords or URL’s with the information the visitor is searching for or viewing, then instantly delivers the user to your website ( CPA offer ) .
This type of advertisement system is based on PPV (pay per view) model, that is, you only pay when a visitors views your CPA offer page.
The greatest advantage of CPV advertisement model at the moment is that bidding starts as low as 0.015 per view. This allows you to get visitors for a very low cost.
CPV advertisement model works based on software application which is installed on visitors’ computer. And, this program allows your visitors to see your ads based on your preferences.
In other words, through the software installed on the users computer, you will be able to control your audiences based on what they search or what website they surf.
This traffic source selection functionality lets you select only the right audiences that produce the highest conversions for your particular campaign. You determine where your ads appear, ensuring maximum effectiveness for your campaigns.
As it has been indicated earlier CPV advertisement which targets based on your preference are very targeted sources of traffic, because you have full control to select the right audience for your website.
And, the best thing about this type of advertising is that, it is un-exploited area with high rate of profitability.
Here are two of the best networks:

MediaTraffic.com
http://www.mediatraffic.com

TrafficVance
http://www.trafficvance.com

CPV advertisement program are very effective, but you need to set and optimize them properly in order to exploit them.

3. Paid Traffic Source #3: Other Paid Traffic SourcesThere are lots of sites where you can get either in the form of banner advertisement or text ads.
Some of the sites that get huge number of visitors are:

·Face Book: Advertising | Facebook·Myspace: https://advertise.myspace.com·Youtube Ads: http://ads.youtube.com·Buying ad space from related Forums.

Using the above paid traffic generation sources you can get a huge number of visitors to your CPA offers.
But, there are important points that you need to be aware of when using PAID advertisement option.
That is …
Every time you use any paid advertisement option, start with a small budget – test, track and optimize until you come up with a wining formula. Then after, you massively scale it based on your wining formula.
Ok, now let’s see the free options.There are lots of free ways you can make money using CPA offers.
Some of them are

·Videos;

·Articles Marketing;

·Yahoo Answers;

·Classified Ads, etc.

Let’s see the free methods one by one:

Free Traffic Source #1: Videos

YouTube.com

Free Traffic Source #2:Article Marketing

EzineArticles.comGoArticles.comAssociatedContent.comSearch Warp Article City | ArticleDashboard.com| ArticlesBase.com

Free Traffic Source #3: Yahoo answers

Yahoo! Answers - Home

Free Traffic Source #4:Forum Marketing:

Free Traffic Source #5:Classified Ads

Craigslist.com
UsFreeAds.com
Kijiji.com

Note:As free traffic generation requires a large amount of time, I strongly recommend you to outsource your activities so as to focus on other money making ways and make your time .
But, the point that you need to be aware here is that first you test every traffic generation system and make sure that it works for you.
Then, you hire some one and train him the whole system.
Note here that if you want to make big money this is key – you have to outsource.

Step 5: Rinse and Repeat – Do the Above Process A thousand Times
Once you create a successful CPA marketing campaign, move to another offer and repeat the process again and again.
I hope you are in a position to implement the method.
To make money as fast as profitability as possible, you have to take action as fast as possible.
Hope it helps .

Do not hesitate to add your mint .

Ad relevance

A keyword status that measures how closely related your keyword is to your ads.

• This status describes how well your keyword matches the message in your ads. For example, if someone searches for your keyword and your ad shows up, would your ad seem directly relevant to their search?
• There are three possible statuses you can get: above average, average, or below average.
  • Having an "average" or "above average" status means that there are no major problems with this keyword's ad relevance when compared to all other keywords across AdWords.
  • A "below average" status means that your ad or keyword may not be specific enough or that your ad group may cover too many topics. Try creating tightly-themed ad groups by making sure that your ads are closely related to a smaller group of keywords.
• Use this status to help identify keywords that might not be relevant enough to your ads to perform well.
• It's possible for a keyword to have a high Quality Score and low ad relevance (or vice versa) because AdWords looks at a number of different quality factors when determining Quality Score. Even if your overall Quality Score is high, looking at the individual factors can help you identify potential areas for improvement.
• To see the ad relevance status for your keywords, go to the Keywords tab on your Campaigns page and hover over the speech bubble icon next that's next to a keyword.
• Paused keywords will retain whatever scores they had when they were last active. Therefore, it may not be useful to look at these scores over time. We encourage advertisers to focus on active keywords when looking at their Quality Score sub-metrics, since these scores will be constantly updated.

Ad Rank

A value that's used to determine your ad position, where ads are shown on a page. Ad Rank is calculated using your bid amount and Quality Score.

 

 

Ad Rank determines your ad position -- where your ad shows on the page in relation to other ads.

The main components of your Ad Rank are your bids and the quality of your ads, keywords, and website as measured by what we call Quality Score. We also incorporate the expected impact from your extensions and other ad formats when computing your Ad Rank. When estimating the expected impact of extensions and ad formats, we consider such factors as the relevance, clickthrough rates, and the prominence of the extensions or formats on the search results page. So even if your competition has higher bids than yours, you can still win a higher position at a lower price by using highly relevant keywords, ads, and extensions.

Your Ad Rank is recalculated each time your ad is eligible to appear, so your ad position can fluctuate each time depending on your competition at that moment.

 

Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool

A tool in your account that helps identify why your ad might not be appearing. The tool also shows a preview of a Google search result page for a specific term, helping you see which ads are appearing for your keyword.

• Use this tool to check the status of your ad for a particular keyword. Once you enter a search term and other criteria like your language and location, the tool will tell you whether your ad is eligible to appear in that situation.
• If you want to see how your ad appears in context, it's better to use this tool than to do a search on Google. You'll see the exact same results as a Google search but won't harm your performance by accumulating ad impressions every time you look for your ad.
• To use the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool, click the tool under the "Tools and Analysis" menu at the top of your AdWords account, or visit google.com/AdPreview

Ad position

The order in which your ad appears on a page in relation to other ads. An ad position of "1" means that your ad is the first ad on a page.

• Ad position is determined by a formula called Ad Rank that gives your ad a score based on your bid and your Quality Score (a measurement of how relevant and useful your keyword, ad text, and landing page are to what a user is searching for). So even if your competition bids more than you, you can still win a higher position -- at a lower price -- with highly relevant keywords and ads.
• Ad position is also influenced by the expected impact from ad extensions and other ad formats, such as sitelinks. This means that if two competing ads have the same bid and quality, the ad with the better expected impact from extensions will generally appear in a higher position than the other.
• Your Ad Rank is recalculated each time your ad is eligible to appear, so your ad position can fluctuate each time depending on your competition at that moment.
• Ads can appear on the top of a search results page, on the side of the page, or on the bottom of the page.

Ad group default bids

A bid amount that applies to all of the keywords and placements in your ad group that don't have individual bids. This bid sets the maximum amount that you're willing to pay for each click on your ad for any keyword and placement without its own bid.

• Your ad group default bids are used when there aren't more specific bids that apply. For example, if you set a different bid for one of your keywords, that bid will be used (instead of any ad group default bid) whenever that keyword triggers your ad to appear.
• An ad group can have several kinds of default bids: a default bid that's used when your ad appears on any network, and a Display Network bid that's used only when your ad appears on the Display Network.
• Your default bids are displayed above the tabs on your ad group page in your account. If the Display Network bid is marked "Off," it means that you're opted out of the Display Network.

Ad group

A set of keywords, ads, and bids you manage together, in order to show ads to people likely to be interested in them.

• Each of your campaigns is made up of one or more ad groups.
• Separate ad groups are best for different product types you offer (if you’re a caterer, for example, you could have different ad groups for wedding catering and party catering).
• Ad groups in Display Network campaigns can include targeting methods other than keywords, like using demographics or remarketing lists.

Ad formats

Visual enhancements to search ads that more prominently display information about your business, such as a phone number, Google+ endorsement, or your website's domain in the headline. These enhancements, which often appear in ads above search results, can include additional content from your website or relevant third-party content.  You can add these enhancements manually or they can be added by our automated formatting systems.

• The most common types of ad formats are ad extensions. Some examples of ad extensions include location extensions (which attach your business address to your ads) and ad sitelinks (which include additional links to other pieces of relevant content from deeper within your sitemap).
• Google's automated formatting systems can display additional information from your website or other relevant third-party content alongside your ads, such as social annotations, which show endorsements for your business from your Google+ followers.
• Google's automated systems can also highlight relevant information in your ads to help people find your business more easily. For example, on some ads above search results, if your first description line is a complete phrase or sentence, we might display part of your description in your headline, resulting in a longer, more noticeable headline that still uses the words you chose for your ad.
• Product Listing Ads are not considered ad formats.

Your ads can appear with ad formats on Google Search and the Search Network.

Ad extensions

A feature that displays extra business information with your ad such as an address, phone number, more webpage links, or a coupon.

• Most ad extensions allow you to add your additional business information to a basic text ad. Some examples of ad extensions include offer extensions (adds a printable coupon to your ad for use offline) and ad sitelinks (adds additional webpage links).
• Ad extensions are particularly useful for accomplishing specific business goals. For example, if you're a local business or a business with multiple store fronts, you might want to encourage people to visit or call your physical store. One way to do this is by using location extensions, which allow you to include address information with your ad.
• Ad extensions function differently depending on the type, and provide different reporting information based on how people on the web can interact with them. For example, call extensions provides information about how many times a person clicked your ad to call your business.

Ad delivery options

A setting that determines how quickly you want Google to use your budget each day: either spread throughout the day (standard) or more quickly (accelerated). This setting affects when during the day your ads are likely to show.

• This setting determines how your daily budget is allocated throughout the day, which in turn determines how quickly Google will try to show your ads during each day.
• For each ad campaign, you choose one of these delivery options for the ads in that campaign:
  • Standard delivery (the default option) tries to show your ads throughout the entire day to make sure that you don't spend your whole budget in the morning and cause your ads to stop showing for the rest of the day.
  • Accelerated delivery tries to show your ads more quickly until your budget is reached. With this option, your ads can stop showing early in the day if your budget is spent.

Actual cost-per-click (CPC)

Your actual cost-per-click (actual CPC) is the final amount you're charged for a click. You're often charged less -- sometimes much less -- than your maximum cost-per-click (max. CPC) bid, which is the most you'll typically be charged for a click.

Actual CPC is often less than max. CPC because with the AdWords auction, the most you'll pay is what's minimally required to hold your ad position and any ad formats shown with your ad, such as sitelinks.

How this works

We combine your Quality Score, the max. CPC bid, and the expected impact of extensions and other ad formats to determine Ad Rank. When estimating the expected impact of extensions and ad formats, we consider such factors as the relevance, clickthrough rates, and the prominence of the extensions or formats on the search results page. Each advertiser’s Ad Rank is then used to determine where the ad appears and what types of extensions and other ad formats will show with the ad (or whether the ad or ad format will appear at all).
For ads on the Search Network, the minimum Ad Rank required for ads above search results is generally greater than the minimum Ad Rank required for ads beside search results. As a result, the actual CPC when you appear above search results could be higher than the actual CPC if you appear beside search results, even if no other advertisers are immediately below you. Although you may pay more per click, top ads usually have higher clickthrough rates and may allow you to show certain ad extensions and other features available only in top ad positions. As always, you’re never charged more than your max. CPC. bid.
For certain ads on the Display Network, your actual CPC will be different than described

Examples

• If the advertiser immediately below you bids US$2.00, and if that advertiser's ad is the same quality as yours (and has equal-performing extensions and ad formats), you'd typically need to bid a penny more than US$2.00 to rank higher than that advertiser and still maintain your position and ad formats. With AdWords, that's the most you'll pay (about US$2.01), whether your bid is US$3.00, US$5.00, or more.
• If the advertiser immediately below you bids US$2.00 and has a higher quality ad than you, you'll pay about a penny more than what's required to match that advertiser's higher Ad Rank (and still maintain your position and ad formats), but never more than your max. CPC bid