Find Business Opportunity Traffic That Converts

Here are 4 concrete solid solo ad vendors at Udimi where you can go to find business opportunity traffic that converts. Their names are Khaled Ibrahim, Gabe, Thomas Freeman, Brandon Sean, and Aleksandrs Meisars. So what you are going to do first is to sign up for an account at Udimi. You can sign up right here.

Once you are all signed up, you are going to click on the find sellers tab. After you click on the find sellers tab, you are going to click on the magnifying glass at the top right corner.

Here you are going to search for these recommended sellers. After you put in their name, the seller will come right up and then you can begin ordering your first traffic package.

I want to give you 5 more tips when buying solo ads for business opportunity traffic.

Tip #1 Start Slow And Then Grow

The biggest mistake you can do is blow your whole advertising budget with one or two solo ad vendors. Even if you have money, you want to start slowly.

When you start out with a new vendor, you want to make sure that your affiliate offer converts well with their traffic.

The solo ad vendor may have good traffic but your offer does not convert well with their traffic. If you start slowly purchasing 50 – 100 clicks instead of 500 – 1000 clicks with one or two vendors, you can spread out your advertising budget over several vendors instead of just 1 or 2. 

Tip #2 Always Keep Track Of Your Sales

You should always run an excel spreadsheet of the solo ad vendors name, date when you’ve purchased, how many clicks, what was the price, how many leads you’ve got, how many unique and raw clicks you’ve got, how many sales you’ve made.

By running a spreadsheet, you can see at a glance how much of a profit you are making per month. Plus, you will see who is delivering the goods and who is not.

Tip #3 Contact The Seller

When you are buying traffic packages from a new solo ad vendor, contact them and ask them these questions such as;

• How did you build your list?
• What kind of offer is suitable for your list?
• What is the percentage of tier 1 clicks can I expect if I buy from you?
• Do you have a sales page?
• Do you have a testimonial or someone that can vouch for you?

Tip #4 Look for These “Red Flags”

If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is. Use your gut instinct and don’t buy if you spot some of these bad signs from a solo ad provider.

• They don’t have a sales page
• They don’t have someone reputable to vouch for them
• They don’t have legitimate testimonials
• They do have testimonials, but it seems fake
• They offer ridiculously low prices for their solo ad (like 0.20-0.25)
• Over-promises (like “ultra super duper mega responsive high quality clicks”)

Another thing that you can do is if you want to see if a testimonial is real, is to copy that name and search for them on Facebook. Most people nowadays have a Facebook profile.

All you have to do is reach out to that person via Facebook and just ask them how was their experience with that solo ad vendor. This is a good way to check the validity of solo ad vendors.

Tip #5 Write Good Solo Ad Copy

The main goal of the solo ad is to get people to click on the link in your solo ad. This is going to take them to your squeeze page. You should never send solo ad business opportunity traffic directly to a sales page because you won’t get many sales.

Plus, you will lose the chance to have that buyer as a repeat customer. To see what a profitable solo ad looks like, you can click here. You can download some solo ad swipes here.

Here are some more places on where to buy business opportunity traffic.

Email Advertising

Facebook Solo Ads

Safelist Solo Ads

I usually stay within the confines of Udimi because I know that I will find quality traffic that will convert and more importantly I won’t get ripped off.

Now all you have to do is roll up your sleeves and go get some traffic. Please let us know how your solo ad run went with these vendors or just share your experience with using solo ads.