From my pointof view that is too many. A little bit of research will prevent you diving into dud offers. (Forums are great for research).

re: 25, Jim is right. Timing is not really the metric. You want something that converts better than 1% so 1:100 sales is a good guide over whatever period it takes to get 100 clicks. For low volume markets that can take a while.

If I run the campaigns for a week or 2 days it doesn’t matter, at least to me, anyway. That’s the issue. But for all the aspiring affiliates, you have to stay focused, and persevere, and tell yourself you will not fail!

I know this sounds like geek speak, but after all this is what I’am, every little failure is a step in the right direction.

Just keep focused, never quit never surrender. I hope this helps folks

To your success
Cheers,
Jim Novak
Wireless-Home-Computer.com

I have a question regarding launching multiple (5-10) offers at the same time. Does Yanik mean for the same set of keywords and copy, use it on multiple offers. This way one can test how they do relative to each other, and pick 1 or 2 best ways at the end of it?

OR

Does he mean to launch 5-10 different offers that needs to be individually researched with own keywords etc. ?

Just the little comment that you made go a long way.

Jim Novak

To answer 16. You attack a market where you can reach it, people are already spending money and they are highly motivated (ie: either passionate or desperate), and you can make them an offer that is unique and highly attractive. Any high ravity CB product will give you a clue.

To answer 19. 100 Clicks should give you an idea, 200 is plenty.

To answer To answer 20. Don’t believe anything other than your own data. ie: never believe numbers you haven’t manipulated yourself!

point taken – In response to Jeff r#19 That’s what I like to know also “amit jump in here” I have been doing the ppc thing, and I’m beginning To understand how most of it works, but when it comes time to quit promoting the product, when should you stop. Let me tell you I do very well in getting the clicks, tight groups, building landing pages, a domain name for a particular product etc. hundreds of clicks no sales? And the most important question.

When your promoting a product and they say we convert 1 in 100 or 1 in 20 how can you verify this claim I know that when I look at the web site it looks very professional, and I would buy from this particular site.

If anyone can address this problem I would appreciate it, here’s a tip, you can see by looking at my site I don’t promote to affiliates ONLY. It’s a big world out there folks.

Cheers,
Jim Novak
Wireless-Home-Computer.com