Make Money Online Using CPA Offers
Learning how to make money online can be such a chore, especially if you don’t know where to look or don’t know what programs work. CPA stands for Cost Per Action and there are many various CPA offers that you can enroll in to make money online. There is an array of different CPA programs that range in paying you money per certain action.
Some actions include things as simple as sending advertisers clicks. While other CPA offers will pay you money for leads such as the having someone fill out an online credit card application form or an automotive loan application form. Other CPA offers include paying you a percent of a a sale generated from you promoting products by using special HTML text links or graphic codes.
Here is an article about how you can make money online with CPA offers written by Mattaw from MoneyBites.com. I think that you’ll enjoy reading it.
Hi, my name is Mattaw, I am an internet marketer who writes the blog Moneybites.com. My friend Garry (your teacher) has asked me to come in and write a guest class for you guys. After thinking long and hard how I could help you guys learn how to earn online, I realized that I should talk about earning from your niche websites using CPA offers.
For those of you that don’t know what a CPA offer is, let’s run through the basics of them before proceeding any further. CPA means cost per action completed. This can be a lead, sale or other action. Basically it is a form of advertiser where the publisher (you) gets paid when a specified action is completed. This action can be anywhere from filling out a form to buying a product.
These offers can be matched to your niche blog to bring in a potentially higher source of revenue than a CPC (cost per clicks) or CPM (cost per thousand impressions) basis. What they allow you to do is match relevant hand picked ads with your content and convert when a user completes and action on this ad.
There is no better way to demonstrate what I mean than applying it to Garry’s niche website.
The Company
First we would go to a CPA company, and grab our offers. I strongly recommend MarketLeverage as the company to go with. Not only do they offer an amazing rewards program but they have a large range of offers and excellent customer support as well. It costs nothing to join the program and there is no reason why you shouldn’t. If you want to sign up, you can do so here.
Joining networks like MarketLeverage costs nothing and can only give you a supplementary stream of revenue. Another great thing about CPA is it diversifies your revenue stream not making you reliant on a single type of advertising.
The Offers
Since Garry’s website is built around credit card debt, I would pick out offers that relate to credit cards. I have a feeling that low or no credit check required cards would do well because organic visitors would be looking for ways to get more credit or get out of a credit situation. It doesn’t stop there. There are also credit check offers that could potentially do well to.
The Revenue
Now that we have a bunch of offers we think could potentially do well on the website the fun really starts! What I would do is throw up two or three of these ads on every page. I would then monitor how each one does for a set amount of time (I prefer a week or month). After that set time, I would kick out the lowest converting ad (leaving the other one or two still in) and substitute it with another ad that I think may convert better.
This is called split testing. You split test your ads until you find two that have a solid conversion rate. These will earn you consistent money. If you see revenue from once source start to drop, you can always just swap it out and split test in a new offer. What this does is provide fresh offers to your regular readers while allowing you to gather valuable data about what offers convert the best for your website. This allows you to maximize earnings.
There is no reason you can’t split test more than just the ads themselves. Perhaps one ad converts better in a different position on your website. You can consistently test different parts of your website to maximize your earnings from your current traffic level.
After testing out the offers you need to make an analysis. Is CPA right for your website? Are you earning more with these offers than with your old revenue source. In many cases the answer is yes but CPA advertising isn’t for everyone’s website.
The potential
Now I know some of you may be sceptic after reading this post, but you never know if you never try. There are many websites out there that make TONS of money from CPA offers. It all depends on your websites niche and your audience.
The only way you can find out if CPA offers are right for you is testing them out, so what are you waiting for! Sign up to a CPA network (like MarketLeverage) and get started today!
If you enjoyed this lesson please check out my blog at Moneybites.com and learn how to earn online. It has been a pleasure writing this and I hope you all have a great day.
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4 comments
Good post Mattaw, CPA offers can offer a great source of passive income. And you are correct, they may work better in some niches than they do in others, but that is the fun of online marketing. Being able to split test and find out which offers are converting, allows you to maximize your revenue stream.
I also belong to Market Leverage and think they have the potential to be a great source of income for me. Just depending on the niche and website layout. Great post. I would suggest everyone go on over and visit your blog too
I have juts strated to earn a little from CPA and cannot agree more… one CPA conversion could be equal to several Adsense clicks and although it could take a little more testing to hit the right formula, in the long run your earnings could be much higher.
I also recommend Market Leverage… they have a ton of crappy offers and a ton of amazing offers but whatever you choose to promote your affiliate manager will be there to talk you through everything and answer any question no matter how dumb it is (I know this from experience!).
Great post.
Market Leverage is pretty cool, it’s like a kid going into a toy store and checking out all the colorful toys. Market Leverage has a ton of advertisers to pick and choose from.
That is very true, I ended up yacking on the phone for about an hour with Eric, the conversation went quite well and we joked around quite a bit but also he delivered some great points about Market Leverage. Point being, is they have an interest in speaking directly with the publishers because they know that without the publishers, the advertisers won’t make any money. So building up relationships with the publishers and offering a lending hand is pretty cool strategy for me.
I am still waiting on my free hook up of gifts as promised… (hint hint @ Eric!)
1960 J Madison Street #146
Clarksville TN. 37043
Attn: Garry Conn will blog for clothes and gifts… He’s broke. LOL!!!
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